GreenCrunch
@GreenCrunch@piefed.blahaj.zone
- Comment on We gotta save our space bois! 👽🛸 20 hours ago:
Or, if you’re the Soviet Union… Nukes. Of course.
- Comment on Brought to you by RFK Jr. 5 days ago:
only if killed with a firearm, the second amendment doesn’t protect anti-tapeworm drugs…
- Comment on More thermal paste = more heat dissipation, right? 2 weeks ago:
Engine oil? Well, petrol comes from oil! Better fill it up! Air goes in the intake, and we need fuel and air to mix. Throw some in there!
- Comment on "We're all in this together" 2 weeks ago:
How do you think all the commits get reviewed? He’s got to pick them up!
- Comment on She was churning plastic 2 weeks ago:
i mean, you should change oil more than once a year…
- Comment on In a rough estimaten for how much money it would cost for Wikipedia to quit asking for donation for like the next 10 or 20 years....or forever? 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on usb 3 weeks ago:
A friend and I thought of, but never implemented, a device that replicates this behavior for USB type C (for backwards compatibility). Since the pins on the plug aren’t actually symmetrical (B6 and B7 are blank) a custom socket should be able to detect orientation and require three flips before communicating with the device.
- Comment on Tastes of winter beyond the wall 3 weeks ago:
mlem
- Comment on Halleluiah! 4 weeks ago:
it’s not about anger, I do it for the sport!
- Comment on French retailer mocks €1039 Steam Machine with “Stim Machine” RX 9060 XT PC for €999 4 weeks ago:
And then there’s those of us who don’t play a ton of modern games - For a ton of older games you don’t need high end hardware.
- Comment on Data centers get tax breaks. Not you though. 1 month ago:
This may be sales tax breaks for things purchased by the datacenter? no sales tax on millions of dollars of computing and cooling is a huge amount…
- Comment on Why do unannounced games keep “leaking” through Korea’s rating site? It turns out there’s a legal issue that makes it almost impossible to avoid 1 month ago:
Censoring certain content based on country is super common in video games, so early submission may give more time to appeal or censor stuff to meet their desired rating. Or just market to a different rating if they’d prefer.
- Comment on New Yorkers can't even identify fucking shapes 1 month ago:
Yeah idk why they painted a bicycle on the Amazon Parking Lane
- Comment on living on the edge 1 month ago:
A kettle through a USB outlet? USB Type C PD tops out at like 200 W or so…
I feel like it makes more sense to have been running off a conventional 120V outlet which some minivans have
- Comment on that's some fucking aerodynamics bro 2 months ago:
A roll of Flex Tape® would fit in there, you could then tape the holes up to improve aerodynamics!
- Comment on Games rule 2 months ago:
That’s actually interesting advertising, I’ve never seen that before
- Comment on phonetic alphabet 3 months ago:
This is brilliant and I despise it.
- Comment on Crazy how nature do dat 3 months ago:
iPhone 6 perhaps?
- Comment on You probably want to see this too, doncha, ya freaks? 3 months ago:
I’m thinking it’s the cylinder
- Comment on guys would this work? 3 months ago:
It shouldn’t; the USB wall plug will provide 5 V which powers the dongle, but it’ll just be idle since there’s no computer communicating with it over USB.
- Comment on *wet snapping sound* 3 months ago:
Well, Actually: Yes, the result of the Mend Buttcrack spell would be an acquired anorectal malformation, for which there are several surgical repairs. I don’t think those account for loose angry wizards though, so long-term effects may be uncertain.
- Comment on Adding some warmth to my setup. 3 months ago:
The chicken soup standard, on the other hand, is available under the GNU General Poultry License, version 3.
- Comment on Americans be like: 3 months ago:
Those thin metal bumps in the road, great place to park.
- Comment on 4 months ago:
There’s a few things (I am an engineer, though not nuclear): 1) Efficiencies don’t necessarily stack like that. For boiling water you’re dependent on kinetic energy as heat. I’m not familiar with running plasma through magnetic fields for power generation, but if you lose thermal energy, your overall efficiency may be worse. 2) In power generation, reliability is obviously extremely important, and the nuclear industry is highly risk-averse. So doing something in a known, tested way is preferable. Any downtime is extremely expensive if things break, since it may be gigawatts of power you’re not selling. 3) Big magnets and handling highly energetic plasma are both really expensive. Steam turbines and generators have existing supply chains since we use them everywhere. I think cost is a big part, since the people building power plants want to make their money back sooner, so may not want to pay millions to billions more for a few percent efficiency gain.
- Comment on Americans be like: 4 months ago:
False, monorails are a form of public transit which is inherently COMMUNIST and must be eliminated (except for spectacle, we have them in Las Vegas and Disney)
- Comment on My FWB is still ignoring me so I'm sexting with my dealer 4 months ago:
ACME Professional Gas Leak Detector
- Comment on optimal amount of syrup 4 months ago:
If they don’t appreciate the 17-square waffle, they don’t deserve it.
- Comment on Aerodynamics of Saddam Hussein 4 months ago:
“What are the Reynolds and Mach numbers for the airflow through the rubble?”
“OK, surely he’s got temperature and pressure measurements there?”
“He did provide a CAD model of the bunker, right?”
“Does anyone have a miniature Saddam Hussein for wind tunnel testing to validate our CFD model?”
- Comment on Wholesome 4 months ago:
thanks George Lucas
- Comment on Maybe, maybe not 4 months ago:
Go PU!