Got some shitty-ass news today.
Aug. 22nd, 2015 12:20 amWhich was then topped off with a second application of shitty news. I don't really want to get into the details, but suffice to say I completely lost my appetite for lunch, which was a gyro and ought to have been delicious.
Also, went to Home Depot. They're selling 3D printers, or you can use theirs as a demonstration. The writing next to the demo caused me to make a stunning realization, one I have been completely unaware of since the 10th grade. Drafting wasn't a complete and total waste of time after all!
Damn, if I could go back in time and smack myself into passing that class, I would. But I couldn't. A lot of awful things caught up to me my sophomore year, and having a sucky class first period was not something I could cope with. Some of the reasons I failed were beyond my control, most were the sort of things that ought to not have been beyond my control, but really, kinda were. Drafting, ladies and gentlemen, is a good 73% of the reason I transferred out of Stuy. And now I find out that it could've been useful. Fuck it all to hell.
To sum up, I am eating a bialy for late dinner. That made my day a little better.
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Swiss cheese hole mystery solved: It's all down to dirt
NSA preps quantum-resistant algorithms to head off crypto-apocalypse
GMOs: Myth vs. Fact (via America's Finest News Source)
Why Sticking a Pair of Eyeballs on a Sign Actually Changes Behavior
Power companies may have found a new way to crack into the solar business
The pronoun 'I' is becoming obsolete
Narcolepsy medication modafinil is world's first safe 'smart drug'
Ghostly Particles from Outer Space Detected in Antarctica
The forgotten history of 4 everyday inventions that were supposed to change the world
First-time Texas drug felons to be eligible for food stamps again
Gut microbes linked to major autoimmune eye disease
In New Orleans' Hardest-Hit Neighborhood, A Recovery — By Sheer Will
Stem cell treatment halts MS progression in 91% of patients
The day I removed a toy dinosaur from a woman's vagina
Wormhole Created in Lab Makes Invisible Magnetic Field
Mauritania upholds conviction of anti-slave activists
People with psychopathic traits are less likely to 'catch' a yawn than empathetic folks
Google ordered to remove links to stories about Google removing links to stories
L.A. 'Shade Ball' Rollout a 'Potential Disaster'
The Jared Fogle case: Why we understand so little about child sex abuse
In Orwellian fashion, Americans have been stripped of the right to walk.
Mexico finds 63 children working in vegetable packing firm
Australia has denied environmental approval to just 18 projects since 2000
Macedonia: State of emergency declared over migrants
U.S.: ISIS mortar tests positive for sulfur mustard agent
Also, went to Home Depot. They're selling 3D printers, or you can use theirs as a demonstration. The writing next to the demo caused me to make a stunning realization, one I have been completely unaware of since the 10th grade. Drafting wasn't a complete and total waste of time after all!
Damn, if I could go back in time and smack myself into passing that class, I would. But I couldn't. A lot of awful things caught up to me my sophomore year, and having a sucky class first period was not something I could cope with. Some of the reasons I failed were beyond my control, most were the sort of things that ought to not have been beyond my control, but really, kinda were. Drafting, ladies and gentlemen, is a good 73% of the reason I transferred out of Stuy. And now I find out that it could've been useful. Fuck it all to hell.
To sum up, I am eating a bialy for late dinner. That made my day a little better.
Swiss cheese hole mystery solved: It's all down to dirt
NSA preps quantum-resistant algorithms to head off crypto-apocalypse
GMOs: Myth vs. Fact (via America's Finest News Source)
Why Sticking a Pair of Eyeballs on a Sign Actually Changes Behavior
Power companies may have found a new way to crack into the solar business
The pronoun 'I' is becoming obsolete
Narcolepsy medication modafinil is world's first safe 'smart drug'
Ghostly Particles from Outer Space Detected in Antarctica
The forgotten history of 4 everyday inventions that were supposed to change the world
First-time Texas drug felons to be eligible for food stamps again
Gut microbes linked to major autoimmune eye disease
In New Orleans' Hardest-Hit Neighborhood, A Recovery — By Sheer Will
Stem cell treatment halts MS progression in 91% of patients
The day I removed a toy dinosaur from a woman's vagina
Wormhole Created in Lab Makes Invisible Magnetic Field
Mauritania upholds conviction of anti-slave activists
People with psychopathic traits are less likely to 'catch' a yawn than empathetic folks
Google ordered to remove links to stories about Google removing links to stories
L.A. 'Shade Ball' Rollout a 'Potential Disaster'
The Jared Fogle case: Why we understand so little about child sex abuse
In Orwellian fashion, Americans have been stripped of the right to walk.
Mexico finds 63 children working in vegetable packing firm
Australia has denied environmental approval to just 18 projects since 2000
Macedonia: State of emergency declared over migrants
U.S.: ISIS mortar tests positive for sulfur mustard agent