I saw Frank the fluffy floofster today!
Oct. 30th, 2022 10:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulyIt is amazing to me, but he appears to have gotten even fluffier since I've seen him last. I knew Pomeranians were fluffy but - wow!
So the dogs caught up, and so did the humans.
Then I turned the corner, and there was another man entering a house with a dog barking and barking, and the man announced "I'm a murderer and I'm here to kill you all!" and if it turns out he was a murderer I'll feel bad for giggling. But I'm certain he lives there and is not actually homicidal at all, or anyway, no more than the next person.
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So the dogs caught up, and so did the humans.
Then I turned the corner, and there was another man entering a house with a dog barking and barking, and the man announced "I'm a murderer and I'm here to kill you all!" and if it turns out he was a murderer I'll feel bad for giggling. But I'm certain he lives there and is not actually homicidal at all, or anyway, no more than the next person.
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The 120-year search for the purpose of T. rex's arms
Diwali will be a holiday for NYC public schools starting next year
Some common geographic mental misplacements
First wild bison born in UK for millennia after surprise pregnancy
How Food Powers Your Body
The computer errors from outer space
These highly trained rats have sniffed out 150,000 explosives
‘I’ told you so: When health care policy started catching up to intersex justice
The religious right is now targeting sexless marriages as “selfishness.” They want to ban those too (Why the hell can't they just stay out of other people's bedrooms?)
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Date: 2022-11-07 02:48 am (UTC)Back in the late 80s there was a widespread problems traced to something similar. The problems was memory chips that had a high occurrence of bit flips.
Turned out to be the ceramic used to encase the chips. It was slightly radioactive. Normally not a problem, but being so close to the chips, the emitted particles were flipping bits.
This led to manufacturers screening the incoming materials the ceramics were made of to ensure that they had *way* less than normal background radiation levels.
And "space certified" computer chips are ones that are "hardened" against cosmic rays and the like. Which is why the ones used in various satellites (and likely on the ISS) are so far behind the current generations.