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If you throw it in just before it's boiling yes, you will see the water bubble up for a moment for the reason you said... once dissolved if anything at those amounts, it raises the boiling temp a little

The main issue is more about how many FOSS devs are available to implement what you just said unfortunately...

Do you have any experience using it for targeting consoles? I think that it's the biggest issue left... I would also be curious of support of stuff like Nanite from Unreal Engine 5...

Since italy pays those countries to "guard their coasts", there have been many instances where peoples were forced to board these ships and "charity ships" were notified before hand in a sort of human-traffic type of business that makes profitable to enlarge the issue, there are multiple sides to these stories, It's not that simple unfortunately...not that I agree with what Italy is currently doing rn of course

Secondo me con questi numeri su feddit andrebbe rallentato un pochino il posting di notizie copia- incolla, ho paura che sia controproducente al momento, i pochi post originali e commenti si perdono...

yeah I'm currently surrounded by that enterprise bs you talk about...the job itself would be perfect otherwise, its just infuriating

I meant that without these people who constantly work on it, Invidious would instantly die, we shouldn't take them for granted...Google is constantly making changes that breaks it.

Btw they are not actually failing: just a few weeks ago Invidious was completely broken, but a guy posted a PR to fix that like the day after...

I kinda agree with you, being impossible to contact is probably unachievable in today society...Isn't it more important to avoid sharing more personal information, like your exact location history with Google? (or pls explain me the downvotes)

No there aren't just disable it from tarallo_settings!

Yeah "dissipate away" is probably a bit misleading but I meant that the heat source is mainly the surface since it's difficult to heat the thin outer layers directly, and from there heat moves up thorough ir radiation or adiabatic expansion. But it's not like mountains are cooled down by adiabatic expansion, since the air wouldn't move up without a temperature gradient, which means that it cannot get colder that the mountains already are. So I would think they are simply farther away form surface heat radiation and have thinner air that don't assorb heat...

Sorry i didn't meant to be misleading, just to discuss! However after checking on Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapse_rate I omitted that lower pressure air at high altitude absorb/emit less heat, but what I wrote is not wrong, just incomplete...