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  • I have a chemistry B.S. and Ph.D. Some reactions don't need to go to completion or are not expected to, like organic syntheses. In other cases it's important to get the ratio of the reactants correct, otherwise you get precursor mixed in with your product. For baking you don't want leftover baking soda, or flour, etc.

  • when I was a chemistry minor we did things the wrong way

    No wonder your opinion is wrong

  • "coffee scales" are good for gram scale quantities

  • yes. It's far easier to measure liquids by mass accurately

  • its most recent post is 3 months old 💀

  • Yet another L for industrial society

  • Things are getting better. A new fiber-only network provider is expanding across my region so I got it installed a few months ago. No data caps, 500 Mbps up+down for $50/month.

  • so many of my devices have the ports installed upside down

  • That's what autism is. Normal people "read between the lines" or something. At least that's what I've been told

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  • I figured it out. The issue had nothing to do with my Linux installation. My motherboard had a hidden option to change the UEFI boot order, which is entirely separate from choosing which drive to boot from.

  • FULL 8K 60Hz READY'*"

    neural network upscaled from 480p

    neural network upscaled from 10 fps

    you don't own a fucking 8K display, stop kidding yourself. If you did it would look the same as a 4K display but take 4 times as much energy to run

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  • In the bios options it shows that secure boot is already disabled. It's not an old pc. I got it around 2021. Z590 motherboard. I've already run a system image off of a USB drive, which is how I installed the OS originally.