or else "... you’re not going to have a country anymore"
3 minutes after 2am
@therealtolstoy.bsky.social
19 Followers
12 Following
Just read what I write and you’ll know me.
-
-
The ACA was great achievement. But now, we are way beyond healthcare, DEI and deportation issues. There is a LARGE group who cannot see what's happening right now; Trump is becoming the "gold standard". There is no push back.
you, Bush, Clinton;
Push Back!
visibly, voraciously and virially
-
Barack,
stop talking. Start doing.
-
Those extra rounded window corners in macOS 26 seriously bug me! They look like a guy with too big a package, feel me?
Yah yah, I know, will get used to it (crawling under my stone now, muttering under breath)
#macOS #apple
-
Besides, if my dogs don’t live that long…
-
Uhgg no! I couldn’t handle Trump for another 920 years.
-
5/5 So what we do? Sit idle by or RAISE A STORM WITH THE FARMERS? You can talk to any farmer you know, send out pamphlets, call your senator (however dead he may be). BUT DO NOT SIT ON YOUR HANDS.
-
4/5 By the next growing season (spring/summer 2026), the absence of these maps could disrupt forecasting and monitoring, forcing reliance on less precise ground-based or private data sources, which may not fully replicate the satellites’ global coverage and accuracy.
-
3/5 If these missions are terminated, one satellite (OCO-2) would burn up in the atmosphere, and the other (OCO-3) would be turned off, halting data collection. Farmers would notice the impact within months, as they rely on seasonal data for crop planning and yield predictions.
-
2/5 These measurements produce high-resolution global maps of plant growth, which are valuable for farmers. The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture and private companies use this data to forecast crop yields, monitor drought, track rangeland and forest health, aiding planting, irrigation, and grazing.