Xavienth @ Xavienth @lemmygrad.ml

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Article 5 specifies that the attack itself must occur in Europe or North America.

I reality, i doubt anyone at NATO would really care about that technicality, but another user pointed out the Canadian embassy hadn't seen use in 12 years or something like that

The partial eclipse is nothing special. Any given location gets one every few years or so.

Totality is the really neat and special thing, and it isn't damaging to your eyes. (assuming you don't pre-empt or overshoot the timing)

I mean, that is true when 100% blocked (totality)

Go back to Reddit and have your opinions fed to you by billion dollar corporations

typical blahaj user

Moore's law says neurons will halve in size every two years

"Trust us" lol nobody says that. It's more like "This is our greatest hypothesis to fit the data. If you come up with something better we'd love to hear it"

Titration of pool water to find its acidity using a commercial kit

Bottles of carbonated beverages can handle up to 150 psi. Semi truck tires are pressurized to 110 psi. Freezing water in a pop bottle can cause it to explode, think about that!

JFK and Biden makes 2

I honestly can't say I need resolution finer than Celsius for air temperature. So many other factors have such bigger effects on the perceived temperature (humidity, UV index, if the sun is shining, wind speed, etc) that a granularity of 1°F doesn't make sense to me.

Pool temperature, on the other hand, yeah, 1°F or 0.5°C resolution is perceptible.

I don't like the bridge example because the values were chosen (intentionally or not) conveniently for metric. Change it to every 4 feet or 1.3 metres and it's no longer convenient in either system. There are better examples that demonstrate the superiority of metric.

For example, pool cleaner says 1 unit per 10,000 gal or 40,000 L.

21' diameter, 3' tall. So ~1000 ft³. Multiply by 1728/231 for gallons.

7 m diameter, 1 m tall. So ~40 m³. Multiply by 1000 for litres.

If you're curious where 1728/231 comes from, there are 12³ (1728) in³ for a ft³. Then the gallon is defined as 231 in³

I wrote it in a mocking tone, that makes it wrong!

I'm not arguing for or against your point. But it's actually a difference of 48.576 kB to be pedantic

Also really racist in discussions outside of his videos

This is the thing a lot of people don't understand. The vast majority of radioactive waste isn't fuel. It's cladding, PPE, etc

It would work, they're just a hater.

Only when you don't include grid storage

"Specimen B's behaviour, on the other hand, was only slightly less anomalous"

That's some fuckin' 1800s steampunk adjacent shit