u/CoastIndependent7394

When we sent out Voyager 1 (later Voyager 2) into space, we sent golden records with with them to let any living things that might find them so they would know where to look for us. What I am thinking about is "What if we send living samples into space like we did with Voyagers so nothing will stop them" I mean things like self sustaining tarrarium. IT only needs gravity (could be done with centrifuge), light (could be done with LED grow lights) and tempeture (this could be some heater), but I am still thinking about the power ( maybe some power from solar panels but after some distance it would not be enough. What do you think of all this?

When we sent out Voyager 1 (later Voyager 2) into space, we sent golden records with with them to let any living things that might find them so they would know where to look for us. What I am thinking about is "What if we send living samples into space like we did with Voyagers so nothing will stop them" I mean things like self sustaining tarrarium. IT only needs gravity (could be done with centrifuge), light (could be done with LED grow lights) and tempeture (this could be some heater), but I am still thinking about the power ( maybe some power from solar panels but after some distance it would not be enough. What do you think of all this?

(the name should be "what pisses me of about having diabetes" it was autocorrect)

I had my diagnosis at the age of 6 I started 1st grade and I don't even remember life without diabetes, I would say that sometimes I forgot that I have diabetes, but sometimes it's the exact opposite, I live in Czechia and in the whole country there is one resort for kids with diabetes and they offer two types of treatment, one is that you are there with your legal guardians and you learn about how diabetes works and what to do when, then there's the other treatment, the goal of it is that you try to become independent. I was bored this summer so I decided that I would try to go there for 28 days. It works like this before every meal you go to report your glucose and how much you will eat, I had no problem with that, but with what I had a problem was that I had a blood sugar about 12,7mmo/l (228.6mg/dl) and I went to the nurse said that I have a high sugar and that I would send some insulin and she answered "we will wait" and this did not happen only one time and not just for me for other patients. But what happens, happens I survived and I am happily chilling at home. Did anything similar ever happen to you?

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I told myself that I would complete the game, I already completed the definitive and being a citizen of Czech republic I started a playthrough. I told myself that I will not be a pussy and I would beat it on the hardest (worst decision that I could have picked) I spent around 3 hours on the race and I think that i am lucky because I heard that that it can take a lot more time.

So I beated Outlast for the first time I posted it here and some people said that you can easily outrun the enemies which is true. I beated it on normal difficulty and my question is what difficulty really makes it fair, I am playing on pc so I can use mods like make enemies faster. What are your recommendations?

As i said in previous post I finished outlast and I also wanted to finish the whistleblower dlc wich I now finally finished. I think that the dlc was a thing that the main game needed. Also I wanted to quit the dlc many times because of some jumpscares ( I guess that I will never trust people on a wheelchair ever again), in the previous post i said that i wanted to play Outlast 2 or Amnesia dark descent, I am going a different way, I will try to enjoy Until Dawn I know that it is alot different but I wanted to play. How was your first Outlast and whistleblower expirience?

So I finaly completed Outlast, everytime i tried to play it i creeped out even before first chris walker encounter, but after that I became obsessed with the game, only thing i hated was Chris Walker, and also some wallrider ecounters, but I understand that without it it would not be same. Now i am planning to complete the Whistleblower dlc, and than i would either play outlast 2 or amnesia dark descent, i think that both games are a solid pick.

The three games are, Outlast, Amnesia dark descent and Soma. I know that Outlast is different from them. If you played all three games what game of them was the scariest for you.

I wanted tolearn the absolute low level programming language what are your recommendations for learning sites or documents

I wanted tolearn the absolute low level programming language what are your recommendations for learning sites or documents

So I want to start with the code that is very close to machine code. What things would you recommend to start with.

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I know that this kind of post was there many times but please try to answer this too.

I like programming but I don't want to learn something that a lot of people learn. The difficulty doesn't matter because if I want something I will focus on it, it can be something like machine language.

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Thank you for any help

So I am still not sure about what should I be using. Currently I am using deadric plate armour but with chest piece from dragonscale armour that is near helgen. For my weapon I was using bow of shadows but switched to bound bow. Also I am level 16 so if you recommend me something make sure that it is optainable for me.

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Thanks for any help.

Hello I wanted to play the elder scrolls I started with Skyrim but I said to myself nah I will start from the begging. So here I am playing arena any advices before my 1st play through