And shouldn’t there be a “meanwhile…” post?
Couldn’t you have put it like that?
Aren’t I supposed to be working right now? Where would I find time to compose properly formatted queries? I’m going to have to go fix the stupid single sign on service daemon now, aren’t I, before my boss comes in here and starts cursing floridly in Russian?
Aren’t we all? Don’t I need to cite me some zines right now, with their classifieds and such like?
Does applying to two job openings this morning count?
Don’t I think so?
why is it so painfully difficult to get 6th graders to follow simple instructions repeated and demonstrated over and over again?
why do I still have that problem with a 15 year old boy?
Because 6th graders?
how are you able to get into my head like that?!?
Useful advice for any Boingers from Tower Hamlets?
Dremel?
Isn’t my daughter an 8th grader, so I’ve recently been there?
Are you looking forward to the fun of high school?
Anyone else doing a major sort and purge of their browser bookmarks?
Not at the moment no, but didn’t I do that a few weeks ago?
Aren’t I unsure, but I’m feeling confident in her ability to navigate BS?
Is having 174 tabs persisting in the browser considered a bad thing? (In this window, anyway; the other two browsers windows don’t count, right?)
Even the one from my uncle’s online memorial 3 years ago? (I swear I’ll get around to downloading the photos soon…)
Think this will buff out?
Estimates are that Schiaparelli dropped from a height of between 2 and 4 kilometres, therefore impacting at a considerable speed, greater than 300 km/h. The relatively large size of the feature would then arise from disturbed surface material. It is also possible that the lander exploded on impact, as its thruster propellant tanks were likely still full. These preliminary interpretations will be refined following further analysis.
If Musk sends people to Mars in more than one vehicle odds are that some of them will survive, right?