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The axis going up is amplitude, the one going right and down is time, and the new axis rightward and upward (left to right on the right-hand chart) is frequency.

The left chart doesn't show the frequency axis. The right one doesn't show time.

The wave shown on the left in the dark cyan color is (shown to be) composed of two different waves of two frequencies shown on the left in gray and in the space between charts as dark cyan. The higher frequency one is lower amplitude.

One possible way to show it. Makes sense to me

That's insane that they apparently replace the subject line. Completely irresponsible.

Should also be labeled as AI regardless. (Or ideally disabled, especially after incidents like this)

The GPS 'time zone' does not account for leap seconds at all and is currently 18 seconds ahead of UTC. The GPS navigation messages from the satellites do however include the current offset.

So do I, but it's close to 20 years old and has never had driver issues. Back then HP was one of the more supported OEMs for Linux printing.

Edit: I pulled up the cover and it turns out it will be exactly 20 years old in 3 days.

Yes. 1/2 c is super fast still and gravity that strong would have effects like noticably bending outgoing light.

Neutron stars are right on the verge of becoming black holes and are incredible.

... And truncating messages that were too long?

Reminds me a bit of when Christopher Lee told Peter Jackson how people actually react to being stabbed in the back.

Dolomite

Naaa.

Na na na na na na na, na naa naa na na na

I started taking lessons about a year ago. I'm glad I have. At least I feel like I might have a chance if something happens and I end up in deeper water than I can just stand in.

Good to know, thanks!

I'm sure this is probably a terrible humanitarian crisis (though I didn't see if it was in the article)

...but without the term being defined at all until paragraph 4 and even there just barely, it's tempting to assume that these rebels are from an open cluster of stars in the northwest of the southern constellation of Sagittarius discovered by Charles Messier in 1764

Could it just be any post that is 'friends only' or if the user has blocked anyone?

Sounds like it's not systemic like Twitter or Reddit requiring logins for virtually anything.

I really like the fanon that it's a prequel to Warhammer 40k before the Gellar Field was invented.

(for now)

He just got the wrong David, and was thinking of Carradine.

Would be nice, but where I live less than a fifth of days in the year are sunny on average.

Huh. Didn't expect that from Glamour magazine. But seems like a good place to reach an audience who needs to see it.

For some reason they don't mention in the description that most or all of these games are not videogames, they are tabletop role playing game manuals. (The digital downloads are .pdf files)

Nothing wrong with that of course, but it certainly seems like an important detail.