Honestly I hope when I'm almost 70 I die because my homemade rocket exploded

Coinage wrote: »

Honestly I hope when I'm almost 70 I die because my homemade rocket exploded

OK, BOOMer.

Coinage wrote: »

There was a hobby/game store near me that closed 5+ years ago and the storefront has been sitting empty since then but last week they started turning it into a restaurant. It must be a sign

feels like 80% of a dad joke but I can't stick the landing. Not enough coffee yet....

Tofystedeth wrote: »

I grew up in Dallas, 100s of miles north of the border and twice in the 18 years i lived there was there enough snow to make a snow man. Once required the snow from multiple houses.

I was born in Dallas in 1975 and have lived around this area for most of my life. We definitely had more snow when I was in grade school than we do now.

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Tofystedeth wrote: »

Didn't they also determine you can just add a small amount of seaweed to their diets to cut the methane burps?

Yeah apparently feeding em kelp makes the methane output of cows drop frickin drastically.

I had the same thought, and that sound massively cheaper and more practical.

could also just eat less beef

Why do you hate America?

minimum viable product is my smashmouth cover band

Dark_Side wrote: »

Its looking like the virus has completely broken out in Iran. A traveler from Iran recently tested positive for the virus in Canada. Reported Iran cases are up to 28 now as well, with 5 deaths.

At least three exports: Canada, Lebanon, and United Arab Emirates. We're waiting on tests from patients in Iraq and elsewhere, so there could be more confirmations in the following days. It has absolutely broken out in Iran.

Netherlands-based BNO News has been doing great work maintaining a live tracker of cases complete with a map showing locations of cases worldwide, color coded by number and with a diamond to mark deaths. I'm going to add this and their Twitter live feed to the OP because they are a great quick reference, working hard to keep accurate numbers but doing it very quickly.

What kind of height and wingspan are ww talking here? A lot of times when when people talk about home wind they're thinking of something maybe a couple stories tall, maybe with vertical blades so they don't hit the house. Basically the wind equivalent of the rooftop solar you could fit into a normal suburb. In those cases solar is much better energy for the space required.

A ranch in Wyoming can probably have a more useful tower.