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2026-04-10 09:20:22 UTC

Commander Reid Wiseman's voice bridged the 239,000-mile void, delivering a phrase that instantly anchored itself in the bedrock of human history.
The utterance, delivered with a perceptible awe, shifted the global narrative of the mission from a feat of engineering to a moment of profound collective reflection. Within minutes, the quote had bypassed mission control and ignited a worldwide dialogue on planetary stewardship.
#enshittification #NASA #Artemis #quotes #space #moon #microsoft
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2026-03-19 18:02:46 UTC

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I rest my case. By being coarse, it is easy to attract mindless followers who suffocate any meaningful message with endless facetious jest.

2026-03-19 16:21:16 UTC

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Cursing and name-calling used to be considered childish and uncivilized. Public figures like Elon Musk have made being 'unserious' and uncivilized mainstream.
When a professor of astronomy is celebrated for calling Musk dirty names, it’s clear that Musk has already won the culture war. He is in our hearts and minds.

2025-08-07 08:51:36 UTC

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It seems your intuition about cold air is wrong.
Whole-body cryotherapy for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis: a monocentric, single-blinded, randomised controlled trial
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35238767/
Here is basic Mayo Clinic intro article: "The chilling truth: Exploring the health benefits and risks of cryotherapy"
https://mcpress.mayoclinic.org/living-well/the-chilling-truth-exploring-the-health-benefits-and-risks-of-cryotherapy/
Apparently even -130 C is used in medical treatment.

2025-08-07 08:11:04 UTC

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There are medical cryotherapy rooms that use -110 C. They are used to treat rheumatism and some pain conditions with good results.
You go in wearing swimsuit, shoes, gloves, stocking cap, and goggles to protect extremities. Time is usually 2-3 min.
I think -165 C is possible if person is healthy, but I don't think it adds much to -110 C except sounds more effective.
Convective heat transfer is not instant and cold air is very dry.

2025-07-17 14:13:53 UTC

Large study of scientists who move their labs reveals how location drives productivity doi: 10.1126/science.zzmd7nt
Concentrating funding at high-powered universities can maximize output but may sacrifice broader benefits
https://www.science.org/content/article/large-study-scientists-who-move-their-labs-reveals-how-location-drives-productivity
#science #research #researchFunding

2025-06-24 12:24:36 UTC

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I don't know how well people remember the history, but Israel (mostly Bibi) has history of direct diplomatic humiliation and undermining of WH or SecState. GWB, Obama, Biden, Rice, Albright, Kerry, everyone, once they try to have some independent Middle-East policy.
Those come in form of announcements or actions during or after visits, or direct confrontation when both share a podium.
Unhinged or not agenda does not matter. US president has no say.

2025-06-15 12:31:50 UTC

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I'm fairly certain that majority of Iranians want democracy. Monarchist and MEK are minority.
I'm questioning your implicit assumption that the majority of Iranian opposition welcomes attacks from the US or Israel.
In 2009-2010 demonstrations they were clear that democracy must come from inside by Iranians. They wanted help from the US but military kind.
Have things changed?

2025-06-15 12:03:02 UTC

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Does the pro-democracy movement in Iran support these attacks, and want help from Israel and the US. Or is this another case of someone outside the region knowing better.
I mean, monarchists and some other fringe groups do, but they are sorry bunch of pretenders getting shady support.

2025-06-12 09:59:58 UTC

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Left has been losing working class in many western countries with agenda of cultural liberalism.
I think it has been morally good trade off to push those values in exchange of working class support, and backlash is to be expected.
The cost may be generational and last some time.

2025-06-12 09:37:00 UTC

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Agreed, but presenting politics is also politics. Who has the agency in presenting and changing it? Working class and less educated seem to have lost theirs.
Now when I'm thinking it, far-right seems to provide a pathway to get people intimately involved in.

2025-06-12 08:36:28 UTC

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Can patronage replace participation in your opinion?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the less wealthy do less and less to change their situation every decade.
The Labor Party has 370,000 members (rapidly declining) and not many more votes in their elections, very few of them are struggling.
Unless political patronage works getting the "message" right and maximizing vote share is not the path for big changes.
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2025-02-24 18:13:35 UTC

They Live (1988)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096256/
#uspol #movies #trump #musk
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2025-02-12 21:12:24 UTC

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Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was the only GOP “no” vote.

