You’re right. The FCC approved their requested use of radio spectrum for communication with the satellite. They were very clear they were giving approval for this one mission, and for the communication spectrum, not the visible spectrum.
It’s a web app and you just showed we can do it in text with Unicode and a modern browser. This bug is a level of self-inflicted, shouldn’t-be-in-the-realm-of-possible problem I struggle to comprehend. It’s the software version of not even wrong.
Energy is not only a property of matter. Photons have energy, no mass, and are not matter but in fact force carrier particles.
My first question would have been “is the fifth grader boss the entire fifth wave, so after 40 first graders, or the end of the fifth wave, so after 50 first graders?” Followed by “how much time do I get to prepare?”
The code block I wrote is a statement followed by an if. What I meant be “backwards” was the order of conditions, not that the statement came after the if. It’s exactly what you asked for.
Python, though the logic would be backwards:
milk_gallons = 6 if eggs > 0 else 1
It doesn’t matter. Even if it were constantly streaming the current volume level, the energy to transmit the value “100” is the same as to transmit “5”, so your phone doesn’t drain any faster to constantly tell the earbuds the volume is high versus low.
Also the woman looks like she’s spitting out the food, not eating it.