And it’s his joke, not hers.

That was a fun game. Not a good game, but one with an amazing premise. Gotta re-watch some lets plays.

The oldest still-flying plane is the Bleriot XI from 1909. That’s 116 years now.

Anyone can host, but if you can’t federate it’s of very limited value.

Yes, the Epstein files are important, but not for proving guilt.

Honestly, guilt doesn’t matter in this case, because nobody who matters cares. His fanbase, his voters, his politicians and even his supreme court don’t care. He’s been convicted of felonies, and it just didn’t matter.

But the Epstein files are something different. It’s one of the core things his conspiracy manic fan base are sworn in on. It’s part of their core narrative and beliefs. Him being in there could really shake things up.

The EU struggles enough with keeping Hungary and Poland in line. Now imagine taking on countries that have been at war (or at least a cold war) for three quarters of a century.

Are glass elevators not common where you live?

No, Elon looks like Jabba.

In many christian traditions the “confess Jesus as savior” can also be done after this life when standing before Jesus, basically at the gates of heaven. At that point it’s really just a formality, and doing that right now instead of in the next life is exactly what you describe what it means to you: a way to live a better life right now.

At least he didn’t promise that the ride brings you to a better place.

They also have very few cars. There’s like 10 or so of these robotaxis. If you grab 10 human taxi drivers and follow them around for a few months, you’d also expect them to have on average 0 accidents.

No, the / has nothing to do with xml. It’s a fake IRC command.

They were all in the style of /commandname.

You know, people tend to use sarcasm more in chats than in XML documents.

Lies!

Can’t find a lot searching for java-lang…

I thought you were going to recommend a different flavour of cat.

What’s the point of these three random emoji?

It might be “an awful lot” in absolute terms, but certainly not in relative terms.

Take for example just the dinosaurs. They lived in a relatively short time span from -245mio years until -66mio years. A total time span of 179mio years.

Google tells me that between 300 and 1000 species of dinosaurs have been identified (the estimate is that broad because it’s not certain that each identified species is really an unique species).

That means, there’s about 1.6-5.5 species of dinosaur per million years that we know of. Or to put it differently, there’s on average 181k - 650k years between each dinosaur species we identified.

Homo sapiens have existed for 200k-300k years. All domesticated animals exist for less than that.

Within that time span tens of thousands of species have come into existance and died out again.

That’s about the order of magnitude of what we don’t know and probably can’t ever know.

And remember, these numbers are only for the relatively recent era of the dinosaurs. It’s much, much worse for times that are longer ago.

Also, even of the species that live right now, estimates say that we only know about 14% of all species.

Chonky as in looks or gameplay?

Paleontology only scratches the most superficial part of the surface, since the vast majority of organisms die without getting fossilized.

What does a 64-bit system and 4GB RAM have to do with using 64bit timestamps?

32bit systems can use 64bit values without issue. In fact, even an 8bit system can handle 256bit values or even longer ones without issue.

The bittiness of a CPU and its address space have nothing to do with the length of usable data unless you end up with data longer than the RAM volume (and even then there’s swap).