Those nails couldn’t dig into playdough without breaking

Probably a canadian

You should present your findings to the queen, this is a very important development in the field of astrological studies

gregtech

fun

Pick one /s

You clearly lack reading comprehension skills, because my argument had nothing to do with the timeline of NATO expansion

You can’t refute the argument so you just start yapping about some random opinions and move the goalposts to another continent. And then you talk about “intellectual dishonesty” lmao

“NATO encroachment” is a direct result of Russian aggression. If Russia had stayed out of Ukraine in 2014 then Ukraine would not have asked for NATO training assistance. If they had stayed out in 2022, Finland and Sweden would not be members.

A 1lb bag of kicking horse is about $15CAD on sale, and it lasts me 3 weeks or so

American firms and NASA have been taking this stuff seriously for decades now. Other countries not so much.

What are you putting on your phone that needs that much storage? Photos or videos should be moved onto something with redundancy

What does spaceX launching more rockets than the Russians have to do with Muskrat and Putin?

M.2 would technically be the best performance available, but realistically I don’t think you’d notice the difference over a USB SSD. Maybe a few extra seconds on boot.

Do you use Shopify for image hosting?

Licking bismuth would be very very very very very bad

But… Why?

We would still be at a pre-industrial level of technology. Without having an easily accessible and highly energy dense fuel (coal) to kick us off, none of modern society, including renewables, would be possible.

If you like the sound of noisy compressors, this is a great idea

Dark matter isn’t based on simulations, it’s entirely observational.

We observe here that matter generates a gravitational force proportional to the amount of matter present, and we know that to an extreme degree of precision, but when we look at big things like galaxies the force required to shape and move them in the ways we observe would require more matter than we observe within them.

Moore’s law died a long time ago, and AI models aren’t getting any more power efficient from what I can tell.