ChaoticNeutralCzech
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- Comment on 2hot2handle 12 hours ago:
I’m having issues with the proxied ones (451 Unavailable for legal reasons). Luckily you can use Redirector or similar to un-proxy them automatically.
- Comment on Hello girl!! 12 hours ago:
Error 451: Unavailable for legal reasons.
- Comment on 4011 1 day ago:
And a bit of added ⁴⁰K, just for the extra authenticity.
- Comment on 4011 1 day ago:
Or anything in Burlingame, California.
- Comment on 4011 2 days ago:
I didn’t.
::: spoiler Spoiler
In the US and likely elsewhere, 4011 is the scale/cash register code for non-organic bananas sold by weight. - Comment on Thank you for keeping water safe 2 days ago:
That’s alright in personal life. However, as a lab worker, you’ll be expected to conduct all required tests accurately.
- Comment on Finally found where they store all the excess 3 days ago:
It’s a suggested rule, which Nayuki knows are controversial. And I don’t 100% agree with her either, for example I prefer “𝑙” to “L”.
- Comment on Finally found where they store all the excess 3 days ago:
The correct abbreviation for cubic meters is “m³”. Kiloliters are discouraged, and where I’m from “l” or “𝑙” is preferred to “L”.
- Comment on Finally found where they store all the excess 3 days ago:
It’s more common, and as for badly abbreviated cubic units, “cc” (as in motor volume) takes the top spot (and is listed as deprecated, which I think is the lesser problem compared to not being written as cm^3^).
- Comment on Thank you for keeping water safe 3 days ago:
The water was tested in a laboratory based in Bad Elster (German town whose name means Magpie Spa). Elster (LSTR) is also the biomechanical protagonist of Signalis. The latter image shows her with facial skin torn off, which is not good.
- Comment on Thank you for keeping water safe 3 days ago:
Elster:
Signalis protagonist poster artBad Elster:
Signalis protagonist without skin - Comment on Finally found where they store all the excess 3 days ago:
Obligatory Common mistakes when using the metric system
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- Comment on I quit my job to make my own game. Toll Booth Simulator 3 days ago:
There seems to be lots of scope creep. Fist fights, romance, fishing, gardening, farming… Papers Please did great without all that, and in 2D with simple but well-directed art.
- Comment on Let's hear it, little lemmings. 4 days ago:
Skłodowska-Curie also spoke Russian, French, English and likely German.
- Comment on Ideal car 4 days ago:
NULL too.
- Comment on Ideal car 5 days ago:
Not from any countries that signed the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic
- Comment on Let's hear it, little lemmings. 5 days ago:
You don’t get to pick 3. Which is the top one?
- Comment on I can see the confusion tbh 5 days ago:
Come on, give the teacher some slack. This is such a small detail, and every decent grade keeping software handles arbitrary max scores just fine.
- Comment on Milliamp-hours per hour 6 days ago:
You got me there. Congrats.
- Comment on Milliamp-hours per hour 6 days ago:
Really? I have a camera that is rated “3.7 V, 2 A” but only draws that amount from the battery when the flash capacitor is recharging. Yes, the normal current draw would be more helpful, and in case of a watch, the standby current.
This may be the charging current but it would be pretty unusual to pick a value slightly above what legacy USB can deliver (500 mA).
- Comment on Milliamp-hours per hour 6 days ago:
Not really, it makes sense to give a max current. If a car’s top speed is listed as 200 km per hour, it does not mean that it goes this fast continuously.
- Comment on Milliamp-hours per hour 6 days ago:
No, there’s no “per” in mAh.
- Comment on USB-C extensions are not allowed for a reason 1 week ago:
Non-compliant does not mean useless. They will continue to work with devices that use the old standard. PD is already a mess, and especily devices without displays will often fail silently without indication that it’s the wrong cable or adapter.
- Comment on USB-C extensions are not allowed for a reason 1 week ago:
I guess there is a way to implement this true to USB-C standard, either with a simple comparison of reported capabilities or a 1-port hub. Somebody would have to make a cost-effective chip that does that though, and manufacturers are happy just printing “max 3 A” on the packaging (if even that).
- Comment on They'd just appear out of nowhere 1 week ago:
Burpsnart reference?
- Comment on They'd just appear out of nowhere 1 week ago:
How did you take the screenshot?
- Comment on USB-C extensions are not allowed for a reason 1 week ago:
They do (if they carry all wires), it’s just that they don’t add their own current rating into account.
- Comment on BE NOT AFRAID, MORTAL 1 week ago:
I prefer 7 tbh
- Comment on BE NOT AFRAID, MORTAL 1 week ago:
Oh! If you only see the ASCII version, like Voyager users, it’s “ᓚᘏᗢ”, all Canadian Aboriginal syllabics. ^📱^ᖩ~🚽~
