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A time machine by itself wouldn't be as great.
If you just move in time; the Earth would have rotated on its axis, moved further along its orbit around the Sun, the Sun would have moved through the galaxy, the whole galaxy would have shifted in its supercluster, and the universe is expanding too.
What would actually be useful is a space-time machine. It would not only let you jump through time, but also decide where to land.
Hey Bangalore folks, ICYMI, The Humming Tree is open again.
They used to host indie music bands; their open mics were great for aspiring artists and a great place to hangout. They are back again and with even more variety.
Do check it out: https://linktr.ee/the_hummingtree
Better Call Saul has a bittersweet ending. Redemption, repentance and penance give a closure which a feel-good happy ending wouldn't have.
Sympathy for Kim feels deep, but doesn't demand a solution.
A perfect finale to a morally tangled journey.
When signing up for any online service, users receive a welcome onboarding of its features.
Idea: Make it available to existing users to go over again. It’s a great reminder of features and updates.
#TIL in USA its not 100% legal to collect rainwater falling on your roof. https://www.wikihow.com/Why-Is-Collecting-Rainwater-Illegal
In fact people have been in legal trouble with the government for doing so. https://www.offthegridnews.com/current-events/man-imprisoned-for-collecting-rainwater/
Learn more about the laws surrounding gathering rain water Collecting rainwater seems like a no-brainer. That water's free and falling from the sky, so why not put it to use? But some states restrict who can collect rainwater, and how much...
RE: https://mstdn.social/@Theorem_Poem/115865352195328805
Corollary to this: Individual talent or hustle can get you so far! In good systems take you further than your own sheer will. Always question your authorities about what are they contributing.
Real life: Aaron Swartz died for copying research papers.
Fiction: In Project Hail Mary, Ryland Grace has to get Presidential Pardon and UN immunity to copy everything piece of human knowledge to send on a spaceship to save humanity.
Real life: AI companies download everything and making hundred billion dollar deals.
Software that's still useful and powerful, released in70's and then GNU's version in 80's
The Annoying Usefulness of Emacs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMbrNhx2zWQ
insane 
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