Thanks for sharing. I’ve been looking for something like this for a while
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Thanks for sharing. I’ve been looking for something like this for a while
Congrats to you and your family, Murat!!
You could always reconsider your allegiance…
Wait till you hear about the bananaquit
Wikipedia :)
Bin men woke me up clattering about at 6.30 am. Thank you bin men.
Full moon still up in the bright western sky. A thin wispy dawn mist hanging over the valley. A beautiful September morning.
Thank you bin men.
Thanks for that!
Loved this. Thank you
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Don't trust "AI" and also realize that the push to have "AI" in everything happened because some tech people wanted to get rich and other tech people didn't want others to get rich without them, and now they've all spent too much money on a bad product and are trying to scramble out of the hole.
@mountsthelens1980.bsky.social fyi
So cool!
@nhloutofcontext.bsky.social
Nino’s my favourite Jet. Hard worker on the ice, pacing of a conductor, but also seems like the greatest teammate.
When you remember to bring your camera. When you forget to bring your camera.
Might be one of those AI generated recipes? Like the ones that say you can substitute lemon juice with battery acid 😂
It’s on my list now!
Don’t forget about the gravity vortex
As I said, I was putting it charitably… 😂
If I’m putting it charitably, it’s about “planetary scale controls on effusive and explosive volcanism”. Just a curio found in a literature search…
Excerpt from article where author disparages a group of apparently ex-colleagues as “losers” and encourages the reader to visit Turkish public paths
This article on effusive and explosive volcanism has zero chill; “highlights that the geoneutrino teams did not recognize their mistakes, more than these losers do not nominate the author on the Nobel Prize for discovery of the role of 40K”; doi.org/10.4236/ijg....
You’re doing fantastic work!
Fantastic!
I like birds too 🐦⬛🦉
I really do like this place.
Gorgeous!
A recently extinct volcanic vent from the Fagradalsfjall fissure eruption, southwest Iceland, April 2021
Post a picture you took (no description) to bring some zen to the timeline.
Same! Felt great