But being a Pisces doesn’t mean anything, does it? It could both mean being someone who is afraid of risks and someone who is bold and takes chances.
How is it easier?
But being a Pisces doesn’t mean anything, does it? It could both mean being someone who is afraid of risks and someone who is bold and takes chances.
How is it easier?
I like to think of personality tests like Meyers Briggs as pseudoscientific nonsense like astrology


I quite liked this in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II



An old friend of my parents is very much like an aunt to me.
A few of my friends I’ve known for decades and who have truly proven loyal and full of unconditional love I would consider as close as my brothers.


I’m really not, I’m happy to say. I believe in universal human rights, the truth and justice of socialism, solidarity with oppressed people and among workers of the world.


Hi - I’m back from my ban. We’re apparently not allowed to have this conversation, so you’ll have to figure it out yourself, sorry.


I find BdG3 runs very well directly on the deck, what’s gained from streaming?


“Too much water” is what it says, which I guess is tautologically true


This is a rather common misconception about sensitivity, it is only true under the constraint where you are unable to increase the amplitude of your measurement.
Aren’t there plenty of situations where you can’t increase the amplitude of your measurement? Isn’t that why we use SQUIDS for high sensitivity magnetic measurements for example?
Quadrature squeezing is great, but I don’t think it’s the only way (or main way?) quantum sensors compete with classical sensors.


You don’t. Any appropriately sensitive/accurate accelerometer or magnetometer is sufficient to do this.
There are limits to sensitivity and accuracy that can only be overcome by quantum sensing though. So yes, you’re right, but that’s actually the point of the quantum part.


Don’t boo people for being vegan??


That trailer goes hard. Looks like D&D soulslike?
I think it’s a beautiful and surreal statement on how wonderful it can be to follow your dreams and become even what people tell you is impossible.
I think the guy in the boat is his father from the previous panel
Dredd and Civil War.
Both make it easy for themselves: keep it short, have a stated goal from the start, get to it, the end.
For Dredd, they need to get to the top of the megabuilding and take out the gang leader, the end.
For Civil War they need to go into the warzone to interview the President, the end.
Love it.