Fine.

Is there any problem AN weapon can’t solve?

Nuclear can absolutely produce power on demand, once the reactors are up and running. I just wish we would have invested in molten salt reactors that cannot meltdown back when we invented them in the '60s. Of course you also can’t make weapons with those reactors, or the isotopes that we need for modern medicine.

We can’t entirely get rid of nuclear power because of the aforementioned isotopes, but I would be very happy to see all the for profit reactors shut down permanently. You cannot safely run a nuclear reactor when you care about profit.

Oh and those molten salt reactors are why China is probably going to start selling nuclear waste disposal services to the rest of the world in about a decade once they turn the ones they are currently building on.

Prices go negative in Texas somewhat regularly

Thanks!

I’m now curious as to what the lyrics mean… Are they singing about Columbus or did they just choose a really strange video theme?

Well, they did look into it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_bomb

If hours of screwing up in helicopters in Just Cause2, 3, and 4 are any indication, I would wager death was fairly instantaneous.

Never tried it, just know it was called Angel Dust at one point

Is space dust what the kids are calling PCP these days?

Technically the first one was developed in the late 1800s, but it had a range of about 5 meters.

The children that are not yet IDF

Fine fine. They aren’t Nazis. They are Ashka-Nazis

I’d recommend against it. Seems to cause my father no end of headaches

That’s probably true. My father has been developing in COBOL since the '70s. I didn’t bother learning it because I was under the impression that he was being paid more for experience than his basic skills.

There may be, but as far as I can tell, they won’t pay what the people that still need COBOL are willing to pay

You missed the banks tripping over themselves to find a COBOL programmer. My father makes stupid amounts of money (read, $400-$1600 per hour) maintaining bank COBOL systems. My father is in his 70s.

COBOL is almost as much of a PITA as Lisp, but no one, not even the US Military that developed Lisp will pay the really big bucks to maintain it.

Before that we had ‽:-)

I have to agree. The Macintosh 128k didn’t even have an internal HDD. Everything was run on 3.5" floppies. Heck they may have invented the 3.5" floppy, idk. As you said, dragging the system dick icon to the trash on a 128k was literally the easiest way to eject the disk.

My father still owns one, that may actually work. He also got 2 extra external floppy drives for the thing. He also has an Apple ]|[

SCP should be able to secure the keyboard anomaly

The original “Internet Explorer” icon was a globe and magnifying glass, with the text “The Internet,” underneath