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There is a terrific documentary, 'Its quieter in the twilight', about the aging and dwindling team that still runs both Voyager missions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6L9Du_IFmI

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I'd love to watch this but unfortunately. My country being AU.


This YouTube video is just a trailer for the documentary, it does look amazing. It looks like the entire documentary is available on some free streaming sites, here's one: https://play.xumo.com/free-movies/it-s-quieter-in-the-twilig...

If that doesn't work, try using a VPN set to the US as country.



I think I watched it on Amazon Prime in the USA. I don't know if Oz has Prime or what rights they have.

I checked the usual sites on the high seas and it is available for instant download there too :)


Why do some uploaders make it unavailable in certain countries?

licensing probably

But for an advert?

You can rent videos from YouTube, wouldn't you just make the video available but charge for it?


Licensing rarely makes sense

Such a wonderful meditation on career and meaning and fellowship and purpose. I loved it.


Or over 2700 during the war.

Germany expected to use its big U-boat fleet to block shipping to the the Allies in Europe, but the US was building Liberty ships so fast that Germany only managed to sink about 10-15% of them.

The massive amount of weapons and ammo and other supplies that those ships delivered was a big part of enabling the Allies to win. With the ships being made too fast for Germany to stop that shipping, and the US being too far away for Germany to attack the factories, they were screwed.


Quoting a British officer (from the book Army at Dawn): The US does not solve problems. It overwhelms them.


Same, my son was 2 and we were on vacation, and it kind of ruined it for me. Couldnt bring myself to watch the movie.


Fully agree, the crossfit gym I joined several years ago has become an important part of my life.


I second that. I do a 5:15 am class on weekdays even during the summer when I don't have to take kids to school. My wife pushes me to sleep in a little and do a later morning class but I would miss my 5:15 crew so I keep getting up at 4:30 a.m. I love the community in CrossFit.


Is there any eh video (short-docu style) on CrossFit?

All I know about it is that people make fun of it. And they do weird pull-ups that I don't want to do. But I am attracted to the community aspect because I've also heard about that.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTdNI6Alh4c

Like most things, "dont knock it till you have tried it". You never have to do something you are either uncomfortable doing or are unable to do; and there always progressions for movements that might be difficult for you. For example, many overhead movements are difficult for me but the coaches will always work with you to find something you can do that will still be challenging and achieve the goal of the workout.


Try lifting things inappropriately for a few months while telling everyone how great CrossFit is because it focuses on “real world strength”. Eventually mess up your back and never mention CrossFit again.

That’s how it worked for my sister at least.


Inspiring!


Adding Liz Rice's superb "Containers from scratch" to the list. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TsSmSu57Zo


>> (removing one bud to have a conversation, putting it my pocket, forgetting it, and washing that pair of pants).

My son has put his airpods through the wash at least 3 times and they continue to function!


agreed, have several printed ones and love the combination of whimsy and concise technical content.


The style fits pretty well with GitHub.com/charmbracelet


It would be the equivalent of a US company clawing back a 401k contribution match, which is kind of crappy imo, especially if after a year.


It would be the equivalent of a U.S. company clawing back a not yet vested 401k contribution, which can happen. It is the whole point of vesting.


I remember as a 17 year old spending 50 Irish pounds on a copy of Turbo Pascal and being giddy with excitement when the brightly colored box and manuals arrived. I pretty much memorized them, and of all the things from the late 80s its the one I wish I had kept!


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