2025-02-03 18:54:49 UTC

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I already linked go back in thread, but lets use the document your provided instead, page 15.
"... Microsoft’s new EU Data Boundary, combined with changes to its business model, as announced by Microsoft’s President Brad Smith in Brussels recently seem to prevent any data going from the EU to the US and might also contain a ringfence against the CLOUD Act. ....
Your source was released before Microsoft Data Bounday was released.

2025-02-03 12:52:47 UTC

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Microsoft EU Data boundary was response to CLOUD Act concerns.
Things move fast, keep up folks. Read faster.

2025-02-03 12:36:32 UTC

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Microsoft subsidiaries have lawyers and contracts in EU they don't breach local laws. Microsoft offices in EU would likely refuse to do that and inform EU.
Nadella would challenge order in the US court and meantime prepare to change corporate headwaters, or spin off Microsoft International B.V. (registered in Netherlands). Microsoft would stop being international company if it stayed in the US.

2025-02-03 12:20:16 UTC

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That order compromises EU-US data transfers in EU-US Data Privacy Framework.
EU Data boundary means there are no data transfers.
The company being registered in the US does not mean that EU citizens working for Microsoft in EU follow US laws and executive orders and break EU laws. International companies follow the laws in each country they operate.

2025-02-03 11:46:57 UTC

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Critical EU data stays in the EU and is handled by citizens of EU even if the company running the services is US based.
Using Microsoft as an example, The EU Data Boundary https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/eudb/eu-data-boundary-learn?culture=en-us&country=us

2025-02-03 11:20:53 UTC

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Trump yields easily under pressure, obsesses over optics, appearing to win is more important than winning to him.
I'm not surprised if Canada tariffs are gone after his talk with Trudeau today, or in few weeks.
US companies will pressure him, public opinion will turn against him, and he seeks validation over everything else.

2025-02-03 10:00:39 UTC

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Absolutely. Regardless of background, it would pay off to keep 16-25 year old young men busy and out of the streets.
For immigrants improving basic language skills is the first thing. Dragging them trough basic education without them is harmful.

2025-02-03 09:51:23 UTC

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I have looked statistics in Finland. Education level (indicating low social status) and age are the most significant factors.
It's rare not to have or participate in secondary education. Among immigrants it's common.
Compared to population as a whole
locals with no secondary education do almost 5 times more crimes . Immigrants do 6 times more crimes. Immigrant status explains max 20% of the criminality, low social status explains the rest.

2024-11-21 20:01:33 UTC

How to detect AI generated image?
Look at the details circled in red that help you identify if an image has been created by #AI. #aislop #funny #humor #meme
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2024-11-13 18:11:18 UTC

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This is nothing new. Lincoln and JFK also had slugs in their brains.

2024-11-11 10:46:08 UTC

Juggling math physically like @npub1gve…sduy does. What this tells us about human cognition?
#mathematics #cognition #math
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2024-11-09 10:01:14 UTC

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This years Nobel in economics is related to this dynamical insight 👍
The Narrow Corridor: States, Societies, and the Fate of Liberty. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/555400/the-narrow-corridor-by-daron-acemoglu-and-james-a-robinson/#
"There is a Western myth that political liberty is a durable construct, arrived at by a process of "enlightenment." This static view is a fantasy, the authors argue. In reality, the corridor to liberty is narrow and stays open only via a fundamental and incessant struggle between state and society."
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2024-11-09 09:19:47 UTC

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South Africa is an example of how radically changing the system of governance is important, but not enough.
SA has a great modern system of governance designed from the ground up. A constitution widely considered the best progressive constitution in the world by constitutional scholars.
The lesser system would have crumbled within a few years, SA continues to struggle with massive violence, inequality, and corruption, but the problem is elsewhere.

2024-11-08 22:02:19 UTC

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These radical proposals typically require that they are implemented before they can be implemented.
1: Fix the system by abolishing the role of president (or change voting or something).
2: What is needed to make #1 happen?
3. GOTO 1

2024-11-08 21:36:07 UTC

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28% of adult population voted for Trump, but your point stands: World is run by people who show up.

2024-11-07 19:36:39 UTC

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I have an idea for a short incompetence sketch/story:
Republicans introduce a constitutional amendment to remove two-term limit on presidency to please Trump. It needs a 2/3 majority in both houses and ratified by 3/4 of the states to take effect. To their great surprise, enough Dems vote for it to pass. Red states ratify it immediately, and Blue states join the next day. Trump and his supporters celebrate in confusion.
Obama has an announcement...

