Pretty interesting. I’m gonna take a wild guess that most of the low level (green) jamming is just plain old electromagnetic interference?
Really curious to know what’s going on over Poland. Found this article talking about it. Seems to think Russia is responsible which I suppose isn’t a surprise.
https://breakingdefense.com/2024/01/as-baltics-see-spike-in-gps-jamming-nato-must-respond/
Where all the tankies at? Lets hear why this is totally cool and ok.
Yeah and anybody complaining about it at that point is just being a whiny child.
Yeah also iOS is getting RCS support soon so the whole point is moot. The whole blue bubble thing is a lot of people with way too much time on their hands to get worried about stuff that doesn’t matter at all.
Whole saga has been stupid
Yeah something like 25% of Americans make under $35k. That’s poverty wages in this economy.
Everyone losing their minds over this like Firefox doesn’t exist.
Stop using Chrome.
The reason this is even a big problem is because everyone piled on Google’s browser despite all the obvious reasons that wasn’t gonna be a good idea on the long term.
I never understood why anybody thought a company – whose principal business is advertising and data mining – wouldn’t eventually rug pull everyone like this with their browser as soon as it hit critical mass for market share.
I’d expect another big exodus around then.
More republican virtue signaling bullshit
Also this was pretty lulzy:
Arizona State Rep. David Marshall, R-Snowflake, and four co-sponsors have introduced House Bill 2121, prohibiting cell-cultured animal products.
I thought the article was dunking on him at first, but it turns out Snowflake isn’t just a conservative state of mind, it’s also a small town in Arizona.
The outrage these assholes are feeling is what the rest of us feel every time we see them trying to force their dogma into every facet of society.
Like sure the Ioniq is a cool car, but it’s fucking $70,000 dollars. I just have a hard time believing they can strap wheels to a battery for less money than that.
Yeah that would be all fine and well if it meant we’re on track for some post-work egalitarian utopia but you and I know that’s not at all where this is heading.
Geez the reporting around this has been ridiculously sensationalist
I’m pretty bullish on science investments, but I’ve heard multiple arguments that this thing is probably not worth the money. The most prevalent argument I’ve heard to the contrary is basically “we could discover something that might be interesting.” But like very little in terms of concrete measurable returns on investment for it.
This article does a good job of arguing against it I think. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-world-doesnt-need-a-new-gigantic-particle-collider/
My mind isn’t made up on the topic, so like can anybody explain to me why this thing is actually worth 30+ billion dollars?
Ok so you’re being intentionally obtuse. Got it 👍
Feel free to check back in with us when Russia is the victim of a major invasion
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Damn this is some thin skinned baby behavior
The ultra rich are a drain on society and need to be purged
Not a gotcha question, but what things did the LHC discover that have real practical applications right now other than validating some hypothesis? Because I’ve looked into it before and turned up nothing so I’m wondering what I’m missing.