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Let's hope that passing by it's all it's going to do.

Lately I've been enjoying Oxygen Not Included.

With the profits from this video he can probably afford to get another. :D

She was a legend. I too intend to watch her old work.

The UK authorities are against CBDCs too, it seems. A House of Lords all-party committee has raised concerns about the instability of a CBDC. It predicts that its launch would induce a nationwide run on banks resulting in economic turmoil. The Committee admitted to some of the advantages of...

That's so cool, thank you for the clarifying information!

Well, we will wait and see. I wonder if the movie they're about to start shooting about her taking all this into account.

I rarely wear jewelry. When I do it's mostly silver pendants and rings with mother of pearl inlays.

That makes sense. Though I am assuming there's fuel enough for decades ahead.

No wonder they did this. Recently Coinbase's co-founder Fred Ehrsam raised some 2,5 bln USD for a new crypto venture-capital fund – the Paradigm One. The fund is so far the largest of its kind, surpassing that of Andreessen Horowitz, which earlier this year raised 2,2 bln. USD and highlights...

What happens when it does run out of fuel?

That beach is incredible! Great photos, Pekelo!

The end of organized crime is always a good thing, I think.

That seems pretty practical.

Frankly, I am looking forward to any and all results it produces. Hubble was revolutionary, I can't even imagine what JWebb would see.

McAfee did get accused by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of fraud and money laundering over his use of social media to promote crypto coins and was indicted by prosecutors in Tennessee and New York on tax evasion charges and crypto currency fraud because he allegedly owed the...

I really hope there haven't been any mistakes then. Hopefully they've learned their lesson after Hubble.

Cool new curtains. I like the pattern.

Of course it was a rock. An interesting-looking rock, but still just a rock.

Have they mentioned that if there are problems they can't be fixed like Hubble's were?