Are there 3-4 in a row? Starlink sattelites.

And combined with deleting cookies automatically in certain containers, you can have private tabs.

To me the ability to signing to multiple accounts is the main use case

Yup. Sorbet is often made with orange or lemon flavours.

This should be higher. Even broken iPhones from 3 years ago sell for tens or hundreds of euros.

I mean, that direction is extremely lucrative, whereas AI is extremely expensive and totally unproven to be profitable.

OK. Now how to make a floppy drive?

Imagine riding your bike every day with the trailer attached just for the odd day every other month when you need to carry something. That’s truck brain logic.

Heck people carry more on their bicycles that many ever carry on their trucks.

But Ariel wasn’t white. She was a fish person. So they were free to do whatever.

It only looks better because of nostalgia. I think the filter-less ones look better.

We know people in Palestine have still have access to phones and Internet. I’m sure if Israel wanted, they could sneak new phones in the region. They literally control the whole of Palestine.

I think it’s a shame that CGP Grey and Philip from Kurzgesagt both bailed early on. I never quite got why, but I guess Nebula for them was just canibalizing their lucrative youtube/patreon business.

I also hate the UI tbh. I want the front page to be my subscriptions. Instead you get a weird horizontal scrolling panel on a secondary tab. I wish I could get an inbox, RSS style, so I could either watch them or skip/mark as watched.

Nebula also suffers from the homepage being cluttered with old videos that are no longer relevant. For example I don’t care to watch news and tech videos from 2022.

And because we decidated vast amounts of land to these monocultures, they will soon turn to deserts. Amazing.

Thursday is purple though.

I pay for Nebula and, although there’s a lot to watch there, skimming through the boring stuff is horrible.

Agave is also a food crop in the form of syrup right?

This will be great for the green belt for sure. Specially because a lot of efforts have been made to try to retain more rain water instead of it washing of to the ocean.

We don’t have the tech. Cells are tiny factories capable of ingesting nutrients and producing little chains of proteins, fats and other stuff.

We don’t currently have the ability to build machinery that small. With CRISPR we kinda start to tap into that power, to modify genetic code to do what we want, but it’s still far from reliable enough to create a potato 3D printer. We’re big monkeys with big hands and it’s hard to manipulate tiny things.