

Less strong, but since they drank beer instead of water overall consumption was higher. Lots of people should still drink less though.


Less strong, but since they drank beer instead of water overall consumption was higher. Lots of people should still drink less though.


I really don’t get what they want to achieve with this. It’s just a spoiled todler destroying other’s toys for no apparent reason at this point.
Purple earth hypothesis suggests that early photosynthesis wasn’t chlorophil based, but on a simpler molecule (retinal) which is purple colored. The Canfield ocean was supposed to have followed this time yielding a turquoise life, where the ocean was anoxic and sulfidic. That was then replaced during the great oxigenation event which lead to the current green earth.
If you look at stuff like the purple earth hypothises, the Canfield ocean, I’d definitely go with life finds a way.
My dad is 75 years old, and he doesn’t have ADHD because no one of his age has it. To be honest, his ADHD only became apparent in the last 20 years or so, before that he was just one of those act-before-thinking persons.


If you double the diameter, the volume increases 8-fold, and also the mass.


Good question, and I was too lazy to search for a source. basically, statistical research has shown that zip codes of where you were born significantly correlate to income in the Netherlands, even in the same city. It depends partly on geography, but also on general wealth in the street you grow up in. A quickly googled source in Dutch: https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/bepaalt-waar-je-bent-geboren-echt-je-kansen-in-het-leven~bc55f410/


In the Netherlands, getting ahead requires a mix of talent, luck, being born in the right zip code and work. I can only guess how this works out in a highly competative economy like the US.


Very much this, in 2023 there was a falling out between Altman and the board of OpenAI over this, and Altman was kicked out. However some big shareholders (Microsoft) made a stink and reversed it.
It depends on where you live, here in the Netherlands these days some plastic flexible tubing is used, but about 15-20 years ago this wasn’t allowed and it was copper tubing everywhere. A little longer ago it was also soldered tubing only, they changed that because a lot of gas lines run below floors in older houses and soldering with a burner is dangerous there. Anyway, if you have a house which was built before 2000, you probably have copper gas lines over here.
Not really, solid copper would need a higher temperature. It could be copper dust if there was some work done on the piping recently. It could also be that this is burning on bottled propane, which can contain some sulfur compounds that react with the copper, making the flames green. Or it could be cleaning agents if it’s recently cleaned. (according to some googling around) I also found this youtube video, but it’s kind of shitty, especially that it’s saying it’s due to acidic cleaner, and rinsing with vinegar should help.
Or there’s some copper grease used somewhere, or some kind of coating containing copper that should have been removed.
I remember the late 20th century, it wasn’t that bad, and certainly not that dangerous. /s
I can still see it. But my instance had some issues with federation this weekend.
We’ll never know, the picture just came into existence, according to OP.
Where I live, 16k gets you a new bathroom. By a contractor.
supersquirrel: “The betrayal of generations from the 20th century against the future quality of life of humanity will be remembered for thousands of years.” Also supersquirrel: “I am uninterested in comparing the moral qualities of generations. Humans are humans.”
Heywood Floyd? Shouldn’t it be rectangular and black?
It really is a pain in the ass if you’re not the type of person who likes to tinker with everything all the time. And, if you want something that isn’t the most common thing, you have to SSH into the server that runs it.
“What Trump did wrong” is rape kids.