Admetus
@Admetus@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on North Sea strikes could severely disrupt UK fuel supplies, union warns 5 hours ago:
Yeah, because that’s where UK gets most of its oil from? *cough Hormuz *cough.
- Comment on why do pendulums and space shuttles feel the effects of earth rotation but airplanes do not? 1 day ago:
They are two different things: the space shuttle gets a boost of speed from the speed of the rotating earth, while the pendulum is undergoing precession.
The difference between airplanes and the spacecraft is that airplanes move through a ‘static’ atmosphere with friction which just leaves them moving point A to B. Whereas spacecraft are accelerating into space, into virtually no friction, so having that speed of the earth to start off with is a bonus.
The pendulum only gets friction in the same direction of it’s swing, however the earth’s rotation introduces the precession. The frictional forces on an airplane are mad and everywhere on the plane, with the plane constantly adjusting so precession would have no effect on its path.
- Comment on Anon plays an RPG 3 weeks ago:
A bit like the Elden Ring of jrpgs (well, it’s not that hard)
- Comment on It's funny how once a country has Universal Healthcare they never give it up. 3 weeks ago:
Diverse???
Race/Ethnicity? Religion? Language? Cultures? Politics? The US is a bit short on diversity in some of these.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
You gotta crouch for better bowel movements.
- Comment on Anon plays an RPG 3 weeks ago:
A bit like SMT (me playing Nocturne) where not a single one of your demons has the required skill that would make it so much easier.
- Comment on The crazy bastards, they've finally done it 3 weeks ago:
10,000 fucking miles. What is this magic?
- Comment on Motive Brush Manifestations 4 weeks ago:
I feel like I am looking at Goddess Inari
- Comment on In life of every man, there's moment when things becomes soft and sloppy 5 weeks ago:
Too much stiff competition
- Comment on Google mapped the brain and nervous system of a fruit fly, and modders forced it to play Doom 5 weeks ago:
It’s a simulated brain, so not a real fly brain unless we live in a simulation, so maybe there’s no difference. Hmm…
- Comment on Happy Kirkday! 5 weeks ago:
So all elementary school students to learn basic math.
- Comment on help i 1 month ago:
I tried this on bing, apparently one possibility is that I accidentally revived Hitler.
- Comment on Who approved this color combination? 1 month ago:
As a beauty product it’s keeping packaging fashionable while keeping the info. I don’t think this would be legal for a drink or food item.
- Comment on Anon comes into some money 1 month ago:
This seems like 14 days of chemically laced, processed food being absorbed by anon’s body.
- Comment on Tim Curry Is Escaping to the One Place That Hasn't Been Corrupted by Capitalism 1 month ago:
SPACE!!!
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 1 month ago:
This is epic on a DNA level.
- Comment on First test flight of largest all-electric aircraft used just $5 of electricity 2 months ago:
It must’ve flew a few feet above the ground given that the only location was the airport.
- Comment on Water companies in England and Wales explore ‘surge pricing’ during drought 2 months ago:
Data centres getting surge pricing ja?
- Comment on A cow is more likely to kill you than a shark 2 months ago:
That’s the trouble, just under 5000 deaths when you take away freak accidents (like the Japanese worker who was inundated with highly radioactive liquid) so those numbers must fall under a specific estimate.
- Comment on A cow is more likely to kill you than a shark 2 months ago:
Quoting 5k deaths when Chernobyl was a single incident probably contributing to most of them.
- Comment on Your Cat Is Being Nice? Think Again. A new study finds that sometimes cats groom each other specifically to be annoying. 3 months ago:
I feel like almost every bit of research that comes out just proves cats are assholes.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
You have to be infringing pretty hard to get content removed I bet.
- Comment on Why do you never talk about what you're reading? Me: 3 months ago:
I’ll take this. When we talk about daemons, these are often helpful spirits.
- Comment on Anti-fish language 3 months ago:
I think I’ve seen a few sea bass sing.
- Comment on Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland 3 months ago:
My brain was reading Lord of the Rings combined with the picture
- Comment on Yes, yes they are 3 months ago:
But can a dog organise your house, cook your food, educate your children and breastfeed your babies?
- Comment on My Bluetooth is turned off on my Windows 11 pc but the Bluetooth mouse still works. How is that possible if Bluetooth is turned off? 3 months ago:
It’s going over my head
- Comment on My Bluetooth is turned off on my Windows 11 pc but the Bluetooth mouse still works. How is that possible if Bluetooth is turned off? 3 months ago:
I don’t know what mouse you are using but my Logitech mouse has both the dongle and Bluetooth connectivity. The dongle is straight up connected as long as its plugged in.
- Comment on Can you see it? 4 months ago:
Infuriating but pretty cool
- Comment on 4 months ago:
I mean, to be fair the water pipe analogy is pretty good as the pressure performs work done per unit volume, and voltage is work done per unit charge which takes up a specific volume of the wire.
But you’re right, with A.C. that analogy gets complicated unless supposedly you had water going back and forth in the pipe, but that is still transmitting energy like a wave does.