I'm in Minnesota, USA. I'm also using kbin, but it's federating with Lemmy, so I guess I'm using Lemmy?
LostXOR
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I'd be surprised if it's operational by 2037, no way they're making it in only 4 years.
Stupid wifi connected air fryers these days, always spying on you.
More Linux than MacOS users, that's pretty cool.
Probably for the same reason someone would run it on Windows. It has both a Windows and Linux version.
What caught me most off guard was him saying that OAuth somehow grants sites access to your camera. That's a permission controlled by the browser and not at all related to OAuth.
"them/their hills" sounds like "them there hills", which is a different (somewhat improper) way to say "those hills".
I'm currently sitting in the leftmost seat of a bus, so I suppose I'll get injured pretty badly from colliding with the road at high speed, and possibly be run over by a car.
Yeah I suppose it's more than a "minor problem". Still feels weird making such a small PR lol.
0.333... represents 0.3 repeating, which has an infinite number of 3s and is exactly equal to 1/3.
There's probably some distribution of mass that would result in uniform gravity across the whole disk. I'm guessing there would need to be more mass near the edge to counteract the diagonal pull of the mass near the center on the area near the edge.
Yeah but we have too much of it now lol.