Imagine how big the connector shroud would have to be to show all the features in a cable!

Incidentally the last power cable I bought to replace my failing MacBook power cable is labeled for max wattage.

E we used to always stash before checkouts to try and find things in a branch

We had 10¢ pay phones back then though.

Gotta add the alt text of this average human man watching a sunset over a city skyline.

It’s all turbines, but quite dissimilar turbines.

Wow neat. Maybe we’ll have to try it out someday. If Florida is still there by then.

Yeah that’s the only thing that would keep me from swimming with on. Also that I hate swimming in murky water, reeds, or sea weed.

No they want AI instead of workers. AI doesn’t need health insurance or PTO.

No your other right.

The past thing MAGAts will embrace is the fucking metric system. The first thing is apparently children.

That’s just Node based infra though. /s

That would be 2 bottles of cancer treatment in the US.

Such DRY

Yup! that’s where the nickname came from.

Wait till they learn about Kraft Parmesan “cheese”. We call it sawdust at dinner.

Self-exploiting code.

Yeah especially about things that are considered fundamental like the physics of fluids.

Unless they’re arguing about some quantum effect that hasn’t been proven maybe, but then they’re either a physicist or a Feynman bro who thinks they figured it out after “thinking hard about at and watching 7 hours of YouTube videos”.

Without gravity it’s a sphere, or in free fall without air drag it’s a sphere (if it has sufficient surface tension anyway, which is what makes lava or molasses flow that way, in combination with its viscosity).

But in a vacuum it will boil off until the vapor pressure is high enough to eliminate the vacuum. But then it’s not in a vacuum anymore.

Really a fluid or liquid will always try to minimize its surface area while fighting gravity.

It’s a definitions problem that a lot of people who think there aren’t “objective truths” in science.

Isn’t part of the definition of liquid that it takes the form of its container?

I need another epistemological argument like I need another hole in my head.

Or going away at any point like a bus hitting a dev.