knorke3 @ knorke3 @lemm.ee

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we have an excel spreadsheet at my workplace that takes a solid 2 minutes to open and even longer to close and accesses a number of other spreadsheets with read/write access in the background. it's an absolute monster.

(it's essentially a database that keeps track of the calibration dates for our testing equipment)

i'd hope that they were at least a little sosd because anything else tends to be rather unhealthy for humans...

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but that's not an inherent symptom of buisness relationships but rather of the ones conducting them. symbiotic relationships are not usually harmful to their environment because they are usually specialized for that niche and can't just move somewhere else. humans (for themost part) can and thus aren't as immediately affected by the detrimental effects of their buisness relations (or we actively ignore those detrimental effects)

welp, that cat's out of the box...

was aware of it but it sadly doesn't run on linux (at least not after me doing trial and error for 4 hours) and i felt the comparison to the unmodded one on windows fairer under these circumstances - thanks for trying to help though :)

the one i am the most sad about is magicka 1 - great game but getting it to run on linux is (as far as i've found so far) pretty much impossible.

Won't claim that it runs all that great on windows either though - getting through a chapter without crashing is rarer than i'd like it to be...

i somehow have a feeling that they'd call that a partial skeleton (aka. less than one)

why does your username say cake when it is actually subwoofer? what dark magic is at work here?

so by your definition a severed foot is, indeed, a skeleton. huh.

honestly curious about how those two would end up statistically balancing out.

the question is: is a skeleton that's missing pieces still "one skeleton"? And if so, at which point does it become not a skeleton? Because i'm reasonably sure you wouldn't call a severed foot a skeleton even though it is still arguably "one skeleton" that is just missing a lot of pieces.

thing is, this is not the same pose as in the usual chad image and is in a bed, so it's not exactly unlikely this came from a furry site...

actually, you're forgetting about amputees and people born with fewer limbs. it's likely less than 1.

Let me introduce you to the magic of ✨capitalization✨

also algae farms can be arbitrarily vertical and can be built underground if you supply them with CO2 - trees are mostly limited to the surface.

guess i can't really argue with that...

anyone care to test this and report the results?

the sad part is: my first reaction to this was "huh, guess we're really gone that far..."

i think you're missing a "then" at the start of the second line - sounds better that way :)