“Our eyes met. There was something in them I hadn’t seen before, a melancholy tinge, a loneliness. Then the shutters closed. A fire blazed in his eyes. He looked at me again, this time with the full force of the master of North Korea. I felt a sweat break out, and a deeper heat—

This is a deeply anti-burrito-tunnel stance.

The article is way less fun than the headline led me to expect

Pinboard The should be made to bond with their jets like the dragons in Rebecca Yarros' Fourth Wing

Instead of this powerpoint lameness, they should let them roam around the hangar with the various aircraft configured to auto-eject anyone who gets in the wrong model.

Hiroshima, Japan in 1946

Her: take me somewhere expensive

Me:

Fringe is a historical category.

Nelson Mandela was on the US terrorist watchlist until 2008.

When Columbia students occupied Hamilton Hall for 21 days in 1985 for divestment from South Africa, and they won, it was common for top politicians to say it was a terrorist movement.

Pinboard I deeply rely on pinboard for refinding old stuff. And keeping notes on why I cared at the time.

Originally adopted it for podcast research to bookmark without cluttering my browser. Soon adopted it for everything

CYBERVAN

Cascade Range volcanoes at normal background levels of activity this week: usgs.gov/programs/VHP/v…. May is #VolcanoAwarenessMonth , remember 2004-08? Spines of semi-solid lava emerged from a vent inside the crater of #MountStHelens to build a new lava dome 1500 ft (460 m) high.

They should start running trains on this segment now. I bet those three houses at the end would use it.

it's worth mentioning that Rocket Lab spent less on its entire Electron rocket *program*, from design through flight, than NASA will have to pay for a single rocket engine for SLS. (~$100M compared to $140M). It's amazing times in the space industry right now.