Most of JWST's wavelength range falls in the infrared, only overlapping the red end of the visible spectrum. That means basically all its images are in false color, showing infrared wavelengths as visible ones. I'd be surprised if any are true color images considering how boring they'd be (just some deep reds and oranges).
Love how many people didn't realize that was satirical. I guess it hits a bit too close to the real crypto scams out there... (Though $8.25/hr is a bit generous).
Meh, it's just a fact that some people have better things to spend their money on. And Android phones work well for many users. The user experience is less streamlined, but they have a lot more to offer in terms of control and customization (custom ROMs, launchers, sideloading, rooting, etc). I say this as someone who has extensively used both.
Not everyone has the money for an iPhone, or is willing to deal with the walled garden that Apple products are. "Buy a new phone" is also just a really terrible response to someone asking for help.
Especially when the video is only 15 seconds long. Has the average attention span really fallen so far that one can't wait like 10 seconds for the funny part? (The answer is yes, I know, I've seen kids scrolling through TikTok and skipping a video after just a second or two).
Pull the reverse card on them and treat their attraction like it's something that needs fixing: "Oh, you're attracted to me? I'm so sorry to hear that! Have you tried therapy?"
I love it when the stuff suspended in the miso separates just right and you can see the little convection cells in action. Definitely the most interesting soup to watch (and tasty!)
I don't even have Steam on my Windows install as all my games work fine on Linux. Honestly I should probably just uninstall Windows at this point, I don't think I've used it in months.
Can confirm, my grandma was a hardcore air addict. One day she tried to quit air, and the withdrawals killed her in just a few minutes! The doctors said it was "cancer" or something but she was a Scorpio and I think they're paid off by Big Air to say that.
That's a great question, all I can find is information on the R-value required for insulation around the hive to keep the bees nice and warm in the winter. Clearly more research must be done!
Most of JWST's wavelength range falls in the infrared, only overlapping the red end of the visible spectrum. That means basically all its images are in false color, showing infrared wavelengths as visible ones. I'd be surprised if any are true color images considering how boring they'd be (just some deep reds and oranges).