Xanthrax
@Xanthrax@lemmy.world
Artist. Formally /u/1831942.
- Comment on Day 180 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I’ve been playing until I forget to post Screenshots 1 week ago:
Oh, you’re all set. I haven’t played that one either. Where do you think they’ll go in the future?
- Comment on Day 180 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I’ve been playing until I forget to post Screenshots 1 week ago:
Enjoy the rabbit hole! Don’t forget “Control” and “Quantam Break”!
- Comment on Cheers Bro 1 week ago:
I tried to use it to see if I could see fireworks from my house once. I spent an hour or two before I realized it was actually a trigonometry problem and just had figure out the angles.
- Comment on Same 1 week ago:
Cries in STALKER 2
- Comment on Par for the course 1 week ago:
He gives off heat when his cpu starts to overheat.
- Comment on Career tip #345 1 week ago:
My hairline is receding faster than the Russians, but my ears are what I’m what I’m worried about.
- Comment on Career tip #345 1 week ago:
Why would I wear a beanie and have cold ears?!
- Comment on Par for the course 1 week ago:
He doesn’t even give off “human” energy.
- Comment on It's absolutely true. 1 week ago:
Is it just me, or is he turning into the whitest Edgar ever, fam?
- Comment on You'll never see it coming 1 week ago:
"threat
If our universe is in a false vacuum state rather than a true vacuum state, then the decay from the less stable false vacuum to the more stable true vacuum (called false vacuum decay) could have dramatic consequences.[5][6] The effects could range from complete cessation of existing fundamental forces, elementary particles and structures comprising them, to subtle change in some cosmological parameters, mostly depending on the potential difference between true and false vacuum. Some false vacuum decay scenarios are compatible with the survival of structures like galaxies, stars,[7][8] and even biological life,[9] while others involve the full destruction of baryonic matter[10] or even immediate gravitational collapse of the universe.[11] In this more extreme case, the likelihood of a “bubble” forming is very low (i.e. false vacuum decay may be impossible).[12] "
- Comment on It's Mr. Neutron now 3 weeks ago:
Strength-Intelligence build in elden ring:
- Comment on Here's an interesting fact that I bet you never realized 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on I've had roommates like that. 4 weeks ago:
I bet you there’s a water line right there and the beaver here’s it.
- Comment on Washing machine 🤤 5 weeks ago:
I’m a giiiiiiIIiiveer
- Comment on Washing machine 🤤 5 weeks ago:
“No”
- Comment on Anon hates spiders 5 weeks ago:
I used to be a boy scout. I love “ropes” and “tying knots.” 😏
- Comment on Anon hates spiders 5 weeks ago:
The office hit home for me for a few years.
- Comment on Anon hates spiders 5 weeks ago:
Why did I look it up? All I found was this:
- Comment on Washing machine 🤤 5 weeks ago:
If they’re lesbians that’s not unrealistic.
- Comment on Even the traffic signs are weighing in 5 weeks ago:
Many more to go?
- Comment on OP solves the male lonliness epidemic 1 month ago:
- Comment on Memory is a fickle mistress 1 month ago:
I grew up thinking that. As I got older, I realized they’re actors like Bill Nye. That style of edu- tainment helped me internalize the scientific method. I loved the explosions growing up, but now I just love the humility, educational content, and entertainment.
- Comment on You best start believing in a cyberpunk dystopia 1 month ago:
This is most likely a joke. It’s not even confirmed it was drugs.
- Comment on There's a storm hitting us in about 6 hours. We're going to find out who's who. 1 month ago:
I bought so many plate heaters and beading.
- Comment on Stanley 1 month ago:
I like calling them fatback
- Comment on back to the ocean we go 1 month ago:
OCeeean MAAAan.
- Comment on back to the ocean we go 1 month ago:
They’re a lot more similar irl than you’d expect.Image
- Comment on Stanley 1 month ago:
A family friend of mine recently donated their old entertainment system to me, and it can’t even fit my 50 dollar Vizio dumb TV. I just put it ontop. It’s also, INSANE how heavy entertainment systems use to be, to hold up old fat backs.
- Comment on human anteaters 1 month ago:
I think it smells like mint gum and wood chips. I’ve only ever smelled it when I was doing landscaping.
- Comment on oh no 1 month ago:
Did anyone’s elses teacher drop a small amount of sea water on their head, then he put a drop underneath a microscope, causing everyone collectively freak out?
