Some instances are just geo-blocking the UK. Honestly, the world should just block the UK right now.
A $1.1 trillion spend for Russia might actually get them a partially working aircraft carrier.
I am curious about your view. Can you point to anything specific? We all know he made a big investment into Framework and he was a fanboi of that company for a while.
There are some very real constraints around how LTT can review laptops now. Any promotional work (reviews, status updates, etc.) that LTT does for Framework is easily framed as such based on video context.
I am genuinely curious about this and your point of view. Why? I am not a huge fan of deception or otherwise shady practices that would illegally harm competitors.
Ok, sorry. I was just curious as the video title is different and I didn't see the upload name itself. (in the video thumbnail itself: "Birds can store data")
This was just a slight difference that got me thinking about file sizes, why a PNG was converted instead of just drawing on a spectrograph and other little nuances of this process, s'all.
OP, how exactly did you extrapolate that title from the video?
I watched the video, and you are incorrect.
I seem to have missed the question.
This is a satire community, but I have seen the occasional non-meme float through here with mixed results....
That looks welcoming.
Yeah, absolutely a rolling ball effect. It's probably a difficult process to kick-off as the immediate surrounding space of an inactive black hole is going to be super super empty. (Any small stuff nearby would just get monched with no trace.)
When the conditions are right for them to start feeding on matter again, sure.
While I don't know the exact processes that turn feeding events on or off, I suspect that the energy released from an accretion disk can disturb enough material in the surrounding area to cause more material to fall into the black hole, causing even more chaos.
Once this activity dies down, it may take quite a while for something with enough mass to get close enough to trigger another event. (Just spit balling, I would speculate it would have to be a gas cloud with the mass of several hundred [thousands?] stars or so.)
Or, I could be completely misremembering how this process works. The important bit is that black holes are suspected to go through spurts of feeding.
Pho would be the first date and it's usually only spicy if you make it that way. ;)