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- Comment on Fan-made Mario Kart 64 PC port released, with track editor and ultrawide support 14 hours ago:
Its Nintendo, do they need grounds?
- Comment on You will cum immediately! 5 days ago:
Anyway, so I started blasting!
- Comment on What a mess 2 weeks ago:
Well its obvious you don’t have enough room here. Burn the house down and enjoy the wide open spaces.
- Comment on The solution to many problems 3 weeks ago:
You’re being ridiculous. Of course the gun is to offset his momentum. Couple shots should do it. \s
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Why not both? I download any physical book I read for my digital library. Nice tracker of what I’ve read too.
- Comment on Nick Clegg says asking artists for use permission would ‘kill’ the AI industry 3 weeks ago:
I feel the same way about my Linux isos
- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 3 weeks ago:
Holy shit you weren’t supposed to take all 9!
- Comment on how did you and your partner change after having a baby? 4 weeks ago:
Shifts! Once my wife and I got the hang of things. We started taking shifts at night so we could get at least 4 hours of uninterrupted sleep. Game changer
- Comment on Chicken breast steak medium-rare is the best kind of steak 4 weeks ago:
Technically correct is the best kind of correct.
- Comment on I'm awake. Good luck 4 weeks ago:
Victory or Sovngarde!
- Comment on China begins assembling its supercomputer in space 5 weeks ago:
PCMs are already used but also have their limits. They’re heavy and only help if you’re consistently going through temperature swings like behind Earth’s shadow. Depending on your Beta angle, which changes as the earth revolves around the sun and your orbit precesses, you could be exposed to sun 24/7, so PCM wouldn’t help much.
- Comment on Anyone here afraid of Mannequins? 5 weeks ago:
They don’t move as long as you look at them. Don’t blink
- Comment on China begins assembling its supercomputer in space 5 weeks ago:
Fun fact, this isn’t all that effective because of the compressor heat/inefficiency. You get some benefit, but you also introduce moving parts and complexity.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
I offer another option. Put your pillow to good use.
- Comment on Is it still worth it? 1 month ago:
I’m sorry little one
- Comment on Modern day Exodia 1 month ago:
Recite the incantation
- Comment on Vintage 1 month ago:
Even survives car washes. Fake as hell
- Comment on Wait for it... 2 months ago:
But why did he laugh at the end?
- Comment on Hear The Good News 2 months ago:
Thoughts and prayers!
- Comment on This is not the post you're looking for 2 months ago:
Move along!
- Comment on At this point I think I would 2 months ago:
Time to go to a friends house. I have experiments to conduct.
- Comment on At this point I think I would 2 months ago:
Now I wonder what would happen if you put a USB killer into one of these.
- Comment on Please choose one 2 months ago:
Necessity is the mother of invention
- Comment on If you're still on Reddit... 2 months ago:
Just covering all theire bases
- Comment on You are not living in reality if you do not see the huge difference between THEN and NOW 2 months ago:
“That’s only a job for high schoolers”
Also, “fuck you, got mine”
- Comment on Lego Confirms Pokémon Collaboration Set For 2026 2 months ago:
Yeah yeah, palworld collab when?
- Comment on Nicole seems nice 2 months ago:
She just gets me, you know?
- Comment on Help! I can never find a game that has a good resolution. 3 months ago:
Which slot machine is this?
- Comment on You have to pick one 3 months ago:
The bowling ball. Cause fuckem that’s why
- Comment on Is it arson to pour water on a Tesla and it catches on fire? 3 months ago:
Lot of misinformation here. Water is your best bet for lithium ion battery thermal runaway. There’s a small risk of shorting out other cells, but that doesnt matter once its on fire anyway. Lithium ion batteries contain lithium bonded to a metal oxide. As the name implies, the ions travel between electrodes, but the lithium is bonded/stable on either side. Lithium metal batteries are the ones that blow up in water. However, you typically only see those in small coin cells (watch batteries) since they’re not (currently) rechargeable.