2024-11-06 17:27:10 UTC

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"Trump’s reckless venality is a reason for hope. Trump has the soul of a fascist but the mind of a disordered child. He will likely be surrounded by terrible but incompetent people. All of them can be beaten: in court, in Congress, in statehouses around the nation, and in the public arena." https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/11/trump-victory-democracy/680549/
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2024-10-28 18:04:18 UTC

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Good luck.
Everything new is old. I can't recommend highly enough the two seasons of Ultra. Rachel Maddow's historical documentary podcast series chronicling U.S. right-wing extremism during the 1940s and World War II, including the 1944 sedition trial. Season 2 describes the follow up and right-wing links to McCarthyism. https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-presents-ultra
ps. Steven Spielberg is developing a movie based on Ultra.

2024-10-25 15:36:35 UTC

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It's a global questionnaire.
Armenia is high on the list because Russia-Ukraine war. More than 100,000 Russian citizens have fled to Armenia. Many of them educated.

2024-10-25 15:05:27 UTC

Most attractive countries for graduates. Ranked by net immigration. Ranked by potential net immigration.
#immigration #countries
#ranking #work #Britain #UK #Portugal #NewZealand #Brexit
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2024-10-25 08:48:00 UTC

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The church causes the collapse of the wavefunction.

2024-09-10 13:26:25 UTC

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Maybe. Quick self diagnostic test:
Do they give you chalk so that you can write mysterious scribbles into the black walls in your room?
Do you feel that the mysteries of the universe might hide in these scribbles?
Does putting on socks and shoes and removing them in reverse order reveal some deeper meaning for you?
Have you ever forgotten, or nearly forgotten, to wear pants in public?
3/4 or above and you are probably a mathematician.

2024-09-10 12:11:14 UTC

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"The reason that every large University has a Department of Mathematics is that it is cheaper to hire them than to have them institutionalized." — Anonymous

2024-09-08 13:19:23 UTC

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Miten saa meemit, henkiloökotaiset jutut filtteröityä kun ihmiset ei käytä tageja?

2024-09-08 13:14:40 UTC

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Tällä on paljon ihmisiä joita voisi seurata, mutta koska 20 paskapostausta jokaista mielenkiintoista kohden en voi mitenkään seurata 500 aktiivista käyttäjää. Algoritmi erotteli paskapostaukset aika hyvin. Itse en jaksa joten seuraan vain niitä jotka postaa 90% asiaa.
Mastodonissa "Mitä minä ajattelin tänään" tyypit puhuu lähinnä itselleen ja kavereilleen, mutta nekin voi joskus puhua järkeviä ja se menetetään. #some #SomeFi #Fediversumi #SosiaalinenMedia #MastodonFi

2024-09-08 09:39:29 UTC

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Do you a have professional mastodon handle?
Many professionals (journos, scientists, experts) want to communicate their work trough social media to large audience. But then they mess their channel with personal (what I did today) stuff intended for friends or people who are interested their person.
Twitter has algorithm that solves part of this, but in mastodon you cant follow 200 professionals without drowning into fluff.
#journalism #mastodon #communication #socialMedia

2024-09-07 17:01:40 UTC

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Electric Solar Wind Sail is interesting concept. https://www.electric-sailing.fi/technology.html
The sail is made from 50-100 long (e.g., 20 km), thin (e.g., 25 microns) conducting tethers (wires) that rotate to keep the shape.
Electron gun keeps the wires in a 20 kV positive potential. The electric field of the wires extends 20m into the surrounding solar wind plasma.
It can be used only for braking (de-orbiting satellites) inside planetary magnetosphere.
#space #propulsion #solarSail
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2024-09-07 13:18:37 UTC

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As far as know, bigger sails and technology development, then diffractive solar sails.
Diffracctive sails, possibly with optoelectronic control would make steering much easier. It would enable stationary observation satellites in Sun's polar region or communication satellites in Earths polar regions.
https://www.azooptics.com/Article.aspx?ArticleID=2274

2024-08-12 17:42:49 UTC

Beijing admits Hong Kong-flagged ship destroyed key Baltic gas pipeline ‘by accident’ https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3274120/china-admits-hong-hong-flagged-ship-destroyed-key-baltic-gas-pipeline-accident
Accident is not believable.
1. There was no "strong storm" in the Gulf of Finland on October 8, when the #Balticconnector was damaged.
2. The research revealed a clear drag mark on the seabed that continued for tens of kilometers.
The anchor had to be lowered and secured. Then the ship started dragging it.
#Russia #China #UkraineWar #Estonia #Finland