Umbrias @ Umbrias @beehaw.org

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The moon is not tidally locked with the sun. Also the viable landing sites on the moon are tiny. There's so much that's difficult about the moon for settlement and solar power viability is actually one of them.

Everyone has different thresholds and preferred courting methods.

"Why would a society bring people back to life when they [describes why you think they deserve to die]"

Happy to know you're not going to be solely responsible for bringing them back!

Sand, but sharp due to a lack of water erosion, and formed mostly from asteroid impacts and thermal cycling. So it's more like glass dust. It's possible it has similar effects on lungs as asbestos, but we don't know for sure.

Because excel doesn't have built in unit handling so when you enter in readings from the strain gauge you'll probably enter them in what's being reported.

You can write the units of strain however you like, I often say ul for unitless.

Because practicality. Strain generally occurs across mm scales at most for most traditional tensile tests and relevant materials. Normally it's actually much less than mm. Occasionally you see micrometers/micrometers.

Yes that should always be assumed.

Yes. Stress is a measure of an object's internal pressure.

You can get some information of the musculature from the bone structure, attachments are often fairly visible. But fatty tissue and skin, plus the uncertainty of the musculature still, all combine to be fairly high uncertainty ya.

And technically there are even larger individual cells, such as adipocytes or myocytes.

"The scraps of barely available content is the hallmark of a good game" is something I'd be abjectly horrified to hear just ten years ago.

The game is not free to play. It's a paid game with abusive monetization practices on top. You've already paid for the service.

The overton window has moved so much now. Sigh.

You are certainly showing me that someone enjoys outrage yes.

(You're also the only one I've seen referencing anything about console vs PC stuff.)

Why do people expressing frustration deserve your explicit lack of empathy? Why do you care so much? Why is "aha! Gotcha! You're from Iran, so you're neglected luxuries in other situations but not this one so your opinion doesn't matter" sound like a reasonable response to you?

You sound like a bitter spiteful individual who's more interested in finding a reason to be contrarian and angry with people than compassionate. Coincidentally with frustrations over corporations.

Go take a break from the internet if "why does a human deserve my empathy?" Seems like something that is ever reasonable to say or think. Empathy doesn't mean you have to agree with someone, to preempt that lame excuse.

Unlocking the battle pass with grinding takes forever. With over 40 hours I only just made enough to unlock one. Except I didn't because I spent a little along the way on armor. Playing normally does not get warbonds at a reasonable pace.

Something not rally being mentioned is that their monetization system has gotten predictably worse, for example nerfing a weapon in advance of a premium battle pass weapon that coincidentally fills the niche that was just nerfed away.

Plenty of review bombing as the method protests can be valid. It's just a method. It so happens that many of them are stupid, but ultimately that's just how it goes.

Truly a master of empathy. I'm astounded by your compassion for people who have different problems than you and who fall into minority groups.

Across what dose period between the two? A lethal bolus dose is smaller than a lethal two week evenly distributed dose.

Why would salt be more lethal than alcohol? You have a lot of water to displace to deal with it, and you can drink yet more water to do so as it will take a while to effect you.

Alcohol is just poison and the act of processing it does damage. Drinking water to dilute it is less effective as it kills pretty fast.

With about a half an hour of reading documentation it became very clear a couple versions ago what work benches were, which were useful to me, and how to use them. That's maybe longer than going from inventor to solidworks or visa versa, but hardly that bad. For a beginner it will be taking a long time anyway and there will be essentially no difference, except that you'll learn a much more robust understanding of how parametric modeling works.