ChaoticNeutralCzech
@ChaoticNeutralCzech@feddit.org
- Comment on Fell off the horizon into a black hole 21 hours ago:
Haha, and insert chest joke
- Comment on These mugs are getting out of hand 2 days ago:
Wordpress makes kitchen sink taps now?
- Comment on Fell off the horizon into a black hole 3 days ago:
3D-flat as opposed to 2D-flat, or a bigger, crazier theory?
- Comment on She's got the talent 4 days ago:
Objectively stupid way of saying “7 out of 9” or “78%”.
- Comment on HÖNKHALT 1 week ago:
This arrangement does not hålt the hönking though
- Comment on Lara Croft is a Sociopath 1 week ago:
There is a shitty 2007 TV movie by ČT Studio Brno (at this point, “shitty” is redundant) Kája a Zabi, where the protagonist, little boy Kája, mashes his keyboard in frustration, causing an off-brand Lara Croft to appear IRL. I haven’t seen the movie but she allegedly speaks broken Czech in a weirdly modulated voice, and keeps asking who Kája needs to kill (“zabít”, hence the nickname she gets). I assume she is just about as psychopathic as Lara.
- Comment on relationship 1 week ago:
Jarrod Radnich’s piano arrangenent for He’s a Pirate ends with the “Sit on lower half of the keyboard” instruction. This is a good approximation of what the male portion of the polycule will sound like.
- Comment on relationship 1 week ago:
That’s as many as grand piano keys!
- Comment on US presidents are getting younger over time 1 week ago:
I want to see a Presidents vs States chart. It’s 47 vs 50 now, we better act quickly with DC and Puerto Rico. The last time we got this close, there was a civil war.
- Comment on It's all been downhill since this moment 1 week ago:
This is not exactly what people received. The number of addresses did not fit and overflowed into the body.
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- Comment on Hobbies 1 week ago:
Average People Hobbies: Culture War
Rich People Hobbies: Class War
- Comment on We're all going home early today 1 week ago:
See my other comment, metal in a microwave is sometimes OK but there is a good reason we scare people from trying it.
- Comment on We're all going home early today 1 week ago:
Not really, the adage is a simplification. You can put metal in a microwave with understanding and consideration (or to recreate a known experiment with a CD, light bulb or CFL) but it’s easier to just teach people it’s a no-no.
In fact, metal mostly reflects microwaves and only heats up substantially if there is a thin enough layer and/or nothing else to absorb the waves. Lone cutlery might get hot but like this, there is nothing the forks will ignite.
Thin metal layers heat up quickly. Aluminum foil and gold-plated china will spark and sublimate nastily.
Metal containers shield the food from microwaves and disrupt standing waves, resulting in uneven heating so they should be avoided.
Closed metal containers (even meshes finer than the wavelength) prevent microwaves from reaching the food at all.
If there is no (reachable) food with water molecules, the cca 1 kW of microwave power has little to absorb it and the box and magnetron heat up significantly. There is a resettable thermal fuse but it may not be fast enough and the magnetron’s big ferrite ring magnet will usually crack first.
- Comment on Who the fuck needs an x axis anyway 1 week ago:
There is an 𝑥 axis and it’s not too hard to comprehend, although I’d prefer the dividing character to be newline rather than “|”, or only show the latter date.
- Comment on Experts disagree 2 weeks ago:
Wait until you hear about his other famous book
- Comment on Dinner is ready! 2 weeks ago:
Wurst, kiełbasa, pierogi, bagels, vepřo-knedlo-zelo, svíčková, chlebíčky and of course it’s the only region to combine wine, beer and vodka.
- Comment on Why can't countries with vast deserts make solar farms to power the world? 2 weeks ago:
Panels are effectively part of the earth. It’s one closed system.
You do have a point: a black body radiates more heat than a high-albedo one so at night, the panels can cool down below ambient temperature. Overall, low albedo (reflectivity) and small thermal mass causes higher temperature differences between day and night – and it’s daytime when people want cooler temperatures.
But yes, any shade will help people living below solar panels feel cooler on sunny days, which is why I advocate for building a solar roof over just about every parking lot.
- Comment on Why can't countries with vast deserts make solar farms to power the world? 2 weeks ago:
They’re black, duh. Yes, some 20% of incoming energy becomes electricity but the rest gets turned into heat. A reflective (white) material heats up way less.
- Comment on political debate 2 weeks ago:
The collegues at my last job were also racists (aka typical Czechs), and I jokingly threatened to maim one with a sickle I happened to have on me. He took it lightly but I quit soon after anyway.
- Comment on *slurp* 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on labubu 2 weeks ago:
So are Labubus but also kitchy.
- Comment on Doot doot 2 weeks ago:
Dolphins aren’t mouth-breathers though.
- Comment on Doot doot 2 weeks ago:
Here’s a carp playing a Western concert flute:
- Comment on yin yang 2 weeks ago:
Probability? OK.
Statistics? Mmm… sus(The latter is a quote from the awesome earworm song Mathematik ist schön featuring MatheMann)
- Comment on Plump prophet proved perfectly precise 2 weeks ago:
I think the tip is not connected so there won’t be a reaction. If both electrodes are touching the juice (unlikely), it may start to boil (and chemically react via electrolysis) and break the glass but the breaker will almost certainly pop before then.
- Comment on to hell I say 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on O no 3 weeks ago:
Some graduated cylinders too
- Comment on Coincidence? I think not :3 3 weeks ago:
Tourism to sea. Our country is landlocked.
- Comment on JetKVM's Source Code is now public! ✨ 3 weeks ago:
Yup. “Public” is not a useful qualifier as it could mean decompiled or leaked.
- Comment on O no 3 weeks ago:
I finally realized the bottom of graduated cylinders is shaped like a graduation cap 🎓
