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  • Wanna be mad? If you wanna be accurate, it's most likely a human child that was kidnapped and enslaved.

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  • Hair is such a big part of how people see attractiveness. Can somebody put this through a better hairstyle in a face app filter and post results?

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  • Watts per milliKelvin? I wouldn't think that would be a form of thermal capacity OR thermal dissipation, which is why I asked

    Edit:

    Looked it up...

    Apparently it's "watt per meter-kelvin", a/(the?) measurement of thermal conductivity.

    Per Wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_conductivity_and_resistivity ):

    The thermal conductivity of a material is a measure of its ability to conduct heat. It is commonly denoted by k {\displaystyle k}, λ {\displaystyle \lambda }, or κ {\displaystyle \kappa } and, in SI units, is measured in W·m−1·K−1. It quantifies the proportionality between the heat flux (heat flow rate per unit area, W·m−2) and the temperature gradient (K·m−1) in the direction of heat transport.[1] The reciprocal of thermal conductivity is called thermal resistivity.

    Materials with high thermal conductivity transfer heat more efficiently than those with low thermal conductivity. Heat transport can arise from different microscopic mechanisms: In metals, thermal conductivity is typically dominated by free electrons, whereas in dielectric materials such as diamond it is largely due to lattice vibrations. Materials with high thermal conductivity are used in heat sink applications, while materials with low thermal conductivity, such as mineral wool or Styrofoam, are used for thermal insulation.

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  • Nah, there are stupid people everywhere, not just Facebook and Lemmy

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  • What's the K

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  • And every step of the way, some assholes idiots inspired society to think "we will never need more than this"

  • I've done many things in life that others would regret and I don't. Somehow, this is not one of those things. I don't know what was worse: the photorealistic drawings, the pictures, or the insane amount of rule34 type stuff that came up.

  • I regret image searching duck penis today.

  • I rewatched Equilibrium the other day in many years, and it's WILD how similar Timothy Chalmet is to Christian Bale. Chalamet is fine, but he's just alright. I personally always thought Bale was more charming.

    Regarding Bowie, no. I think he had his own thing going, and for the era then, there are and were movie stars and famous musicians. Now, however, things are so much more fragmented, that fanbases and hype are basically forced capitalism. There's more small-scale glimmer, all over the internet and in various places, but the monolithic "Star" that everybody knows, as a concept, is basically over, and the idea will likely die along with the remnants of them who are still alive, and those of us who knew them. Just like with the silent movies of yore, people like Robert De Niro will slip into legend. Or, those things, like the '80s, will have established themselves as near-permanent tropes and concepts, and will be riffed upon and evolved until they fully dissolve, break down, and integrate themselves into normal, everyday real life society. Games like Cyberpunk 2077 and the up-and-coming GTA VI are a sign of this.

    But going on that basically nobody these days even knows who Ray Liotta is, may be a sign that both may be happening.

    I'm still waiting for a replacement for John "Total Biscuit" Bain.

    I've luckily never lost friends to suicide, only other things. I can only imagine how much that would change the world.

    I must be younger or luckier than you, because I still have my immediate family, for now. Though, I'd be lying if I didn't often wonder the ultimate question of purpose. I don't look forwards to a lot of these aspects of growing older, but recently have accepted that one day, death is simply saying goodbye to the world and taking the forever sleep. I'll certainly miss it, even the pain and misery, for that, too, is part of being lucky enough to be alive.

  • Smallest peni in the world?

    South Carolina, USA

  • The family is one thing, and I think most people expect that.

    But something about seeing all the actors and singers and whatever people slowly get SUPER old and die, and constantly replaced with new people you dgaf about who are younger than you, just reminds you that the world is slowly becoming not for your parents, then not for you, and then not for people who are younger than you. And then THOSE people get old and you think "Jesus Christ how old am I?"

    I'm not looking forward to it, but suppose I should just embrace it.

    I wonder if the correct way to do this is to find stuff you actually care about, and stick with it. So that "outside" remains as outside, and "my interests" remain in my vision.

    Or maybe there's nothing really to do besides know it's coming and brace my anis?

  • Regarding caffeine and alcohol: I feel like combination dehydration and awareness really hits. Like you become more aware of how things affect you, but I've also noticed a TON of people most don't drink fucking water and enough water. Like, holy. Drink more gd water.

  • I've done that move before, but much earlier.

    I think about it occasionally: when you're a baby/kid/teen/youngadult, you're eating for energy and for growth. But once you're fully grown, unless you're building a ton of muscle, you don't really need to eat nearly as much.

    I think there's a periodical reassessment of neutral caloric gain/loss that should happen, especially once one's metabolism stabilizes. In other words, expressly figure out how how much you need to eat in order to not gain or lose weight, once your lifestyle and energy use is stable.

    This is made more difficult because it's actually better for you to eat more and burn it off/use it, than it is to just very little.

    Edit: And obviously, this is much easier said than done. But, gotta figure out the goal and take iterative steps to figure it out, right?

  • Pooping your pants seems like a numbers game.

    Like a shart, you have to roll the dice a lot, but usually win. Eventually, your card gets pulled.

    So when it happens to me, I plan on laughing about it and dealing with it. And until then, working on continually improving and balancing my diet, and anal health and happiness.

  • Porque no los dos

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  • TIL fishhole is cloaca

  • Jesus fuck what a picture

  • Why couldn't this have happened like, 20 years ago