perrugia.bsky.social
Not-so-amateurish astronomer. Avid reader. Gaymer. š³ļøāšHiking, fencing, kayaking, martial arts, film, and science discussion. The world is a better place when we're each a little nicer to each other
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You knew what you were doing with those sweatpants š
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The future of medicine really is tankingā¦
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Nolite te bastardes carborundorum
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I have some friends... err... some acquaintances that are catching strays on this one
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But it does mean you canāt be mean AND annoying, right?
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Everybody gets a desk pop, nothing to see here
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4 gym?
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Mall Santas have added reinforced chairs to their wishlist.
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Trump: "JD, stop fidgeting. Youāre embarrassing us!"
Musk: "Yeah, JD, this isnāt X, and youāre not trending."
JD: "Can I at least have dessert?"
Trump: "Not until you apologize for calling me Hitler."
Musk: "And forget about a SpaceX tourāchild locks are on"
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I'm sure this is a beautiful view, Tyler, but I can't see it with that damn mountain in the way.
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Now that Bluesky is blowing up, it's attracting some trolls. On average, though, people do a pretty good job of not engaging with them. Bluesky also gives you the tools as a poster to hide replies yourself.
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I grabbed these two!
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More concerning is this: "After the LA Times published a piece about Elon Musk that carried a headline owner Patrick Soon-Shiong didn't like, a new rule was implemented: Prior to publishing opinion stories, headlines must be emailed to Soon-Shiong"
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I mean, I followed you after this meme.
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Donāt worry, everyone! Heās holding himself accountable by laying off 10% of the company.
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Forgot to drop a little more info:
Imaging cameras: ZWO ASI533 MM
Frames: (250 L 120s) (30 R 180s) (30 G 180s) (30 B 180s) (30Ha 300s)
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For the record, I don't support what happened today. However, I absolutely understand how our system could, and inevitably would, break someone to that point. Disenfranchising people of their right to medical treatment in the name of ever-increasing profit margins is the core issue here.
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When you find yourself nodding in agreement and pretending to understand your boss/coworker's constant use of acronyms, you know you've made it professionally.
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In before they ask you to prune their plastic Christmas tree
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He's packing more heat than Charizard!
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It can be important to separate the art from the artist. The book is well-written... and a pretty interesting blend of autobiography and sociological analysis. To say nothing of his politics now, I enjoyed the book. Will follow to hear about your final judgment!
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They must be trying to get the password to my vaccine nanobots.
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Great choice in scope!
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Step 2
Remove the pan from the heat and carefully add the egg. Do not stir; pull the noodles over the egg and let sit for one minute to poach.
Step 3
Carefully transfer everything to a serving bowl, add the butter, cheese and sesame seeds and mix. Garnish with the scallions if desired.
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Step 1
Bring 2Ā½ cups of water to a boil in a small saucepan. Add the noodles and cook for 2 minutes. Add the flavor packet, stir, and continue to cook for another 30 seconds.
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1pack ramen noodles with flavor packet
1large egg
Ā½teaspoon butter
2slices American cheese
Ā¼teaspoon toasted sesame seeds
Ā½scallion, green part only, thinly sliced on the bias, optional
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You could shoot somebody in the middle of fifth avenue and I'd still subscribe and buy your merch!
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I don't know about this explanation, feeling floundered, sounds too fishy to me.
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Butt... in her... emails
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You're telling me she was a carpenter, yet the photo clearly shows her holding a rifle. Was she infantry or carpentry?
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Further investigations reveal 'Real Madrid' translates to 'Royal Madrid', shocking millions who thought it was just fancy branding.
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This is breathtaking work, Jan!
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No amount of new evidence will change the fact that we are made of atoms, that life evolves over time, or that microscopic organisms cause disease. They are all observed facts, but they are also explanations rather than mere observations.
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The mark of good science is falsifiability, so you aren't wrong. The issue is that while anyone 'can' disprove them, they haven't. In fact, the evidence for evolution, atomic theory, relativity, and germ theory is overwhelming and we rely on aspects of them every day.
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Much like film, astrophotography is made in post. These are still exceptional!
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This is good advice, but I can't recommend enough that libraries across the country participate in telescope rental/loaning programs, and this is a great way to support your local library at the same time! (librarytelescope.org/world/usa/).
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What model of drone do you record with? I recently picked up the hobby after purchasing a DJI FPV, but I've been fairly apathetic about doing anything with pre-recorded footage at this point...
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This is extraordinary work, Sahasa! Love it.
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20 GOTO Heaven
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Well, compared to POTUS, I'd say you're positively cheery!
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Not religious, but grew up going to Catholic schools so I thought I'd say something. Aside from the completely baseless assertion that Kamala was a "call girl", this use of language to demean her reminds me of the Pharisee and the Prostitute (Luke 7:36-50).
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Sorry for the typo, NexStar 8SE!