“Skeptics Guide To The Future” is supposed to be pretty good, and “Black Hole War” is a great read but might be old news to a pro in the field.

Nice! Sounds and looks well made

Absolutely gorgeous, about how much weight can it support?

Idk that it’s better than renewables, I’d say they’re complimentary. And I’m not sure we’d need new big multi-million new ones, newer models can be much smaller, cheaper, and modular. But places like Germany shutting down perfectly functional nuclear plants drives me nuts, just ups the coal and gas usage.

Old Man Yells At Cloud

Coal dropped, but looks like natural gass usage jumped. That’s only a small difference in carbon output. Nuclear is the way to go until we’ve got a solid infrastructure that can handle the ups and downs of renewables, grid storage and general upgrades, nation wide.

Same boat. But Twitter wasn’t really my kind of social media anyway, maybe that’s why Mastodon hasn’t locked in?

Can’t ever get enough James Randi. Anyone seen “An Honest Liar”? It’s still on my list

Great to know, thanks!

That’s fucking awesome, toss some gas on that fire baby

Ooof. Well, if the requirements for other government entities are anything the FBI’s “no weed ever in your life” hiring policies, no wonder they’re vulnerable.

I guess it’s better than the “guns for teachers” bullshit, but fuck… Surely we can do better

Mint is where I started and I think it’s a great way to begin. Lots of helpful GUI interfacing to get you situated. Plus the popularity makes finding help a lot easier.

I don’t ‘read’ them so much as I listen, LaVar Burton Reads is an amazing podcast where he reads a short story a week.

Really like the idea of a Science instance, it’d be pretty handy for newcomers and just organization in general.

Jigs and more jigs. Replace any older/worn out ply in other projects (bench tops, shelving, …jigs)?