I agree with the cautions on trusting an instructor, yet at the same time a student is not a good judge either. If I am learning something for the first time, how am I to know that what I've been taught is good until I have a chance to put it to use?
The same way teachers check you? Provide a problem, and check that the solution matches. Repetitions with different problems increase certainty.
Most textbooks perform this function on their own.
The 'shop certainly makes it look more insane, but in the spots where you can see the original colors it's still discolored. It's more of a ruddy brown, but it's still reddish.
Large enough explosives wouldn't do the job? Something like a bunker buster might well trigger a fault movement, and may cause enough disruption to the rock to trigger a magma chamber breach?
Eg, I'm sure you could drill down to a point, and plant a suitable device. No need to just deploy an existing munition like my example bunker buster.
Well, you could nail the side with a bunker-buster or something and just blow it open. Less controlled, but more controlled then just letting it do it when/where it wants.
Can't they measure seismic as well? The velocity a wave travels through would be effected by the medium's pressure, no?
There are tons of earthquakes going on all the time that seismometers can pick up. Compare what others receive vs what those that would be occluded by the magma chamber and you might be able to deduce something? (especially in comparison to normal behavior)
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Nope. I can't reach their nameservers - it's not that they are pretending the sites within don't exist. They are not listening at all.
That might have mattered back when SOPA was still a thing people cared about.
This right there is why this stuff is so insidious. We have to be vigilant.
The only people pointing this out are themselves clueless.
They are talking about those red "map light" type of lights, that are designed to let you see but not effect your dark-adaptation.
Is that an airplane in your.... oh my god! Someone call an ambulance!
"The Fandom" - you speak of this as if there is only the one. Care to be more specific?
Lets not forget those exothermic MRE heaters.
Wake me up when a can of beans can cook itself...
Fancy that, the one who believes "The West" means "America" is calling people names.
I'm OK with that. Expecting such things to be done altruistically is cute, but not realistic.
In a place like New York, you shouldn't have to dig. Shouldn't there be plenty of space and pullcords in the existing conduits?
Hell, tie the fibre to the copper and yank the copper out.
I agree with the cautions on trusting an instructor, yet at the same time a student is not a good judge either. If I am learning something for the first time, how am I to know that what I've been taught is good until I have a chance to put it to use?
The same way teachers check you? Provide a problem, and check that the solution matches. Repetitions with different problems increase certainty.
Most textbooks perform this function on their own.
You've got it backwards.
The 'shop certainly makes it look more insane, but in the spots where you can see the original colors it's still discolored. It's more of a ruddy brown, but it's still reddish.
When it is, can we toss the idiot who photoshopped these in it?
Nevermind. You weren't talking about the current gradients, I guess? Perhaps this?
If you are going to say shit like that, do you mind actually pointing out what you are saying it about?
Differing water temperatures, idiot.
Or would you try to tell me a cloud front was "photoshopped in?" It's the same phenomena.
I will continue to block ads until there are no such ads as that "try this 1 weird trick to lose abdominal fat" bullshit.
Unfortunately for sites that need ad revenue to survive, this means they won't ever get it from me.
Advertisers shat where they eat the moment they forgot about things like "standards."
Even if they did have such a right, they forfeit it the instant they started putting up stupid shit like monkey punching.
"I don't want to pay for heating oil" - "Then move to Nevada!"
"Gas costs too much!" - "Then walk 15 miles to work every day!"
I could go on and on with examples as to why that logic is flawed.
They lost their right to be cared about when they started that monkey punching bullshit.
Large enough explosives wouldn't do the job? Something like a bunker buster might well trigger a fault movement, and may cause enough disruption to the rock to trigger a magma chamber breach?
Eg, I'm sure you could drill down to a point, and plant a suitable device. No need to just deploy an existing munition like my example bunker buster.
Well, you could nail the side with a bunker-buster or something and just blow it open. Less controlled, but more controlled then just letting it do it when/where it wants.
Can't they measure seismic as well? The velocity a wave travels through would be effected by the medium's pressure, no?
There are tons of earthquakes going on all the time that seismometers can pick up. Compare what others receive vs what those that would be occluded by the magma chamber and you might be able to deduce something? (especially in comparison to normal behavior)
Hell, you'd think they would move everyone away and do something to TRIGGER an eruption, when they are ready for it.
Probably the best way to go about it - you can do it on your terms, or you can do it when the mountain wants to do it.
That's Taiwan, not Japan.
No.
But what you are describing is becoming a legacy practice.