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It's very common to use a peeler to peel the skin, then keep peeling until you get to the seeds and just use those peeled strips.

They go completely dark at a very high altitude. I feel like a bright sunny day would give you a better chance of seeing a falling rock, at least once it gets closer to the ground


Taking this to the extreme is doing this from space, which is how many imaging satellites actually work.


Seriously. Got tired of reading the same idea over and over reworded endlessly.


This would be laughably easy to disprove. Just put multiple people in the same room and have them privately describe what they see.


Yeah it's almost as if this is obviously a joke and not meant to be taken seriously.


poe may have won this time...


Ikr, I've been holding out with my 2020 Garmin venu thinking this would be a big refresh


I want all the things. Overlay an OLED display on top of e paper.


Many of the same technologies enables woodcut presses which already existed.


We are actually pretty good at predicting the long term for specific regions. This allows building codes to be based on the seismic activity of the region. Sadly this isn't something that's practical in many parts of the world


I mean....there are several architectures out there which has a nop that is a jump forward. Kind of a tree forest issue imho


I don't know about other architectures in as much detail. I know x86 NOP does nothing.


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