TotalFat
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- Comment on Stars 4 months ago:
Looks like it’s holding a bag baby. Awwww!
- Comment on Hey, smoothbrain! 4 months ago:
If I stay in the bath too long, my brain gets all wrinkled as well…
- Comment on Stop Wasting Pumpkins! 5 months ago:
Chickens are also infinitely easier to shove entirely into your ass. I’m stealing this!
- Comment on #notaseagull 5 months ago:
Sure, but ananananas-pen doesn’t have quite the same ring now does it?
- Comment on Baidu CEO warns AI is just an inevitable bubble — 99% of AI companies are at risk of failing when the bubble bursts 5 months ago:
Magic Eightball
- Comment on Honey 5 months ago:
Let me get my milking gear. For the tiny udders.
- Comment on Opened an old scientific instrument to see if it works... 5 months ago:
Hey I just remembered thirty years ago I worked at a car dealership. Anyway you could pay extra for all the chrome emblems to be gold plated. It’s cheap and easy to do. You etch the chrome with acid. Then i think there was some sort of rapid electroplating entirely to deposit the gold layer from a solution.
Your thingy has already been acid etched and gold is an excellent conductor! I would use this method unless you knew someone that has the kit, or you were thinking about it as a hobby anyway.
- Comment on Opened an old scientific instrument to see if it works... 5 months ago:
Lots of good suggestions already, but you could also try oxalic acid aka Barkeeps Friend. It’s pretty mild and works wonders on metals.
- Comment on Telegram is exposing their users privacy. 5 months ago:
In the US, agents must petition a judge for a search warrant. If granted, the agent may then compel an IT company to produce. If they are able, they must comply. It isn’t up to the CEO to decide what he feels US right.
Look for services that allow your data to be encrypted, but it must also clearly state the service provider does not have the encryption keys – you do. Apple does this, I believe.
- Comment on What? 6 months ago:
A sphincter says, “what?”