I’m of the option that the original rainbow flag is still the best. It was meant to include everyone under the rainbow so trans people and others are already included.

The anime Uncle From Another World talks about Guardian Heroes a lot. It’s a fun show you should chek it out.

Oh man I haven’t thought of Cyber Empires in so long. I remember tunneling through walls so my missile bots could obliterate the enemy base.

Bankrupt and the founder and ceo is the new owner after buying it in the bankruptcy auction.

Pie is a set filling in a crust. Cake is a sponge with optional glaze or frosting.

38 digits of pie gives youv an error of less then a hydrogen atom in the circumference of the known universe.

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/news/how-many-decimals-of-pi-do-we-really-need/

Good news for her. Cheese cake is a pie not a cake.

Sadly the quality was dipping for the last few. I didn’t finish Unseen Academicals.

That said the main couple are actually pretty wholesome. It’s just everything else…

FFT was a DARPA project. It alone probably makes all their funding worth it.

It’s also the speed of news now. When you had a edition a day in print there was time to do research.

Now with instant publishing on the web it’s more important to get the basic story out fast. With the hope it’s the one that sites like reddit pickup.

Game on left, Wiki if need on right, drawing tablet on far right playing music or dialog heavy content.

I’m left handed so that’s the main reason for gaming on that side.

Check out Real Engineering. He does good research and a lot of his own interviews.

Practical Engineering writes hits own material and makes a lot of mini models to demonstrate the effects he is talking about.

Red Letter Media has a ton of movie discussion and analysis.

Yeah it’s better to solve the blood substitute problem first. Then if it works look at better ingredient creation.

Not sure I I’ve never seen it. I think was just a bit of text on a wall.

My school was usa east coast. We had our Oort cloud at a school in europe.

The amount of space between planets is crazy. My old school had a scale model of the solar system using the same scale for size and distance.

On one end of campus there was a 12" yellow sun. Around campus were poles with little domes on top that had little pins with plant models suck in them.

I played Fallout 4 back when it came out. About 10 hours in I was doing some quest approaching a building with some guys I had to kill to get a thing. And I realized I wasn’t having fun.

I thought about what else I could do. Building settlement wasn’t fun. The quests stories were dull. I didn’t like any of the NPC characters. So I stopped playing figuring I would come back latter.

It’s been years and I still haven’t bothered returning. A I’ve been playing Bethesda games starting with daggerfall.

So white light is when your brain sees a roughly matched signal level on all three color channels. So white would be all of whatever color receptors we evolved for the planet. It’s more of a signal overload than a color.

We actually can’t tell the difference between the mix of primary colors and the actual color. Take Cyan at about 490nm. Looking at it triggers your red, blue, and green receptors in a spefic set of levels your brain reads as Cyan.

However your brain can’t tell the difference between a signal at 490nm and the right combination of 440, 540, and 580 nm. So for example a tv can only show 3 colors but your eyes and brain can’t tell the difference between that and all the natural colors.

We are the most sensitive to green because it’s the wavelength least used by photosynthesis and most plants reflect it. So we evolved to be extra sensitive to it. Camera sensors are usually 50% green, 25% red, 25% blue.

A small number of women have a mutation allowing them to see yellow. So some women can tell the side difference between true yellow and a primary color mix.

Both are used. If you see caliber after the number it’s in 100 of an inch. If you see mm it’s metric. (Though caliber refers to barrel diameter and can be expressed in imperial or metric). So a 45 caliber is 0.45 inches or about 11.5mm.

NATO has standardised on a few round types so they can share supplies between countries. The NATO 7.62×51mm round is very similar to the .308 and they can usually be interchanged.