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David the expat sez: "Stack Exchange Rocks!" so, let Stack Exchange be Stack Exchange.

My goal is to spend less time in my "...snow white cube containing only the bare necessities, a computer, and a large library of treatises, maps, and precise scale models*."

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I am gone. This is not my place
Jan 30 '20
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I've had enough. Let's ban rock id questions
Jul 25 '19
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Do we still need advice how to best describe our rocks?
Mar 14 '20
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How to convincingly ask a serial upvoter to stop doing it when they already know better?
Nov 21 '18
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Fossil identification is not off-topic even on this new, "controversial" rule
Sep 16 '20
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Is it correct to ask a question that can be answered doing searches?
Feb 23 '20
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What can we do to increase the number of questions on the site
Feb 23 '20
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Satellites, weather-satellites and remote-sensing, why not earth-observation-satellite for the first two and keep the third for non-satellite Q's?
Aug 30 '21
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How do people feel about a PM2.5 tag and this wiki excerpt?
Apr 9 '19
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Are individually-composed "because it belongs in" a proper off-topic close reason?
Apr 30 '19
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How did the Apollo computers evaluate transcendental functions like sine, arctangent, log?
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What makes Ada the language of choice for the ISS's safety-critical systems?
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What aspects of image preparation workflows can lead to accidents like Boris Johnson's No. 10 tweet's 'hidden message'?
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If a massive object like Jupiter flew past the Earth how close would it need to come to pull people off of the surface?
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Are there any satellites in geosynchronous but not geostationary orbits?

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