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mineralfellow @ mineralfellow @lemmy.world
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What is something you've done that you believe very few other people have done? Only one caveat: it can't be cool or jealousy-provoking.

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  • I did not make a hypervelocity impact crater. I did, however, make a large number of low velocity impact craters.

    • What is something you've done that you believe very few other people have done? Only one caveat: it can't be cool or jealousy-provoking.

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  • Rode 190 kms on a unicycle one day.

    • A new study found adaptive traffic signals powered by big data reduced peak-hour travel times by 11% in China’s 100 most congested cities – saving 31.73 million tonnes of CO₂ annually.

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  • China has a very large capita.

    • Judge gives Trump administration two days to release billions of dollars in blocked foreign aid

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  • I'm just going to mark this comment for reference next week.

    • Outcry as Trump withdraws support for research that mentions ‘climate’ | US government stripping funds from domestic and overseas research amid warnings for health and public safety

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  • Climate Change is already Newspeak, adopted when there was political pushback against "global warming."

    • Erasure

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  • It is pretty standard practice. For one, it helps people who read or review your work know who they are dealing with. For another, it helps the general public understand who scientists are. Part of the mission is to make sure that the next generation carries the work on, and by emphasizing the human aspect of the science, young people can actually imagine themselves getting to that point some day.

    • Trump turns on Time after new cover shows Musk sitting behind his Resolute desk

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  • Your friends are laughing at you behind your back. Kill them.

    • Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lays out battle plan against 'shockingly dim' Trump White House

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  • It's all been downhill since JFK...

    • Trump Sparks Constitutional Crisis, Seizing Budget Authority from Congress

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  • Has anybody made a checklist?

    • The Washington Post lays off roughly 100 staffers as star journalists exit

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  • It is a test that AI fails on many platforms. Can’t count letters.

    • Patrick Stewart is a true professional

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  • Does it have any nudity?

    • 3D Printing is Fun!

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  • Yes

    • 3D Printing is Fun!

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  • How did you diagnose that?

    • 3D Printing is Fun!

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  • Either 65°C or 70°C

    • 3D Printing is Fun!

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  • I didn't take the photo immediately - tried cleaning a bit before it occurred to me to document it.

    • 3D Printing is Fun!

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  • Interesting. All of my prints that failed were running overnight when the temperature dropped.

    • 3D Printing is Fun!

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  • Thanks. I am really frustrated with myself for letting this happen. Pulled everything apart and recovered most of everything, but managed to damage the clip that holds the extruder in place, so now I get to learn how to do surgery and replace the entire assembly. I wish I had gotten a bit more time before having to do a major repair...

    • 3D Printing is Fun!

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  • I've been printing for two weeks, and I had one.

    • TIL that there is no strict definition of a continent

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  • Italy is a part of Africa. At least, geologically.

    • It's truly traumatizing for a family-friendly movie

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  • Watched last night on Disney+. I could swear that the nail went all the way through his foot, but in the streaming version, he pulls back as soon as the pointy end hits his food. Don't know if that was edited or if my memory is faulty.