Antimutt

@Antimutt@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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It's all in the pics

Choose the other school, like the smart guy did.

You need a method that will be secure between two people, and no hassle from third parties?

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Find a fool who'll do it for you.

A tunnel, as in a disused railway tunnel. Could build in it - rooms, short corridors, leading to other rooms, other corridors - on and on as long as money and cheap building materials allow. Fill it with disturbing symmetries: same objects in the same places over and over. Maybe a giant isopod in formaldehyde.

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New clothes have a machining oil residue from the manufacturing process. This gets cleaned off when you wash them. But when you first wear them you're well oiled!

The best compression algorithms are good at this. Look at the size of this Reddit download and compare when you uncompress it.

Reactions, more reactions, slow trains, fast trains. It beats a lot of live streams.

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If your browser isn't broken, then why can't it show this jpg?

Canada, it's called parasitising a symbiotic relationship. Evolution tries this from time to time. Now we see if your law is fit to survive.

I haven't used Kill Sticky but they clearly look similar in effect.

Thermally conductive liquids on the outside, light, thermally insulating solids on the centre. Otherwise it's more difficult to reduce the temperature.

I wholeheartedly agree.

Community !pixeldrain@lemmy.fornaxian.tech speaks of a 20Mb limit, nice graphs and will host any format.

Did you answer her seven questions?

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Because it doesn't support the latest formats.

paq8o because why not? PeaZip handles it.

You may have a thumbnail image rather than the original.

Now if the text of your message is used as the PassLoc password and the image is a size Lemmy wont shrink

then the full image is your eyes only.

Thanks for the U-a Switch heads-up.

They don't need the extension if they can reach the webpage and don't mind eavesdroppers. It means I can pack much more into my bio if it's packed into my avatar instead.

There could be more to it than that - like take up ballet.

Solar panels appear dark - more so than a 23% reduction can account for. The whole of the other 77% will not immediately turn into heat, but the bulk of it will. Some photons bounce, with a dependence on colour - but what happens to them then? A tiny amount will escape the Earth, with the rest absorbed by objects, atmosphere and eyes - mostly becoming heat. And what happens to visible light when it loses "a little energy"? It becomes infrared - y'know: heat.

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Indeed it doesn't increase the total energy. It converts much of it into energy that our excess CO2 traps - IR. So we must either leave it as visible light, or push technology to convert it into microwave, both of which can escape.

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Both would kill us, so it doesn't matter which passes the finish line first. This is what the article warns about - massive engineering projects that affect the climate, whether for the purpose of geo-engineering or not.

Nothing wrong with solar IF we can pump the heat out of the atmosphere, or dodge it in some other way. Which we can't, yet, and a solution to this is not waiting around the corner.

For the right price, I'd buy them. But they're not the World's panacea - just a medium term fix, not to be over used.

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Depends: Did you whitewash your roof?

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I've said it before - it's political, until I read a statement from^*^ the local party.

Look! My solar panels are 23% efficient! 😀

And what happens to the other 77%? It turns into heat! 🥵

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