DigitalDruid
@DigitalDruid@lemmy.sdf.org
- Comment on Like magic 22 hours ago:
you probably missed the other version posted this morning where the (same) words are all out of order and it trips you up a little
- Comment on Could I get an autopsy done on myself while I'm alive? 22 hours ago:
they are out there: www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-68977469.amp
- Comment on Bottoms up! 23 hours ago:
slinks back into the bushes
- Comment on Bottoms up! 1 day ago:
as a connoisseur of can-juice, tuna is bottom shelf. Canned mackerel and canned salmon have way better juice. The tippy top shelf can-juice is king oscar sardines in olive oil. The hardest can-juice to swallow imo is artichoke water. Surprisingly good: plain tomato sauce, tastes like plain v8!
- Comment on You are in this solar system, but we do not grant you the rank of planet 3 weeks ago:
You made me curious about the timeframe and it turns out I had it completely wrong.
Pluto’s lack of orbital dominance is a matter of size not time, it’s already had the required time it’s just too wee to get it done. Pluto will never be a full planet!
- Comment on You are in this solar system, but we do not grant you the rank of planet 3 weeks ago:
also Pluto lovers should note that orbital dominance takes longer the farther out you are, due to the size of the orbit itself and the sheer amount of time it takes to make a trip around, limiting interactions with neighbors.
Pluto will eventually own it’s orbit and whatever species has inherited the earth may decide to grant it full planet status again!
- Comment on You are in this solar system, but we do not grant you the rank of planet 3 weeks ago:
this method is how we discovered Neptune and Pluto and many exoplanets. Kepler’s laws are extremely specific about orbits, so once you pin down the disturbances the planet makes you significantly narrow down the places it can be.
- Comment on You are in this solar system, but we do not grant you the rank of planet 3 weeks ago:
without orbital dominance?
amazon.com ass planet with fake reviews.
- Comment on figs 1 & 2 3 weeks ago:
a cookie is a cookie but a newton is fruit and cake!
god these were such treasure as a child! I don’t think my children have even tried them but I sadly expect they might not love them the options are so much broader today.
And my store is having a sale on them now how lovely of the kids hate them I am sure i will at least get the satisfaction of finding them having been enshittified since I last tried them a decade ago!
- Comment on figs 1 & 2 3 weeks ago:
the rare memec that you could take back hundreds of years and still make folks giggle with joy
- Comment on Most obscure movies you've ever seen? 3 weeks ago:
Rubber is pretty great