I'm fine! :D

Thank god! :)

Long hair is awesome! Long live the hair! Pun intended!

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

Holy shit you gotta see this...

I can dimly remembe you asked me about it... Spreading the love :-D

MongoDB is a NoSQL database system, pretty awesome, and since I've met the people behind it - they're pretty awesome too.
https://www.mongodb.org/

And other than having the pleasure of working with this stuff in my previous employement, I'm in no way assiciated with them.
You look like Kurt Cobain? Fine with me... Just stay away from shotguns...

I would if Youtube allowed me to. "Not available in your country."

Hey, does anyone know how to reinstall an update after I uninstall it.

I'm reading that C&C 3 thread and would love to give it a shot on my new PC with the settings maxed but I'm having a bitch of a time installing it.

Funny thing is it installed great on my old PC but barely ran. :P

what is inflation, does that mean that the compact space-time manifold "universe" is rising in its volume through dark matter, respective the belonging measure?

Good afternoon/evening, everyone.

Hopefully you're all doing at least fairly well today.

Haven't hit myself in the face with anything, so it could be worse. ;)
How's Crow today?

Always a good thing. Don't really need you giving yourself a concussion.

Doing all right here. Ran some errands, taking a break in between doing housework. Now it's talking here, watching some reviews and keeping an eye on the Battletech Kickstarter. Only 738 thousand and change to go. Everything after that is gravy, really.

How's your day been going?

Inflation is the increase in size of the nothing between matter that occurs far faster than the speed of light. Since nothing has no mass, then it doesn't invalidate Einstein's speed limit.

Dark matter does not inflate b/c it has mass.

The problem with inflation is that the cosmic microwave background radiation (CMB) shows exceptional temperature homogeneity throughout the universe WAY before that could ever happen. To get the CMB that we see while assuming inflation is true, either a very organized energy/mass universe would have interacted with it in ways that defy physics or thermodynamic laws were reversed/broken. But variable speed of light solves the problem. And it solves the problem while getting to it through pure math (and other methods). I'm rather lost on the exact math, but it involves getting things down to plank units and then solving for different variable. In doing so, c became a non-c. It became c(t). And c(low t) was astronomically huge.

Did a bit more napping than usual today, don't know if it's the meds or the cool weather.
Pleasant side effect either way. Contemplating supper at the moment.

Can't gauge the meds' effects, but the cool weather definitely helps. Almost fell asleep earlier waiting for a roommate to get done with an appointment.

Frozen lasagna here. No one wants to tear up the kitchen so soon after people cooked a lot and turned it into a huge mess.

before i go on, i'll have to ask, if my knowledge is enough to discuss with you further about this. i have almost no knowledge about experimental physics, my knoledge is complete covered by this book (physics, tipler)

my knoledge in theoretical physics covers mechanics and advanced mechanics, classic field theory/electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, higher quantum mechanics (but no quantum field theory), basics of special relativity, statistical physics. no astrophysics or general relativity.