>the Rosetta scientists devised a delicate cat and mouse trajectory to reach their distant destination. In the ten years Rosetta had been in space she flew around the Earth three times, Mars once and the asteroid belt twice, to gain the momentum she needed to reach her destination. In the months before landing, the team navigated Rosetta safely to a world never before observed at such distances or accuracy. Rosetta orbited the comet before releasing Philae onto the surface.
You're a lost cause if you believe something so ludicrous actually happened.
I often hear people screaming, children playing or, more often, people calling for me as I'm entering sleep. About once a month I hear my grandmother falling, which has happened before, so I have to get up and respond to it no matter what.
Stop committing a massively disproportionate volume of crime and evil old white ladies will stop doing what's the only rational thing to do to reduce their chance of becoming victims, avoiding you like the fucking plague you are.
Posting From My Perspective As Someone Who Doesn't Qualify Their Statements With Their Race And/Or Sex
Except for that one in my post history. You can't handle my post history.
Oh joy, another "Don't engage the plebes." thread. This is, what, the 500th? Third this week?
I actually support status-signalling how you're better than all of your readers. It makes it easier to distinguish the well-intending from the malicious when it's time to reason out who's getting hanged. :^)
I'm 25 years old and I've never enjoyed any sport for as long as I've lived. Even firearms sports, where firearms otherwise interest me, bore me entirely.
The cleaner, single-purpose sports like sprinting, rowing, or cycling are dominated by min/maxers with immense genetic luck and an army of sports scientists. Who would care what they accomplish? And have you seen the hungry skeletons who do the tour de france? Who would want to watch or take part in a sport that requires ridiculous body modification or being born in kenya to compete? I don't get why people spin their wheels in these* sports* or why people care to watch them do it.
That said, I would enjoy a multi-discipline/skill level gladitorial system where the loser dies. Or giving toddlers guns, or cars, or something, and setting them loose to see who gets the highest score. Or giving them different weapons and a slight bit of training and betting on the outcome. Maybe a toddler with a flail vs. a pissed-off badger.
This will never happen. There's too much utilitarian purpose in scamming the elderly and ignorant into thinking their web browsing is private when they hit private browsing mode.
The cabal of backdoored-by-default hardware will never lose its complete monopoly on normal users. Especially not after a few more years of logging every human-internet and human-computer interaction.
Discussing firefox, or anything else, on this website is a petty distraction compared to the real and substantive danger most of humanity and all of 'humanity' faces.
What problem does including a narrative when conveying technical information solve? Is it in the reader's interests? Would the reader rather be told the facts simply, or be given a mile of corny, identify-with-me fluff that never works to sit through?
You're a lost cause if you believe something so ludicrous actually happened.