It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas http://blossom.happytavern.co/2a6bed40aeb7145b101f10bcdead8e5f33ed2fb85782fbbe7dbb6370f26e514e

Everybody has a good one every now and then but if your job is memeing you're probably a faggot #OverheardInCornyChat

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It totally slipped by me that amethyst 1.0.4 was released mid month that includes enhanced list support! Will be paying bounty on amethyst #815 shortly http://blossom.happytavern.co/faed520db1a1708e26fafca6cdeb34007dc2eee4565272f20ef25584ca1c6caf

Short term bullish http://blossom.happytavern.co/2c956a6baba070754afb0954773511d1913964602d256eaeaf2ecbb27e189dc1

Today's Weimer Republic tidbit... CME halted futures, turned back on tens of billions borrowed. Nothing to see here

Today i learned that it's Deck the Halls with BOUGHS of Holly. Not BOWELS. The song takes on a completely different meaning now. http://blossom.happytavern.co/4d2662bd7d9aa18fe5644272a34c49d6c667621fe3c74a44b5296112e37f2279

Too many people are bearish. Will flip to bullish at 15up

Happy Thanksgiving to my American comrades

GM my fellow Canadadians

I proposed to my favorite person that I love so much last night 💕💘💞💍

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http://blossom.happytavern.co/08fe0d7a6c4c63235cfa7cd4fa3d073e57f5edf19d9b3ef4d28e0e8763cd6dde Voyager 1 is about to cross 1 light-day from home. A light-day is the distance light travels in 24 hours: roughly 16 billion miles (26 billion kilometers). Voyager 1, launched in 1977 and now traveling through interstellar space, is approaching this extraordinary milestone - a distance we once thought impossible for any human-made object to reach. What does 1 light-day mean? Right now, when NASA sends a radio signal to Voyager 1, it takes over 22 hours to arrive. The spacecraft is so far away that even traveling at the speed of light, communication requires nearly a full day each way. Ask Voyager a question, and you'll wait almost two days for an answer. For perspective: - The Moon: 1.3 light-seconds away - Mars (closest): 3 light-minutes away - Pluto: 5.5 light-hours away - Voyager 1: Approaching 1 light-day The journey: Launched September 5, 1977, Voyager 1 was designed to explore Jupiter and Saturn. After completing those flybys, it just kept going. In 2012, it crossed the heliopause and entered interstellar space - the first human-made object to leave the solar system's protective bubble. Since then, it's been traveling at about 38,000 mph through the space between stars, powered by a decaying plutonium generator and operating on 1970s computer technology: 69 KB of memory, 8-track tape storage, and code written in Fortran. What's next: Voyager 1 will continue transmitting until roughly 2030, when its power supply finally runs too low to operate instruments. After that, it goes silent - but keeps drifting. In 40,000 years, it will pass within 1.6 light-years of the star AC+79 3888. It will take about 300 million years to complete one orbit around the Milky Way. By then, Earth may be gone, humanity extinct or transformed beyond recognition, but Voyager 1 will still be out there - carrying the Golden Record, our message to the cosmos. 1 light-day. A distance so vast that even light - the fastest thing in the universe - takes 24 hours to cross it. And a spacecraft built by humans in the 1970s is about to reach it. That's what we're capable of when we reach beyond what seems impossible. #Voyager1 #Space #NASA copypasta from fb

still pretty chill ...

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