Send Shepard Commander.

No. The alien invasion has started, resistance is futile.

One could argue the overwhelming majority of users is on mastodon.social.

You can put up a lot of wind and solar in that time.

Which needs a stable baseline to counteract lack of supply and/or a lot of lithium. And space.

Even monitors are beginning to become "smart" now...

OTOH, you should hold calls and meetings in specific rooms - even if the other party is WFH, not in the open space, so...

save them on a USB stick

...which is also kept with the air-gaped system and tossed once used, i assume...

The warming is global, tubes included.

Typo, my bed

(intentional this time, it's late)

Because, until corporations are held accountable, asking individuals is the only thing that can possibly improve the situation. Even though it’s like throwing a cup of water on a forest fire.

Nice sum up.

Failed attempt at an IKEA joke, considering the was given a stack of components and told to assemble my PC part. 😥

Mars has no magnetosphere so it's very hard to have a breathable atmosphere.

The moon's barely got gravity, and our bodies need it.

A space station would be a good start so long as it spins so we can have the semblance of gravity.

No one knows if you can turn a profit mining asteroids.

If mining techniques reach the same level of advancement as on Earth? I don't see why not. I also don't see why bother to send ore back other than to pay-off some initial investment.

(One of) the biggest obstacles in space is leaving Earth's gravity well, so sending mining machines to the asteroids would be interesting. Then maybe move the ISS to a La Grange point instead of destroying it, use it as a base to turn that ore into a spinning space station.