@JasonKPargin I'm surprised no one has suggested "A City On Mars" by Kelly and Zack Weinersmith. They try to take a serious look at it (in a not so serious book).
An RDS Aurora Postgres instance of ours went down, running version 13, and in the error logs was similar to "could not map shared memory". This is with the default parameters group. We created a custom parameter group and moved the `max_connections` down to 100, fixed it
@lauriewired I don't have an iPhone, so I don't know the messaging... if they don't make it clear that you're publicizing some information, they should
@lauriewired When you use AirDrop, you have to attest to who you are at some level, I would think. When you enable AirDrop, you can't be anonymized. Am I thinking about that correctly? Even if you used public key signing, the receiving person would want to tie that to a human.
@IamVKBO @WinterAndFinn@BadAstronomer I was curious what Jupiter would look like in a photo like this, so I threw this together. It's probably rough...given the moon is 17 pixels tall, I estimated 204km per pixel, and got a height of 654px for Jupiter, and roughly put it centered on the moon:
@xkcd I see the answers about how much copper would it take. But, assuming the line starts at one of the poles to deal with rotation and orbit, would the wire pass through the sun?
@Fetzie_@ajcpominoz@sallyagreen_@Oatmeal You know, it's obvious that it doesn't instantly develop as soon as it's fertilized, but some more stupid part of me was thinking it does.