Jim Rootham

@PavelASamsonov@mastodon.social I get the joke, but anybody capable of digging that deep will be able to protect themselves. Dangerous radiation, has, just about by definition, a short half life.

@Canageek@wandering.shop @PavelASamsonov@mastodon.social Are you good with rabbit holing? I'm sceptical that you lose high school physics and keep deep rock mining because radon. Also, I am snarking about the 100,000 year timelines.

@Canageek@wandering.shop @PavelASamsonov@mastodon.social Go for it.

@gmh @cstross My understanding is that the complete quote is "The devil to pay and only half a bucket of tar". As in, not enough.

@bdmoe @cstross @monkeyben @Illuminatus Given that I saw that on a boost, and therefore without context, it landed quite differently than intended. I am of two minds about how good a thing that was.

@tj@howse.social Carbon capture will only become important when we have achieved carbon zero and we want to get to carbon negative.

@cstross@wandering.shop @amendlocke@mastodon.social Well, it looks on brand for Aldiss.

@dushman It's not a serious problem after ~400yrs, maybe ~800. The multiple thousands is back down to background level.

@sawaba @pluralistic @iFixit Can you survive until the bubble bursts? I expect a flood when that happens.

@SpeakerToManagers@wandering.shop Absolutely. Not realistically. I have no knowledge of the state of this piece of the world. Does it exist?