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  • This was also the most compelling reason for me to consider it.

    I do think that balanced against the time and effort and risk of me fucking up outweighs this benefit. But I can totally see why for some that balance goes the other way.

  • Thanks, I did consider the syncing would be fine. But if the reason to do it is just hobbying then I'll pass, I have too many hobbies at this point and managing what I'm already hosting is giving me enough of a scratch for that itch

  • I wish this worked, but it only does for things that are popular.

    As it stands I think I'm just going to have to back up my entire media collection for fear of not being able to get a copy during retirement - when I plan to watch a shit tonne of TV.

  • Ah very interesting, and yes theoretically I believe. Some people are experimenting with other gases due to the price and low availability of Helium.

    Rebreathers are becoming a lot more accessible these days and so are making dives much cheaper, but they're still $20k so it takes a while to recoup the cost.

    https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argox

  • Reducing the amount of narcotic gases in your mix so you don't act like a drunk idiot when in a life threatening situation.

    Those narcotic gases are nitrogen and oxygen (although there's only so little oxygen you can have....and also only so much!)

    Edit: extra info: oxygen and nitrogen are narcotic at depth, nitrogen is better understood and so often we talk about nitrogen narcosis, which tends to start hitting people after about 30m, but each person reacts different and to different degrees at different deaths. I personally notice it at about 50m or so. If I was more relaxed while diving it'd probably hit me sooner.

  • I mean it is expensive, it's just the amount required for a balloon is insignificant and thus seems cheap.

    As a diver who uses helium I can tell you it is, compared to air, so much more expensive they actually charge me for it (rather than just rolled into the cost of a dive) - to the sum of about $300 a dive - depending on depth.

  • Ok I'm probably just a simpleton who doesn't get it...but is this comic really suggesting that HTML5 I'd a negative thing, and worse, is the drumbeat of a tyrannical web?

    I mean really....HTML5 is one of the best things to happen to the Web and the W3C is imo the essential glue holding things together.

    Browser inconsistencies are so few and far between now it makes building an inclusive Web much easier, you can almost do it by accident.