Oh, great… more bad news.

another boring article

unfortunately for some, it’s 100% of the 400 packages they use

great scott

In 2024, a research group led by UCLA chemist Neil Garg overturned Bredt’s rule, a principle that had stood for more than a century. The rule states that molecules cannot form a carbon-carbon double bond at the “bridgehead” position (the ring junction of a bridged bicyclic molecule). Building on that breakthrough, Garg’s team has now developed methods to create even stranger structures: cage-shaped molecules known as cubene and quadricyclene that contain highly unusual double bonds.

it’s pretty scary in most of the USA, too

We need a law that companies provide device owners root access for every end of life device.

sweet

This is the one thing on Spotify I can’t get elsewhere. Would be nice to have a non transcode copy.

https://open.spotify.com/album/4emoC6C9fCDkWPdTuxN9an

…Like Cologne (Spotify Exclusive)
Queens of the Stone Age
2013 • 3 songs • 14 min 5 sec

Sheesh, these are tough—sounds the same but has different meanings. Didn’t know that problem went so far back.

That’s cheap enough a small business could do long term backups for individuals and other small businesses.

I wish Divvy/WinDivvy worked on Linux. There are similar alternatives, but none that duplicate the functionality.

it’s out of 3

“dwarf moon” in 3… 2…

gPodder

Pavlovian response

Luckily, you can type VPN entirely with one had.

Why water slide? Seems a regular slide would be more practical in many ways.

Is that the final end of a failed project in the fireplace?

Burple?