pglpm

I like most of Veritasium's videos because they usually explain correctly – and in a simple way – some points that are incorrect in common or standard explanations, owing to over-simplification (the video about electric current is a good example).

But this particular video on entropy unfortunately suffers from that very problem. Many statements are slightly or completely incorrect, others are so hand-waving ("energy spreads"?) as to become pointless. I hope the next one will be better.

It reminds me of a limerick by the thermodynamicist M. W. Zemansky:

Teaching thermal physics

Is as easy as a song:

You think you make it simpler

When you make it slightly wrong!

I have to save all this good advice :)

Wow, always something new to discover. I didn't know KDE had their own distribution! I'll check that out. Cheers.

Cheers. Didn't know about the last keyseq!

Cheers!

Thank you, I'll check the status of that in apt.

Didn't know about them, thank you for the heads-up.

Ah too bad... I liked KDE.

Does anyone know if Kubuntu does the same with snaps?

Very happy about this initiative! It'd be cool to have a sidebar with guidelines. And if possible I'd like to ask this: users should strive to give references for their explanations.

That's a great idea, cheers!