Eheran
@Eheran@lemmy.world
- Comment on September 2025: Updates for the .worlds and call for donations 3 days ago:
Where or with what frontend do you see the mod log?
- Comment on Gotta Smash 1 week ago:
He says particles are left, you say matter can not be destroyed. Not only are you wrong, that is simply not what he said. What should I tell you? Do you even acknowledge that this was never said and you misinterpreted it?
- Comment on Gotta Smash 1 week ago:
That is not what he said and that’s also not what happens.
- Comment on Gotta Smash 1 week ago:
He is essentially correct though, there is nothing organic or generally any compound remaining, only many singular particles. It is like an extremely hot plasma.
- Comment on “Analysis and Qualitative Effects of Large Breasts on Aerodynamic Performance and Wake of a “Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid” Character” 1 week ago:
Old but gold.
- Comment on Or Library Genesis 1 week ago:
Sadly not always. Perhaps 80 % of the papers I try to find are there and perhaps 60 % of the books.
- Comment on What does a skinwalker fear? 1 week ago:
The what from what?
- Comment on Is it? 2 weeks ago:
Same here please.
- Comment on Have you know???. 2 weeks ago:
Ah damn you got me there…
- Comment on Have you know???. 2 weeks ago:
Power is energy per unit of time. Energy is power over a period of time. A lightning strike is about 1 GJ of energy. But it happens in a split second, so the power is far higher, say 100 GW. That is the output of 100 nuclear power plants. But only for 0.01 seconds.
TNT is even more extreme. It can detonate in microseconds, so release its energy in a fraction of a millisecond. 1 kg contains about 4 MJ of energy, released in about 10 microseconds, a power of about 300 GW. That is about as much power as all of the USA combined needs.
- Comment on Have you know???. 2 weeks ago:
That’s power, not energy.
- Comment on Have you know???. 2 weeks ago:
Kilowatt is not a unit of energy.
- Comment on Oh nuts! 2 weeks ago:
That format has been used like this for a long time.
- Comment on Do farts at least nominally increase the overall temperature of the room in which they are extruded? 2 weeks ago:
The edge cases, so mixing very polar with very nonpolar gases has deviations in enthalpy. Very tiny, but they exist.
Mixing inert species like nitrogen, CH4 or oxygen (anything human, fart or air related) does not result in a change in enthalpy. All it does is increase entropy. They are essentially ideal gases under these conditions, nothing happens.
Which Wikipedia article? Please name them so they can be corrected.
Heat does not get absorbed. Semantics or not, these words have well defined meanings.
- Comment on Do farts at least nominally increase the overall temperature of the room in which they are extruded? 2 weeks ago:
No. Gas in gas can not be a solution. The solvent must be a solid or liquid.
- Comment on Do farts at least nominally increase the overall temperature of the room in which they are extruded? 2 weeks ago:
Each molecule is on its own. There is nothing to dissolve. No bonds to break.
- Comment on Do farts at least nominally increase the overall temperature of the room in which they are extruded? 2 weeks ago:
This is an interesting detail, but there is akready so much written here, and lots wrong, that giving an answer that really helps would be way too much effort.
But in real world terms it really does not matter at all and you would have a very hard time even measuring any sort of effect.
- Comment on Do farts at least nominally increase the overall temperature of the room in which they are extruded? 2 weeks ago:
This is not happening here. There is no solution, everything is a gas.
- Comment on Do farts at least nominally increase the overall temperature of the room in which they are extruded? 2 weeks ago:
Still not a solution.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Wrong community?
- Comment on Ideal car 2 weeks ago:
I have never seen an equal sign on any licence plate or road sign. What is your point? I already mentioned that too.
- Comment on Ideal car 2 weeks ago:
Would be even better if the capitalization was correct. Always bugs me when people capitalize units wrong, but in this case it might have been mandatory.
- Comment on When you skip too many Windows updates 3 weeks ago:
Clippy is innocent! Leave him out of this!
- Comment on Worst part about living in Europe 4 weeks ago:
Oh I helped someone fix one of those. Nice.
- Comment on Jack Black 1 month ago:
Zoom level seems to be way off, so the right one is not where it should be etc.
- Comment on The stand makes the difference 1 month ago:
Heels on ground, comrade found. Heels in sky, WESTERN SPY!
- Comment on I like him. 1 month ago:
I forgot already, who was this? Did anything happen because of it?
- Comment on workflow 1 month ago:
Not so much, ackchually.
- Comment on captions 1 month ago:
Perhaps the use of an exclamation mark is warranted here!
- Comment on PSA on privuhcy 1 month ago:
So annoying to always have to find out how far you can trim a URL before it breaks.