2018 was the red flag. She could be accused of masking as Hispanic before, but that could be explained by a change in diet and a summer tan. 2018 is the hard, The Emperor Has No Cloths moment where everyone knew something was wrong, but wouldn’t say anything to her face about it.

I know the phrase “It’s ok to be White” is a loaded phrase with a lot of bad history, but maybe someone should tell Ariana that.

People have been calling her out. Just the people near her just tell her what she wants to hear so they keep getting paid.

What if they’re a homeless boomer? An unmovable object means an irresistible force.

Some people will say it’s too hard to retrofit onto legacy equipment, but all it really means is adding a secondary system on top of the legacy system. Just a sensor array that has no interaction with existing systems.

Remote monitoring? Sure. Remote managing? Fuck that. These facilities shouldn’t be unstaffed for days at a time.

Most of that isn’t NYC, but stay out anyway.

Common W moment

Adults in the 90s and earlier also made it a big deal for some reason.

It’s not going to get used at all. They’ll sit in their pods, collecting dust and by the time they get activated, if ever, the batteries will be dead, the control software will have bad update or version mismatch, or the nozzles will be clogged.

Battlefield 2.

I only got into it because my gaming friends did. It was never very good, but my friends liked it because it was a much slower game compared to the arena shooters we played before and they wouldn’t admit their reflexes were getting bad. The game isn’t very realistic or very fun. You can bend realism for fun gameplay or you can have an unbalanced game if it’s for realism, but BF2 was neither.

oh and another thing. The official maps are very repetitive and because stat tracking only works on them, they would be the only ones ever played. I’ve played some custom maps that were much better at LAN parties, but those rarely got played because a bunch of grown adults needed to have their rank for all to see.

Icons are used for critical functionality instead of words.

Not just web ui. I’ve noticed this trend with applications as well. It’s much harder to learn new applications now because you have to look up a guide for everything. Hovering over the icons doesn’t even work as often as it should.

A Netflix listing doesn’t need to be same as outside a movie theater. They can be more similar to a tv guide.

Toss the chromebooks and let kids mess with the inner workings of the computer. Teach them to make their own backups and have restore drives available.

Pretty sure I got into it with him on an alt before a mod on You Should Know deleted everything. Weird as hell. Genuinely reminded of those crazy people who go between mumbling and screaming while walking down a city street. Seriously needs to be checked for schizophrenia.

The same way that investors in Theranos ignored their medially trained family members. They’re gambling addicts.

I’m not sure what you’re saying. You mean the piston and portal would compress the platform? Even if that’s the case, that still means force is being transferred through the portal.

It’s doesn’t matter really, this is a red herring.

This is not a red herring. A portal can be assumed to be massless and might not interact with anything. In theory, it could have infinite sharpness and cut though the piston when force is applied. But that’s not the hypothetical. The hypothetical has the portal fixed to the piston, interacting with mass. If it can interact with the piston, it can interact with

There is the problem with your logic. The box doesnt move, there is a shortcut in space that moves around it.

The box moves in relation to the portal opening. The reference frame is the portal opening. If, from start to finish, the box takes 1 second to enter the portal, it has to take one second to exit the portal. Everything works backwards from this. If traveling through the portal quickly would cause the box to be launched, then the energy has to come from somewhere and the piston is the only source.

If the box enters the portal at a certain rate, it has to exit the portal at the same rate. Unless there’s relatively involved, that has to be true and everything else follows.

How is the portal affixed to the piston? Whatever made up system that affixes the portal to the piston would also allow it to interact with the box.

The box has to exit at the same rate it enters and the law of conservation of mass and energy dictates that no new energy is created and it has to come from somewhere. If there is no way for the energy to be transferred from the portal to the box, then simply, portals cannot exist.

If the portal is being pushed down by the piston, that means it interacts with piston. A portal isn’t a lasso because lasso’s exist and have known rules to them. The only things we can know about portals is what’s presented in the hypothetical.