#Data explorer

[atompowers]

In the U.S., 326 million people—97% of the population—experienced at least one summer day with temperatures made at least 2x more likely due to fossil-fueled climate disruption.

[noodles-and-tea]

Let’s do our best today!

[planetlongjourney]

Star Trek villain: I have come to test humanity/show another side of humanity/see if humanity has changed after all these years! Mwahahahaha!!!

Every (fully) alien Star Trek crew member:

[spacetimeaccordionfolder]

my family: wow you are really interested in this series. You've also read an impressive amount of books by the same author in one year.

me, pointing to the coppermind: I need you to understand that I could be less normal about this. Stormlight has been going on for 14 years, the cosmere for about 20, and I am very new. There's a whole thing about this. I don't have to go through and mine books for information because others have already done that. I could be so much worse.

my family (with the attitude of the "sure jan" gif) ... sure.

me: I could be collecting data. I could be organizing the epitaphs in order by page numbers and making timelines but others have already done that for me. I still might do it. but I don't have to. I am a casual reader in comparison to other cosmere fans.

my family: .... hmm.

[enterprise-bee]

still thinking about how q and data struck up a friendship over both being outsiders to humanity looking in. something about data being the one who knew more about being human in that pair. something about q repeatedly telling data he wasn’t missing much when it came to emotions. something about data being consistently kind to q despite everything and q, despite everything, being kinder to data than he was to people around him. something very much about q giving data the gift of feeling laughter and glee as thanks before leaving.

anyway I think they stay in contact. data would 100% do space email back and forth with q and not tell anyone (see: that time he broke the prime directive because he’d befriended an alien child without telling anyone). q periodically like, sends data a rant and data replies with a picture of a cat. q asks why data is sending him a picture of a useless little creature and data says that he’d heard humans used them to cheer up. q says it’s pathetic that humans require even more pathetic creatures to be happy. data asks q if that’s why q keeps bothering the captain. q sends data a picture of a bizarre cat poster instead of answering. etc.

like I just think that them befriending each other was really sweet and want that to continue forward please tell me it turns up again,

[heyitsrink]

2024: the year of gay people staring longingly into each other's eyes <3

[10yearsofdnp]

February 19, 2015: As someone who's directionally challenged, I relate to this deeply. You're not alone, Dan. There are dozens of us! Dozens! 😣🚇🇬🇧

[transgenderfivepebbles]

soulmates..?

[atompowers]

📈 10 Resources to Track Renewable Energy Data So You're Never Behind Our Accelerating Clean Energy Future

[knithacker]

Twenty-six days at sea; more than 49,000 square kilometers (18,919 square miles) of seafloor mapped; 5,579 linear nautical miles (6,420 linear miles) traversed… and 13,580 linked double crochet stitches stitched. By Jesse Gwinn, Internship Program Coordinator, NOAA Ocean Exploration

[risquemargay]

raaah i hate reading what seems to be a really interesting researchh study in a different country and it ends up just being: here's what they do and why what we do in the u.s. is always good and their way is bad like. i think there can be more than one way to do things and that's okay

[littleinkdrop]

I'm watching Star Trek: TNG: datalore, and I see when they land on the planet that there's a circular staircase made out of stone. The music in the background is classically anxious. Data seems quite detached, well the others are very concerned about the death of the environment. After nearly 3 years of neglecting the show, I had forgotten how whimsical Star Trek could be.

[whatimdoing-here]

When I started my current position, basically all of my immediate coworkers were in the US. Probably over 20 or 30 of us. We added one in Europe to cover that time zone.

Then we got bought out a few years ago and slowly... Now there are me and 2 others in the US (near me), 1 in Canada. 1 in England, the rest in India.

One of the not fun things about that is logging on at 730 am and having a full inbox, and people who still can't figure out how to their job asking to talk on the phone.

[siph-by-induction]

wanted to learn some r so i started doing the cs50 r course. i was on a godawful school chromebook, and they've made it so you can't install linux, so i can't use vs code. rstudio cloud to the rescue, i sign up to rstudio cloud with my school email, write my first little program and save it in rstudio cloud.

i go back today. i want to carry on with my thing. i try to sign in to rstudio cloud.

"Your administrator has not approved access for this app."

WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN!!!!!! I WAS USING IT ON WEDNESDAY!!!!!!!!! LET ME SEE MY TINY PROGRAM PLEASEEE OH MY FUCKING GOD

[lonely-night]

Janeway/Seven in 6.08 “One Small Step”