Time to go to sleep… nighties lovelies!
Also: introducing the induction motor…
…the concept is incredibly simple and elegant, and yet it took a genius like Tesla to come up with it.
PS: I think there are at least 21 induction motors at my home… 
PPS: it’s actually 25, accounting appliances we rarely use
LOL omg, fast forward if you want to understand this fast
# When you’re overqualified for the job:
exercise…not good.
cold…not good.
being sick as the same illness as that “5 week long illness” back in early summer…not fun.
The… story… the player here is a famous(?) female metal drummer and that costume is Nyango Star, a mascot of an apple possesed by a cat spirit and it plays heavy metal drums to promote the city which adopted it as a mascot. Or something like this. I mean, it’s Japan, it just needs to make sense there, not here…
And now i’m off to bed. Nighties lovelies!
Also: don’t be a software engineer.
There are better options, really. Like. tasting insect food.
Kurt Cobain
Timezone lovelies. 
My almost-something-inlaws were cake makers and they used to make some epic birthday cakes for the children in family… The key are food dyes and sugar coatings, apparently. For one of the birthdays they made a Peppa Pig cake (not fully 3D, just Peppa in high-relief on a rectangular cake). That Peppa Pig relief was made of marzipan and had a colored sugar coating and they also made sugar flowers around Peppa… we brought back home some slices of the cake and ate them the day after. 
Something like this:
But the cake was larger and the figure had beveled edges, it was round-ish instead of square-ish, and also had 3D sugar flowers.
And now I’m off to bed. Nighties lovelies!
The key actually is every piece MUST be EDIBLE. That’s the acme of skill. If even Peppa’s eyes or shoes aren’t made of edible material, then either of them is a waste that goes to trash.
The cake walls are KitKats! 
And this is my favorite:
I think I’m recovering quicker than I thought.
Timezone lovelies.
Today was national holiday in Spain and I’ve spent most day gaming. Now I fancy some book reading and that will be it for today. Nighties lovelies!
Also: poke asteroid, shift its orbit, op success!
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-dart-imagery-shows-changed-orbit-of-target-asteroid
There is still plenty of analysis work to be done, but so far things are closer to the highest expectations for this experiment
Time to go to sleep… nighties lovelies!
Also: 30 years of Boston Dynamics robots…
…and they still haven’t sold a single one to a paying customer. 
It’s night tiem again and I’m going to bed again. Nighties lovelies!
Also: they’re big, specialyzed, and do a fine job at their job
This is a forest. It’s a gathering of trees.
This is a tree crusher. It crushes trees.
This was a forest. Now it’s a bunch of crushed trees.
Guess they had their use, once in past times… 
I’ve seen those machines from Fern Gully animated feature film in the early 90’s! They’re quite advanced.
The operator needs to be careful not to nip some hobbits on its path while working:
Today a challenging accident happened in Türkiye. Everyone, including me is a bit upset because of that.
Good night, lovelies.
I saw that on the news, it’s shocking how dangerous still is underground mining, specially coal mining. 
There used to be coal mines in Spain, but they shut down eventually since their coal was of poor quality (tons of sulphur in it) and no amount of subsidies by the governemnt could keep the business alive as nobdy bought that coal, at one point not even coal power stations could burn Spanish coal since it would mess with their emission reduction systems. As usual in cases like this, the mines’ country has never fully recovered from losing their main business, although it has unexploited tourism potential because of mountains and nature.
And now i’m off to bed… nighties lovelies!
Also: 7 of Bach’s 14 canons visualyzed in 3D to better understand their musical structure
He fights a bear and wins.
Probably because it would be quite complicated to operate and use as of this day, or service. They dont look finished to me also, its live very advanced prototype I think.
Time to go to sleep… nighties lovelies!
Also: British humor is different…
The Daily Star has setup a live broadcast of a lettuce, taking bets on whether the lettuce (with a shelf life of 10 days) will outlast or not the Prime Minister. The broadcast has some lighting effects and a background soundtrack (light music by day and whale sounds by night).
Time to go to sleep… nighties lovelies!
Also: “Belly Hill” kind of made things weird in History…
…then not so much but it certainly is an interesting site, even if we may never know why did people keep burying these things…
