I don’t even remember when it changed, but the thing I missed the most is visual. When you use a label now, a little colored dot appears in the line of the file. In the past, it would highlight the entire line. Visually, for me, that is way way easier to identifyand use.

Nuclear secrets maintain the MAD philosophy. The chance of nuclear retaliation if only a few of your opponents nukes remain leave everyone in a stalemate, since attacking first is too risky.

If Russia was able to preemptively strike all of America’s secret ICBM sites and knew the location of all the nuclear subs then they could launch a devastating first strike and not face retaliation. Nullifying the consequences of MAD for themselves.

The strategists that planned nuclear defence were the smartest, most capable and most experienced thinkers available. Musk’s modest cognitive faculties coupled with his sincere yet deeply deluded belief that he is a genius makes him perhaps the worst person on earth to go anywhere near nuclear defence.

I can’t believe that it even needs to be said out loud that letting a private citizen with links to a foreign adversary anywhere near nuclear secrets is a bad idea.

My plan now is to meet you.

Future is here. Proud of being an owner of some BTC

Nope, but I love the macOS 8 and 9 era with the classic roman architecture kinda style :)

Idk how he got access but this is first time in past 10 or so yrs that happened with me

Daddy’s gonna be mad.

Me too. I loved the pulsating blue buttons of early OS X releases. And the beautiful icons.

Also, the sound effects of Mac OS 9 were really nice and haptic.

I really dislike that everything is just a line now. Makes it hard to click things and see what I can interact with.

Wasn't it always allowed, like till 1950


>But in my head SEO and Fact Checking are two different disciplines and I really wasn't thinking of it when writing. Or rather, by making sure the information is trustworthy, you are already doing SEO. That's what I thought.

No these are not the same thing.

SEO is not just about posting "facts" - thats an extremely narrow view

How do you fact check advice, observations, ideas, strategies?

What if someone says this is how to install a lightbulbb and here's an altenrative way?

Why do people believe Google "knows"

If Google knows =- why does it need content?

he's a keeper! don't loose him OP!!!

They know that nobody around them would validate these jokes, thats why they do it on social, 10 crore mei se 1000 chutiye toh mil hi jaayenge.

The Naveen Jindal Group of companies on Friday announced its foray into nuclear energy with the establishment of a new company Jindal Nuclear Power Private Limited, which aims to contribute 18 Gigawatts (Gw) over the next two decades to India’s ambitious target of 100Gw nuclear power capacity by 2047. 

The new company, which will be a wholly-owned subsidiary of Jindal Renewables, will build, own, and operate state-of-the-art nuclear power plants, leveraging advanced technologies to ensure world-class safety, operating efficiency, and environmental sustainability.  

"This strategic initiative aligns with the Government of India’s Union Budget 2025 announcement, which targets 100GW of nuclear power capacity by 2047, supporting sustainable economic growth led by low emission industrialisation while significantly reducing the nation’s CO2 footprint," the company said in a statement. 

 "Jindal Nuclear is the first in the private sector to express interest in investing in nuclear power to accelerate India’s transition to a low-carbon economy, providing reliable, round-the-clock CO2-free energy," it said.

The 18Gw nuclear energy programme will be developed over the next two decades, incorporating a diverse mix of advanced technologies, including Bharat Small Reactors (BSRs), Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), and Gen-IV reactors, as they reach deployment readiness, it said. 


“The Indian government’s vision to set up 100Gw nuclear energy by 2047 is exciting and visionary. At Jindal Nuclear, we are very bullish on nuclear energy and believe the private sector must play its role to realise this vision of 100GWe by 2047. Our 18Gw nuclear development plan reflects our commitment to supporting India’s CO2-free energy vision,” said S K Sharma, senior Advisor at Jindal Nuclear and former Chairman of NPCIL. 


India's nuclear energy sector is not open for private investment yet. Recently, for the first time, the state-owned Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) issued a public notice, inviting interest from the private sector to set up BSRs which are small-size nuclear reactors up to 220 megawatt (Mw) of capacity. In her Union Budget speech last week, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced opening doors for the private sector in nuclear energy.

Trump has started locking up the us economy, this is inevitable, govt has waived off income tax for the same reason, they want to drive consumption to stimulate the economy

The rich and the powerful working really hard!

It's the 15 to 49 year old period that is the problem

I got a pizza, coke, a quarter of whiskey.. mixed coke and whiskey, went to park at around 7pm, was enjoying pizza and my drink for about an hr.. came back to my pg.. noone knows.. I am happy.. lol

To me Ai is either exploding or imploding and I can't tell which, or even if it's both.

Parasite