Datacentres on the Moon

There’s seeds all over the place, as far as I can see.

I thought of something for the graphical explorer; the central intersection is the seed. Only when all three are in relative equilibrium (animated), does it become stable which allows for healthy growth.

What do you think?

something more like a vine, I think. I think the Vikings/Norse already did that.

regarding this:

this might be kind of goofy, but it would rearrange the periodic table of elements… and I don’t see anything that already does that right now:

some previous stuff:

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The iPhone was the worst thing to ever happen to computing. The first junk computer, succeeded by many since.

Get your fucking arse into gear.

Vortex boundaries

18 seconds. 5 seconds.

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Exactly. Then it’s not elemental, i.e. is not of the elements (nature). But it is possible, so it needs to be considered anyway. Maybe the table should be split to reflect that? Dunno.

It is, for the most part, but it certainly isn’t very explicit about it

It would be cool if every table mentioned that, although there are no known incidents of “nature” producing these elements, they wouldn’t happen unless they were possible in nature

I wish I knew more about programming so that I could talk about an analogy between the sort of stuff that comes with the computer when you buy it, versus the sort of stuff you can do to it after you buy it— I guess the same thing happens with vehicles you buy. I forget the word for it. After-market, post-manufacturing, after-factory, yada.