The end of february and early march here in the midwest was similarly brutal.

My local ski hill was poised to have a banner March, they had stockpiled an incredible amount of snow after a great year of natural snow. Nearly 2 times the average amount.

But the last week of february and first week of march was blowtorch weather. Rain and overnight lows higher than average highs. Daytime highs nearly 30° above normal.

It ended up closing its regular closing day.

But what killed me most was the regular people talking about how great it was it was 74° (30 above average) in March. Because it was 20° (10 below average) in February. I had to point out 30 above average in August is 112° before they lost thier sense of giddyness. Its going to be 84 on Sunday, which is 2° away from peak average summer temps. This summer is going to kill swathes of people.

I meant single point of failure as in, if the service gets interrupted you’re locked out of alot of shit you need until it comes back up.

The trade offs may be worth it, because overall that seems pretty useful.

Oh, that’s a terrifying single point of failure.

My bank has a website I can use to bank through, I dont even need an app.

I would resort to violence, Holy shit.

Or fish girlfriend:

Sam Altman is what happens if Seymour Krelborn never turned on Audrey II.

There is a mirror left on the moon you can shoot a laser at and have it bounced back to you, no other celestial object can do that. Its also foundational knowledge for gps.

wtop.com/…/the-experiment-still-running-on-the-mo…

Arkham Knight was pretty disappointing. The batmobile was forced into several sections. The announced Linux build never materialized.

Hey Neil Patrick Harris is on this list twice.