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Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway A New York subway rider has accused a woman of breaking his Meta smart glasses. She was later hailed as a hero.

Really love how this guy posted this on TikTok thinking the woman who broke his Meta glasses would come off as the villain, as opposed to him, the guy recording her without her consent for social media content via a surveillance device made by one of the worst companies on earth

Never used it I like the 360 more but PS2 games and soooooooooo good

All set for the transplanted ISS SSTV event using satellite RS38S, aka VIZARD-METEO, as it comes up on a Metro Vancouver pass. Tracking here in SkyRoof.

Just from the title in going to read that

This Pluribus ad on a fridge caused a schizophrenic woman named Carol to be hospitalized.

Oh time to drop every thing and watch a video on something cool but didn't care about but now do because the video is just that good

Gemini VII crew: Jim Lovell (left) and Frank Borman

Gemini VII spacecraft as seen by Gemini VI-A

#OTD in 1965, Gemini VII spacecraft was launched. It carried astronauts Frank Borman and Jim Lovell on the 14-day mission – a new record for the duration of a spaceflight. The spacecraft also acted as a rendezvous target for the Gemini VI-A mission.

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Would love to go but I'm poor and broke

I got that thinkpad I might buy that sticker

Here is accurate alt text for the image:A split-screen informational graphic about the ISS amateur radio system in the Service Module. Left side: A close-up photo of a Kenwood D710E (or D710GA) TM-D710 transceiver and its detachable control head mounted inside the Russian Service Module (Zvezda) on the International Space Station, with the display showing frequency 145.800 MHz. Right side: A blue and yellow text panel titled “Service Module Radio – Update on status of the packet system on the ISS as of 04-Dec.” It explains that after an outage during an SSTV event, teams are analyzing the issue. Next steps include performing a prepared reset procedure on the D710GA radio that had power problems, with the work scheduled after the Soyuz departure of the Expedition 73 crew on 09 December. It advises watching ARISS social media for updates. Bottom caption credits the photo to Roscosmos and shows the ARISS logo.

ARISS teams have been working on plans for the Service Module packet radio, that's the one that runs APRS / SSTV from the station.

They are sharing that the crew will be running some procedures on the radio in the next few weeks. Details in the graphic.

Why show soyuz when ESA doesn't fly it anymore

Be safe and have fun in the US its not a great place right now (I live here)

Yepp! Had a plan for a while now to re-sticker my laptop, so this seemed like the perfect place to start

View from underneath

Before installation

Where the locking "pin" goes

On top of the platform

Soyuz MS-28 accident.
The service platform - see the alt text for descriptions of what you are seeing.

Soyuz accident. Service platform before and after in one photo, via Novosti Kosmonavtiki.

Soyuz accident.

Service platform before and after in one photo, via Novosti Kosmonavtiki.

Soyuz Accident, wreckage of the platform.

Soyuz Accident, wreckage of the platform.

Soyuz Accident, wreckage of the platform.

Soyuz Accident, wreckage of the platform.

Atleast nobody will have to question if my works are ai or not so enjoy these practical effect wings I made after 7 years of building different animatronic wings!

Furrys would love this

I'm taking these and using them

The fuck is going on with the dark and light mode but I kinda want a bf more then a gf

I know and that's what makes it better

a drawing of a skeleton holding a bunch of colored pencils . ALT: a drawing of a skeleton holding a bunch of colored pencils .

The first one kinda looks like this

One of the best bits in a video I have watched

@melodynosurname.bsky.social DEER

I think he's dead

(yes, this photo is real, from today)

Hey, I know two creatures in this picture.