Andrew Cassidy @cinebox@cybre.space

TIL discord markdownifies embedded text?

What the fuck is with the layout of the mac version of Apple music. What is this area even *doing*

What exactly… does this mean

Cool. Time to stop using twitter for good

RT @Avi_Bueno@twitter.com

Twitter's TOS is changing on Jan 1, 2020 (only slightly, best I can tell).

It contains the same language, allowing them *OR ANYONE ELSE* to use your Content w/o approval or compensation.

One interesting change - they *explicitly* say your use of Twitter is itself compensation.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Avi_Bueno/status/1201958175957831682

Bike chain cover: repaired

Stainless steel is a terrible material to work with but it’s what I had

New invention: the converging diamond interchange.

Honestly the old ads are the best part

Back on my bullshit looking at 1970’s aerospace magazines

TIL about <input type=“color”>

Brb printing a nuclear reactor on my Printrbot Simple

RT @ENERGY@twitter.com

😱A 3D printed nuclear reactor?
@ORNL@twitter.com researchers are working on it!
👉 Learn about the Transformational Challenge Reactor: https://tcr.ornl.gov

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/ENERGY/status/1201167651533406208

#wikifinds

Every time I see a sports headline I understand sports less

Huh, the shock absorbers on the LRV are under tension not compression, I wonder why?

Is that… a reason for the lack of crew?

Question: Can I live there?

RT @NASA@twitter.com

The @NASA_Marshall@twitter.com Systems Integrations Lab was certified for final tests of the @NASA_SLS@twitter.com🚀 "brain and nervous system:" integrated avionics & flight software. Here, engineers will run simulations to test launch, ascent & mission scenarios for #Artemis I. https://go.nasa.gov/37ueDn2

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1197673553728081925

Holy shit *trolley trucks*

RT @sovietvisuals@twitter.com

YaAZ-210 E Soviet Trolley Truck, 1952

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/sovietvisuals/status/1197258842226208769

In which I realize I know basically nothing about how cars work

Sketched an idea on how a space elevator might change tracks using stations placed along the length of the tether

Continued adventures in C++