autriyo
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- Comment on steam machines be like 3 days ago:
Just search for a boiler or steam turbine/engine depending on what you are looking for. Steam machine isn’t a common term for those things anyways, AFAIK.
- Comment on Spider distribution. 4 days ago:
Also the window…
Probably so the artist doesn’t need to draw them close up and in different perspectives. Didn’t even notice it the first time around, so they nearly got away with it too. :D
- Comment on Vroooooom! 6 days ago:
Also tires, whatever came on a c3 is way worse than modern tires are. Its a huge difference.
- Comment on Valid point 2 weeks ago:
4, still has a clip on rear cover. Theres barely enough space to get a 10€ note in between.
- Comment on Valid point 2 weeks ago:
Alternativly I could be out of battery, I don’t have my actual card with me without my wallet.
- Comment on Valid point 2 weeks ago:
Its a fairphone, the battery is user serviceable, pretty much like older phones did it.
- Comment on Valid point 2 weeks ago:
I have 10€ in my phones battery compartment, because sometimes I leave my wallet at home, or forget it.
And visa has outages sometimes…
- Comment on Being pushed into waist deep, still water sounds so deadly, I'm shaking in my boots /s 2 weeks ago:
The fall down can be pretty high, so maybe the low height of the water is the killer after all.
And its also higher during a storm or similar.
- Comment on Skeletor laying down, out and about FYI 4 weeks ago:
Old glass being thicker at the bottom, isn’t what was referring to.
Maybe its a bit of a technicality, but since glass doesn’t form a crystal lattice, one could argue that its just a liquid which has an infinitely high viscosity. Hence its very viscous.
- Comment on Skeletor laying down, out and about FYI 4 weeks ago:
If you ask a material scientist, glass is also just a very viscous liquid.
- Comment on Sound of silence 4 weeks ago:
Often there’s people (esp. groups) who can’t be bothered with “reasonable”.
I’ve probably been guilty of that in the past…
- Comment on I'm doing my part 4 weeks ago:
If they’re made from fabric they’re pretty repairable though.
- Comment on *Honk honk* 5 weeks ago:
I fortunately am not dependent on cars for my daily transportation. I’ve barely driven in my life, don’t even have a licence, but I love road trips and driving in simulations.
But not moving at all, or relatively to dense traffic is not what I like about that, driving as mass transportation sucks.
- Comment on Space 1 month ago:
5-10 idk how fast the rockets ascend, but I’d wager after that time he’d be doing pretty poorly…
Earths atmosphere is cold, and the rocket is probably too slow to get heated by friction significantly.
And Theres little oxygen up there.
- Comment on They be chompin 1 month ago:
NeuroTypical probably, at least in this context…
- Comment on Feather coat! 1 month ago:
Most wearable insulation works pretty similar, right?
Its a layer of air, trapped in some kind of matrix, so that it can’t move, with some sort of inner and outer shell.
- Comment on Anon is incompatible 1 month ago:
Its capable of some pretty high bandwidths, there’s some extra hardware required to make the ports work for thunderbolt. But I think it just runs through the normal USB-C pins.
Its more like an internal switch, rather than emulation. At least the Wikipedia page mentions different pin configurations per usage mode…
- Comment on living on the edge 1 month ago:
I mean there’s Welding setups that can be run off a car, but those require a lot of modification.
Most likely that persons minivan isn’t capable of more than 240W, but the engine would certainly capable of running a kettle. It just needs a bigger alternator/generator on it.
And the cars battery could also provide enough amps for a beefy inverter, at least for a while.
Who knows, maybe it was modified?
- Comment on oh shit wrong triangle 1 month ago:
The pyramid with the human needs on it.
- Comment on power generator 2 months ago:
We’re kinda just using magnets to push around other magnets remotely.
And then there’s other stuff attached to those magnets.
- Comment on Accepting Cookies 2 months ago:
I want some of them to stay though, it wouldn’t be a huge hassle to not have them, but I’m a bit lazy…
- Comment on Ew why are you like that 2 months ago:
The reason is probably you. Or whoever else drives the car :D
Engineers should develop a self cleaning steering wheel.
- Comment on I'm a MAGAt 3 months ago:
Money probably
- Comment on Emissions go brrrr 3 months ago:
Where I’m living a car really isn’t needed, but the picture of having an extension cord dangling from my third floor apartment down to the road is kinda funny.
I guess AC charging would be rly nice to have in suburbia… Especially when you also have solar on the roof.
- Comment on When you're the last one on the bus and instantly start living like this 3 months ago:
Cars also aren’t efficient though? I feel like there could be some compromise.
- Comment on When you're the last one on the bus and instantly start living like this 3 months ago:
Buses could also just be like that… Like they actually don’t need to be shitty and crowded.
Hell, people had whole private train cars before automobiles were a thing.
- Comment on The difference is real 3 months ago:
At this point I’m so jaded that I just kind of accepted it to be real…
I just don’t care anymore, he’s shown his true colours and for whatever reasons people still like him.
- Comment on Ope 3 months ago:
Ah yes, aren’t like half of Americans living paycheck to paycheck?
Moving across half of the world is super affordable, right?
- Comment on Working outside 3 months ago:
Yeah but my proper desk at home has soo much more potential for distractions…
Actually getting stuff done is easier when I’m away from home on my laptop, but the ergonomics really suck.
- Comment on Dumb glasses 4 months ago:
Unless you use ir LEDs that could be mistaken for a weapon.