I suppose when you make a ring out of natural rust it will break in not too long

Do you even need a robot arm for that? Just have the gridle be on both sides of the burgers (and have like a locking mechanism or something. Kinda like a waffle machine) and then just attach a motor to it that periodically rotates it. Then a timer for when it’s done

That’s the price you pay to ensure archival in the face of adversity

I see green socks and pink crocs lol

But I think it’s because I’m color correcting the Crocs from the green, but the socks, while I acknowledge are likely white in reality, do look very green from reflecting green light

But then, yeah, there’s the difference of “do we take it at face value, or try to figure out what the ‘real’ colour is in neutral light?”

That’s why you need more people and spread the word. If enough people and devices are dedicated to the archival probably cess, the safer it is

There are some around. I know of https://annas-archive.org/ at least

But it should be kilowatts. There’s no reason not to use the standard metric for power, it’s unnecessary fragmentation of figures

A lot of modern monitors have one built-in for convenience yeah

When people keep telling me to basically deny my reality, it makes me feel more shit than anything else. I’d much rather someone empathize and tell me that, yes, things actually do suck. And guess what, that does make me feel better and more sane

If you don’t acknowledge reality and stay realistic that things actually are not always that great, then the next time you get knocked down by something, or your challenges make something you aspired to do rail, then you’re just gonna fall apart like a house of cards. Especially if you start internalizing that you should be able to do this and that it’s your fault you didn’t succeed etc

Treating mental health in an individualist way sucks, and sometimes is worse than nothing

What are you on about

Trans women truly do be making fire documentaries. I have absolutely no bias of any kind what so ever :3

I feel like our modern life, due to cultural and economic factors, is just slowly… then rapidly, heading towards being composed almost entirely of a simulacrum. The real being eroded away in favour of the hyperreal

Funnily enough it’s expected to fully pay back the cost it took to build via user fees, and it was financed by loans. Which means taxes weren’t even used for this. And that’s not even mentioning the indirect benefits the two countries had

They might not be American. Or know of leaser known figures in politics

You joke but I’m being dead serious when I say that I’d enjoy it if someone sent something like that to me

…I’d probably feel slightly lesser due to me struggling with coming up with something as creative as that

I don’t know if it’s just my neurodivergencies speaking, but that’s wayy too much. No way I’d ever do that, nor expect someone to do that for me. Basic things such as clean sheets and cleaning yourself? Sure. Dusting shelves, shampooing carpets, making sure everything is perfectly order, and other less important things like that? No I find that excessive and exhausting (although I don’t like or have carpets in the first place). If someone comes over to visit they better be satisfied with a dryer rack full of clean clothes

But I’m definitively someone that does not care about the dance, as you call it. It’s too exhausting. And as we’re all bogged down by too much work, mental health issues, and/or neurodivergencies and disabilities… what purpose does it serve? All it ends up doing is make us more isolated because we feel like we have to present ourselves as “perfect” for other people. If we can’t actually feel comfortable in a social situation with someone and actually relax and reduce our stress… something has gone wrong.

Like yes, don’t have moldy food in the counter, but some dirty dishes in the sink are fine, you know?

But again, maybe it’s because I’m more entrenched in neurodivergent/disability culture. I don’t hold this kinda stuff against people, and I hope they don’t hold it against me back. I know how hard it can be. I think it’s much nicer when we can accept, and enjoy time with, imperfect humans, than always expect and demand perfect humans. Especially when none of us are perfect in reality.

Mm, I’d dispute that we developed technology only as a result of war. Humans are naturally curious. We would develop technology no matter what

But it is true that the trajectory would be different, and there’s be differences in investment levels as well, but that’s more of a symptom of what our societies value

I don’t know how it is where you are, but here there’s always nutritional information per 100g, in addition to the portion sizes. So I always ignore everything but the per 100g, and compare the macronutrient distribution that way

Oh right, I meant seperate scientists. I missed that the original word wasn’t plural lmao

Realistically you would have a whole team though

Maybe an astrobiologist, linguist, and anthropologist?

Edit: probably some physicists as well, someone who can help build up a common mutual understanding from universal physical constants and so on