Blowing explosive loads, self destructive simulations, and attacking from behind.
Executive producer: serpent
So this just happened in Ocean City, MD.
Check the video.
As a town’s older residents move to assisted living facilities or die, their homes pass down to their heirs. Younger generations, now increasingly located in Japan’s major cities, often have no interest in inheriting or maintaining the family’s ancestral home deep in the countryside, beyond paying the required property taxes. In other cases, officials are unable to locate or identify the proper heirs, leaving the fate of the property in a state of limbo.
Greenery surrounds a disused farmhouse in Ehime. (John Steele/Alamy)
About damn time.
Mexican telenovela.
Daddy's visiting a whore with MY NAME?!
Remember The Animatrix? It's back, in Star Wars form.
Coming to Disney+ on .
Also read the manga!
A demo for the Commodore 1541 disk drive itself. A little hardware hacking to connect it to a monitor and you only need a C64 to bootstrap!
Title screen for the bootstrap of the demo.
In case you don't have a C64 setup laying about, here's a video of the demo playing on real hardware.
2020 was the fastest year over the past six decades, and 2021 is expected to be even faster, with an average day being more than 0.2 milliseconds short of the standard 84,600 seconds.
Variation of daylength throughout 2020. The length of day is shown as the difference in milliseconds (ms) between the Earth's rotation and 86,400 seconds. (timeanddate.com)
Long story short, UTC is an attempt to keep pace with sidereal time (i.e. based on position of celestial objects at a certain time of day) using SI seconds (i.e. a fixed number of caesium-133 transitions). This is why we have leap seconds.
It's all about conservation of angular momentum.
Anything that changes Earth's mass distribution affects the speed at which Earth rotates on its axis. These include:
"Hologram" (it's the wrong term) printed onto chocolate with diffraction grating. Diffraction grating imparts iridescence on chocolate.
AI often doesn't optimize the way you want, or even expect.