Franklin_le_Tanklin

Franklin_le_Tanklin t1_j6lhdl0 wrote

Reply to comment by SouthernFriedSnark in European researchers are developing tech to let people have robotic third arms controlled with their brain's spare neural capacity by lughnasadh

I went to return a package today to newegg. I printed off the email with the shipping info sent to me to return. When I got to the post service, I handed the lady the printed email. She says

“there’s no tracking number on this”.

Her co-worker says “it’s under your thumb”.

She then proceeds to enter it in the system… looks at it for a second and says to me “did you make up this shipping number yourself?”

I said “no, the company I’m returning the product to emailed that to me, as you can see by the “from line”

She says “we’ll we don’t have a record of that number”.

I said “well, it says it needs to be shipped by today; and your are the right postal company”.

She fiddles for a second and a label is printed. She sticks it on the box and says “you’re good to go.”

I say “do I get a receipt or something?”

She says “no… but you can take a picture of the label on the box if you want”

Which I did. I don’t trust nobody. She had no spare capacity.

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Franklin_le_Tanklin t1_iu2nxn5 wrote

Reply to comment by Skullmaggot in Magma on Mars Likely - Until now, Mars has been generally considered a geologically dead planet. An international team of researchers led by ETH Zurich now reports that seismic signals indicate volcanism still plays an active role in shaping the Martian surface. by GeoGeoGeoGeo

Core could still be hot from planet forming, or from mars theorized huge 3rd moon crashing into it later on causes a huge hot event.

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