I have friends with an EV that just rent an ICE car for road trips.
Concur entirely. After reading _The Making of the Atomic Bomb_ (highly recommended, BTW) you know the steps to make a U-235 enriched atomic bomb. The difficulty comes from obtaining the enriched uranium.
This is why Japanese pens are the best.
Microsoft is already pivoting away from consumer products.
Amazing book. Tied with _The Making of the Atomic Bomb_ as my favorite non-fiction book.
Exactly. And no one with any sense gives an intern write permission for the production database. I don’t trust myself on the production database when I’m coding anything that involves migrations. And I don’t suppose…
There are devices that allow you to connect your binoculars to standard camera tripods.
He said he was tethered to the phone during the Skype call. The laptop probably doesn't know it is using a cellular connection.
Definitely worth a read. I misplaced my copies during a move many years ago but recently got them all as e-books. Unfortunately, they weren't quite as good as I remembered.
I have friends with an EV that just rent an ICE car for road trips.
Concur entirely. After reading _The Making of the Atomic Bomb_ (highly recommended, BTW) you know the steps to make a U-235 enriched atomic bomb. The difficulty comes from obtaining the enriched uranium.
This is why Japanese pens are the best.
Microsoft is already pivoting away from consumer products.
Amazing book. Tied with _The Making of the Atomic Bomb_ as my favorite non-fiction book.
Exactly. And no one with any sense gives an intern write permission for the production database. I don’t trust myself on the production database when I’m coding anything that involves migrations. And I don’t suppose…
There are devices that allow you to connect your binoculars to standard camera tripods.
He said he was tethered to the phone during the Skype call. The laptop probably doesn't know it is using a cellular connection.
Definitely worth a read. I misplaced my copies during a move many years ago but recently got them all as e-books. Unfortunately, they weren't quite as good as I remembered.