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He sodomized five kids and went to jail for it. I don't understand how somebody who does that doesn't end with a life sentence. Dude preyed on the children of single moms he dated.. Kyle did what the courts failed to do because there was no way he wasn't going to reoffend.

Musk just because he's making his money challenging himself and building things. You can hate the guy but you can't say he's resting on his laurels. He goes out there and does shit and he's succeeding while becoming incredibly rich doing it. He's cut from the same cloth that the American elite...

The very nature of the crafts may negate ever getting clear photos. Plasma might be a part of their propulsion systems so whole its moving it would always be tad bit blurry. Or if it creates a field that bends space time those disturbances would also inhibit clear videos. It's not that...

At this point what would you need to convince you otherwise? AATIP was 23 million over 5 years and most of it went to infrastructure instead of personnel. I can't imagine the new program being more than 10 million a year, arguably a rounding error in the defense budget. It doesn't strike me as...

GPU chiplets might make it a reality sooner than you imagine with AMD essentially doubling a 6900xt in a generation. I'm not sure if the scaling is known yet but nothing but the power envelope stopping them from going 4x in a generation by just doing a quad of chiplets.

Mudcrush reads this thread religiously but yet negs almost every post. He's awfully dedicated for someone who seems to hate this subject so thoroughly.

Breakdown of what's in the IIA stolen from reddit. - The UAP task force gets access to EVERYTHING UFO related from EVERYONE. Roswell included. Immediately. The holy grail, El Dorado. Its all theirs now for the taking. - Every 90 days, Congress gets a full breakdown of every case. But since...

32 feet of stairs in low gravity vs an elevator, 100% reusable vs mostly expendable and 1000 cubic meters of space vs a small box. It's really not comparable especially when all those starship flights are going to cost less than a single launch for the national team. You could build an entire...

I finished up reading Ross Coulthart's book 'In Plain Sight' and it had some interesting tid bits. Ross Coulthart has a lot of connections to military intelligence and he makes very clear in the book what he feels is believable due to multiple confirmations and what he doesn't feel he can say...

There is a big difference between having to develop brand new technology and repurposing existing technology and I'm simply making that distinction.

There are exposed meteorites that are pure iron, collect, crush, print. Iron is 0.5% of the surface dust and can be easily separated with magnets and fed directly into 3d additive printers. Laser additive printers would have no issue working in low gravity. Power can be driven by small nuclear...

lol I love your confidence. You're thinking about having to build everything on the moon when you don't really have to. You could mine iron, refine it and then 3D print the pieces of the ship, just simple body portions (heaviest pieces) and then assemble it together on the moon. The more...

It makes no sense to me why we invest years figuring out how to build something like James Webb or Hubble then build one and stop. They are over booked and it's near impossible to get time on them and I have to imagine it wouldn't double the cost to build another one or dozens. Then again there...

Large spaceships won't be manufactured on earth but the moon. Nuclear powered rockets whether they're ion driven or thermal produce enough thrust to get off the lunar surface. I imagine large space tugs being built first allowing something like a starship to preserve its fuel for take...

There is a mountain of evidence everything from airline pilots, military pilots, government officials, award winning journalists, freedom of information requests and people who have formally worked at these facilities to convince me. Former PM of Australia confirmed a cover up and high level...

They're out there but keep in mind these are from the 1950s. This is probably one of the more famous ones: McMinnville UFO photographs - Wikipedia White house Incident: 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO incident - Wikipedia

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13095604/ That's the film The Phenomenon and what struck me most about it was the coverage UFOs had in the 40s/50s right up until the 60s by the media. There were periods where metallic flying saucers were on tour across America, being filmed and photographed by...

This was on the same channel as the interview with the investigative reporter Ross Coulthart. The woman describes an event in 2016 that happened in Wales where there was a lot of plane and drone activity over the area she lived in over the course of a week. She hears a large explosion one night...

This guy is a highly credentialed investigative reporter at 60 minutes Australia who has lots of interesting stories from high up people in the US government. Big take aways for me was that Luis Elizondo was one of the few US government officials who had oversite access to all of the special...

