Good old Elon is up to Elon things again, when people doubt him because he is fashionably late on a product, it is hilarious. Elon has been stirring the rumor mill about his robotic drone ship since 2019. Dubbed the “Short Fall Of Gravitas”, the ship looks like something straight out of the movies. TheContinue reading “Elon’s drone ship, “Short Fall Of Gravitas””
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Why my 2017 Silverado will be my last Silverado?
In 2017 I found myself between a rock and a hard spot. I had a 2014 Honda Civic SI, which buying was a complete mistake. I bought the car brand new and with less than 500 miles on it, I got rear-ended by another vehicle at highway speeds. This accident caused $14,000 worth of damageContinue reading “Why my 2017 Silverado will be my last Silverado?”
Why every person should start learning containers.
As a person who has been working in IT for 12 years now, I have seen a significant shift in the way business is conducted. Everyone in today’s world talks about cloud computing and containers. When I first started in the field, the big enchilada was using hypervisors to create virtual machines. This dynamic hasContinue reading “Why every person should start learning containers.”
Why being a nerd is good!?
Everyone in today’s world has seen the movies where the nerdy kid in the class is constantly being picked on. The word nerd has become a derogatory term in the view of many people. Oxford defines nerd as, “a foolish or contemptible person who lacks social skills or is boringly studious.” In my opinion, societyContinue reading “Why being a nerd is good!?”
Our Planet Is Constantly Spinning
The Sun is not the only object that may appear less blue in the atmosphere. Distant clouds or snowy mountaintops may appear yellowish. The effect is not very obvious on clear days but is very pronounced when clouds cover the line of sight, reducing the blue hue from scattered sunlight.
The Sun Rises in the East
The Sun is not the only object that may appear less blue in the atmosphere. Distant clouds or snowy mountaintops may appear yellowish. The effect is not very obvious on clear days but is very pronounced when clouds cover the line of sight, reducing the blue hue from scattered sunlight.
The Sky Is The Limit
Sky luminance distribution models have been recommended by the International Commission on Illumination (CIE) for the design of daylighting schemes. Recent developments relate to “all-sky models” for modeling sky luminance under weather conditions ranging from clear to overcast.
NEVER. ENDING. RELENTLESS. DEDICATION 