Thanks. Let’s see:

The weak equivalence principle, also known as the universality of free fall or the Galilean equivalence principle can be stated in many ways.

And

“… in a uniform gravitational field all objects, regardless of their composition, fall with precisely the same acceleration.” “The weak equivalence principle implicitly assumes that the falling objects are bound by non-gravitational forces.”[11]

I’m just beginning to understand. I’m not there yet.

I don’t understand. What’s a uniform gravitational field and why does being inside one feels like standing in an accelerating elevator?

Turtle is ging to szay hungry. It can open neither of them, because it’s missing those precious opposable thumbs.

Your name is helmet? 🤣

Jim Jarmush is awesome and Armin Müller-Stahl isn’t half bad either. :)

Efficiency.

This is not right. I like it.

The world needs more beavis memes!

Oh. Thanks for the hint.

Wikipedia says: two different naming systems for integers powers of ten but they use the same name. TIL.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sextillion_(disambiguation)

Sextillion: 10³⁶

Edit: look at sneezycats comment. 10²¹ it is.

Since Jellyfin, qbitTorrent-nox and the arr-suite are available as docker containers, you could try one of the many docker web UIs. I never used one of them since I’m happy with my one file docker compose configuration, so I can’t recommend one.

The indoor temperature is always at room temperature and vice versa. It’s not constant though.

Yes. Or try to accelerate the rock to escape velocity (compensate for air friction) and get the chance to really hit the moon as a bonus (and sore muscles).

You know. In ancient times, they had radios with tuners - and scales for visual feedback. ;)

In the game, they use it as a plot device for the communication with other… planes of reality? I liked the idea in part 1.

Oxenfree 2 is out? I need to take a look. Thanks.

Same rock here.

Fluffy. :)

I like the good news. Those rodent’s lifes just got a bit more… Exciting.

Hint. Choose an angle !=90° when hurling the rocks.

I guess that’s right. Although I’m (most likely) not a person of interest for any secret service. But the data could be interesting for marketing and insurance companies.

Thanks.

That is what the article is explaining.

The planned improvements are a good thing. I thought we talked about the status right/ until now.

Also: What does it mean then Meta (the company) isn’t eager to collect this data (anymore)? This doesn’t fit my world view of this company.

I don’t think so. Metadata is unencrypted (i.e. your contacts, who sends messages to whom and how often and when).
Messages itself are encrypted.

Am I wrong?