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Swans are even more aggressive and territorial, they just have better PR. Last summer I watched 2 of them kill an entire hatch of goslings and run off the flock. Metal af, but also sad.

HOG IS LIFE AND NOBODY GETS TO TELL ME WHO I AM! AAAARRRROOOOOOO!

That’s awesome! Here’s our project. Goal to be done by end of summer.

Cargo bikes are awesome! We have an Italian surrey bike that has 2 benches and 4 pedals that we want to use is as a grocery getter. But we kinda bit off more than we can chew and it needs a lot of work.

Ebike gang rise up. Overvolted Walmart specials and a refurbished electric scooter from 2008 with lithium upgrade and a brushless hub motor.

Because not existing is …

Yep. Like most answers to all encompassing “in the u.s.” questions the answer is “it depends”.

Great write up. These are the steps that make adoption “difficult”. Not that it’s hard, per se, explained very well here in fact. But these are steps that aren’t necessary on more commonly used networks. Having to explain that “all” is not actually “all” always feels wonky.

Well, it is still using entanglement. It’s just not using it to transmit the data. More like a checksum.

The fiber is there because the data is being sent through the fiber as photons like usual. There is no zero latency happening at all and it will not allow rovers to be controlled remotely in real time. That would break causality. This has more to do with encryption and the inability to wiretap without detection.