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[Matias Saibene]

We are all gonna die
:shifty:

 

[Thunder Chicken]

It begins.

Getting a late start this year?

 

[Andy44]

What if cats have their own internet and it's full of pictures of humans?

 

[Thunder Chicken]

What if cats have their own internet and it's full of pictures of humans?

There are a lot of pictures of humans on the internet. Naked ones. :shifty:

 

[Urwumpe]

There are a lot of pictures of humans on the internet. Naked ones. :shifty:

OMG! They need clothes!

 

[jedidia]

Since all the cats are naked too, it's only fair

 

[SolarLiner]

OMG! They need clothes!

BRB creating a Kickstarter to give all those poor woman clothes.

 

[Izack]

Getting a late start this year?

Seems so. Last year was the same way - outright warm until Christmas. We were buried from January to June, though.

View from the same window last February:

Apologies for the terrible smartphone camera. My slightly better one was AWOL at the time.

 

[Matias Saibene]

A brief question to users:
Can I receive/send messages with Telegram to/from WhatsApp users?

 

[Urwumpe]

A brief question to users:
Can I receive/send messages with Telegram to/from WhatsApp users?

No, not that I know. Both use different protocols.

From TextSecure/Signal to/from WhatsApp might be possible, but I suspect that some details are incompatible there between the two, despite WhatsApp using the TextSecure encryption.

 

[Evil_Onyx]

President Obama Signs Bill Recognizing Asteroid Resource Property Rights into Law

So how is this even a legal law as it apply's to "land" not claimed by the USA, and the USA is treaty bound to not claim any "land" in space. (see outer space treaty)

 

[steph]

Just had a quite vivide dream of going to parallel universes, where each universe was a few minutes ahead (or behind) the other one in time. And the further you went, the more different the universes became . Stranger yet, no other substances than a few beers were involved before going to sleep. Maybe the previous unslept night helped. I still can't figure what we were travelling with between universes :lol:
Edit: I can still remember some scientist dude explaining how we're basically occupying the same space-time , or timelinge, but we're placed with some time apart so we don't bump into the next universes. Seemed to make sense back then

 

[Artlav]

No, no, no.
Throw a stone into a lake. Every wave crest is identical, but they are apart in time. It's a matter of phase shift, you see. Now, imagine what would have happened if all the waves were at the same time at the same time - you'd have a tidal wave!
So they all occupy the same lake, and yet they are separate.

 

[Urwumpe]

President Obama Signs Bill Recognizing Asteroid Resource Property Rights into Law

So how is this even a legal law as it apply's to "land" not claimed by the USA, and the USA is treaty bound to not claim any "land" in space. (see outer space treaty)

Funnily, this means that this isn't law. Who is going to enforce it, the USA? corrupt TTIP secret courts?

 

[Quick_Nick]

President Obama Signs Bill Recognizing Asteroid Resource Property Rights into Law

So how is this even a legal law as it apply's to "land" not claimed by the USA, and the USA is treaty bound to not claim any "land" in space. (see outer space treaty)

I think one key aspect here is the difference between a government claiming rights and an individual citizen/company claiming rights.

 

[jroly]

Current Flat Earth Society leader hitting out at other flat earth believers who are shills.

 

[Urwumpe]

I think one key aspect here is the difference between a government claiming rights and an individual citizen/company claiming rights.

I think the law is even more limited just to goods transported from such asteroids to Earth. Which means: In the USA, you are free to violate international law. In the rest of the world, you could be arrested and the USA charged for damages, that the US government would have to pay.

 

[steph]

Anyone else getting a blank screen while accessing NASA's EOSDIS Worldview? The interface is clearly working , but no images. I hope they didn't get a hard drive failure (happened before, in 2013). I really needed some of those images.

 

[Artlav]

Works for me. Try going a day earlier or zooming out - it tend to get stuck in random places and times.

 

[Urwumpe]

Fun with a number cruncher:

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/university/media/press/10013-english.pdf