18674 pts ยท August 17, 2018
properly treated wood, in the right climate with structural weather protection will last a while.
the scientific community will never forget you.
id argue it's more like "grief (body)fat". but that's not as poetic.
we used to have cigarette vending machines in the streets in Germany. you needed a drivers license to purchase.
I think these older tanks are actually less suseptible to that, since they are from a time where tanks had actual passive armor.
I remember it being a 2 minute job for my Suzuki. no tools or anything.
well, that's just rude of you! just finishing before her. not a very cavalier thing to do.
and my kettle is just about 2200W. that's just about 18A@120V. which doesn't seem unreasonable.
of course. but there is nothing inherently wrong with that. unless of course your fuses can't handle it. over here we have 15A @240V default
while you might be correct about the 60hz, you are definitely wrong about the voltage. a higher voltage is a lot more efficient.
that makes no sense. if your kettle is designed for 120V. it will be just as fast and efficient as a 240V kettle.
consensus seems to be, that apes are i fact monkeys. thanks for pointing that out to me.
I stand corrected. while there appear to be conflicting sources regarding what exactly is called "the old world monkeys", the general...
and the designer of the gas chamber in Auschwitz was also totally innocent. /s
they are not. they are different branches of primates.
there are many reasons, one of them: modern compilers are incredibly smart and optimize your code in obscure ways. you may make it slower
fair enough. I totally forgot that.
I wouldn't call 90mm "heavy" artillery. that'd be something like 155mm, maybe even something like 350-450mm
I think the original saying went: "every model is wrong..."
yes. or use the mathematic one, because it's O(1). but probably one of the more versatile approaches might be an iterator/enumerator.
the first rule of premature optimization: DON'T. write readable and maintainable code. only optimize something if it's THE bottleneck.
I'm almost certain you are talking about the Church of Satan and LaVey. Not TST.
can you recommend what salt to use? and how much? should it be fine table salt, or is road salt good enough?
IDK, I get paid by the hour, not by the work. so that's not a win in my book.
I somewhat remember watching that movie as a kid. the few fragments I remember are pretty wild...
Wait! Holy shit! I completely missed that...
properly treated wood, in the right climate with structural weather protection will last a while.
the scientific community will never forget you.
id argue it's more like "grief (body)fat". but that's not as poetic.
we used to have cigarette vending machines in the streets in Germany. you needed a drivers license to purchase.
I think these older tanks are actually less suseptible to that, since they are from a time where tanks had actual passive armor.
I remember it being a 2 minute job for my Suzuki. no tools or anything.
well, that's just rude of you! just finishing before her. not a very cavalier thing to do.
and my kettle is just about 2200W. that's just about 18A@120V. which doesn't seem unreasonable.
of course. but there is nothing inherently wrong with that. unless of course your fuses can't handle it. over here we have 15A @240V default
while you might be correct about the 60hz, you are definitely wrong about the voltage. a higher voltage is a lot more efficient.
that makes no sense. if your kettle is designed for 120V. it will be just as fast and efficient as a 240V kettle.
consensus seems to be, that apes are i fact monkeys. thanks for pointing that out to me.
I stand corrected. while there appear to be conflicting sources regarding what exactly is called "the old world monkeys", the general...
and the designer of the gas chamber in Auschwitz was also totally innocent. /s
they are not. they are different branches of primates.
there are many reasons, one of them: modern compilers are incredibly smart and optimize your code in obscure ways. you may make it slower
fair enough. I totally forgot that.
I wouldn't call 90mm "heavy" artillery. that'd be something like 155mm, maybe even something like 350-450mm
I think the original saying went: "every model is wrong..."
yes. or use the mathematic one, because it's O(1). but probably one of the more versatile approaches might be an iterator/enumerator.
the first rule of premature optimization: DON'T. write readable and maintainable code. only optimize something if it's THE bottleneck.
I'm almost certain you are talking about the Church of Satan and LaVey. Not TST.
can you recommend what salt to use? and how much? should it be fine table salt, or is road salt good enough?
IDK, I get paid by the hour, not by the work. so that's not a win in my book.
I somewhat remember watching that movie as a kid. the few fragments I remember are pretty wild...
Wait! Holy shit! I completely missed that...