sans did get voted tumblr sexyman after all

i know someone who rage-installed linux after windows did an update in the middle of them playing a competitive game

No way Shavian mentioned

olðō y’v bēn werking on my ōn rēform for kwyt a whyl

straight up “killing it”, and by 'it", haha, i mean “fascism”

That image is obviously AI though, the bumper on that tesseract is way too small compared to the grass blades

this is actually a legal requirement in every household in Scotland you must have a dedicated fridge for irn bru I’d know

Move over AI, FI is the next trillion dollar industry

Same lmao

The screen is damaged from someone pushing as hard as they could on the screen but it’s been working for almost a decade it’s nice

Core memory is probably possible, if you wanted to make modern RAM you’d need to buy hundreds of millions of dollars in equipment

we once made christmas dinner in an air fryer cause the oven’s thermostat failed and it nearly burned the house down

All the results on Allegro are for pet collars unfortunately

honestly unsure

I daily drive bazzite

I just treat it like an atomic distro that happens to be good for gaming

I use it for development and other general use cases

I can use disposable distroboxes without worrying about updating or breaking my base system it’s nice

I love deltarune and I enjoyed the ultrakill demo, never tried Celeste though

Most games I play are indie ones cause those are the best imo

You can easily get rid of an unused variable error with a _ = var; statement (just make sure to remove them when you’re done)

literally deltarune

Let’s assume the dimensions of the copper block are 40mm40mm160mm (I’m not taking the heat spreader into account here)

That results in a volume of 256000mm3, or 256cm3

Copper (at 20C) has a density of 8.935 g/cm3, so that’s roughly 2.28736kg of copper

Copper has a specific heat capacity of 384.603 J/(kg K)

Using E=cm∆t, we can figure out that it would take ≈ 70378J of energy to heat the copper block to 100C, starting at 20C

With a TDP od 120W, that means it would take 586 seconds to heat the block to 100C, or 9m46s

This is probably way off but I was bored

jarona!

Open access to information is one thing I love about the internet, I can find information (of varying quality) about anything I’m interested in without having to look through a library or get a massive encyclopedia