What you really need to worry about is that we are quickly approaching a time where lots of money can be made by simply running computations. We're talking medication modelling, material science, simulations, AI etc. The previous results improve the next round and it just keeps going. The longer...

What a stupid take, just imagine x I don't like and what could of happened if it didn't exist. The crypto market went from nothing to a trillion plus dollars in a decade but let's just ignore that because I don't like it uses power. When you look around at all the resources running social...

Bitcoin doesn't use GPUs, it uses specialized Asics designed for high efficiency hashing. Ethereum mining uses GPUs and they've got a plan to remove mining in favor of staking but that's late 2021 at the earliest. Lots of other coins use GPUs so it may not go away entirely but it will certainly...

Quebec as some of the cheapest electricity in the world and they can't sell as much as they generate. All those miners are going to appear in Canada in the not too distant future. They've been courting the Chinese miners for years and some have already moved.

I was presuming this was a higher resolution than it was and that was my mistake and the article made no mention of it's limitations. Whenever we get a new tool that really changes the paradigm we make big advancements quickly and I was a bit too drunk on the hopium here.

Boo and no I didn't read the underlying paper. Ain't nobody got time fo that. The fact that the science article failed to properly articulate the limitations and I'd have to read the paper is why I hate science reporting and just gave up entirely on phys.org. I don't have the knowledge to know...

This microscope has the potential to be huge in terms of advancements. A lot of things we know are basically inferred and even biology paper reproduction rates are pretty dog shit right now so this has the potential to clear up tons of misconceptions/bad papers out there. I'd be curious if it's...

If this was normal times we would of seen a price drop of the 3080 to like 550 and the 3080 ti would of been 699. That would of been more in line with the performance and put pressure on AMD. This should of been a great generation for gamers because AMD and Nvidia both had competitive products...

Bought a quadro to replace the broken card and threw the 1080 into the toaster oven before I tossed it. Toasting it worked, it's back to normal. Hopefully it will last until GPU prices stop being so retarded. Quadro isn't too bad either so I'm throwing it into my HTPC.

Chip design doesn't take the smartest people it's the fact that patents lock up most of the technology so nobody can make a competing product. Chip design is like 20 smart people and 400 people trying to come up with a process to ensure the the chip actually does what it's supposed to...

Yea that's my only choice but I'm worried about killing it for good and I need this system for work. It

My 1080 gtx is crashing any time it goes into 3D, it's not overheating and the power supply looks to be delivering stable power. Literally zero options for a quick replacement, seriously fuck the chip shortage. My best option is waiting in line on 3080 ti launch day but that's spending way more...

C'mon it's less believable than Atlantis, it's hurt more realistic. Everything from extra solar planets to other rocky worlds and earth sized planets in habital zones have been far more abundant than we first thought. At this point it would surprise me if there wasn't many alien civilizations...

Dude this clearly Atlantis tech /s

You can choose what you turn on or off in that mod pack. I just used the location reveals and the portal cheat. I don't seem to have the cart available to build? Tin and copper is a ridiculous grind. Bah apparently I needed to make nails.

I use a mod that shows me the boss locations and the location of the trader. I spent five hours searching for the trader and that fuck head was on the other side of the map across an ocean. It also let's me move ore through portals.. Which is a bullshit limitation imo especially when you can't...

I dated a chick during the summer before I went off to university and she absolutely hated herself. Humiliating her got her off so cheating on her, using her as a fuck doll putting her down etc anything to make her feel terrible was a huge turn on. If I failed to do humiliate her adequately she...

I bought three years of gold for 6.50/cad a month and converted it to ultimate. Between Forza, gears of war, wolfenstein and doom franchises I've already gotten my moneys worth. Certaintly cheaper than my habit of buying steam games and never finishing them, definitely less guilt.

Japanese side fucks up hardware and its production moves to the the US. Now the US is fucking up software and it will have to move back to Japan thus completing the cycle.

Flail chest apparently.