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  • Yeah, there's nice coffee and bad coffee but there's a point where you can spend a seemingly infinite amount of extra effort on coffee for no real gain.

  • It's a liquid, it's not going to lose its crunchyness.

  • I don't have a horse in this race but everything is carcinogenic to some degree, burnt toast isn't going to make any real difference. And why would cast iron have a polymer coating? Unless I'm missing something wasn't the whole point to avoid that?

  • I've stopped giving Nintendo money for anything, it's been about 5 years now.

  • Yeah it would be nice to have some interesting things again.

  • Yeah, lidar and radar don't need an external light source to work

  • Yeah, one nice thing is that you can remove the problem communities and you see a lot less of them

  • I wish it was a Wendy's then at least there'd be some food

  • Regardless, I'm pretty sure it's a case of bullshit in, bullshit out and there's a lot of that on tiktok.... Or here too actually

  • You leave earth orbit into a solar orbit that is slightly shifted depending on which direction you were facing when you left earth's orbit

  • Orbital decay isn't just friction from particles, you also have imperfections in the orbit and other objects influencing the eccentricity over time. The moon has gravity too for instance.

  • Yeah, in space there's nothing to push against so all turning the sail would do would be presenting a smaller surface to be pushed directly away from the sun

  • And if you want more complicated orbital mechanics there's a ksp mod: Principia which adds n-body orbital mechanics over ksp's relatively simple patched conic orbital simulation.

  • Rastamouse is pretty old now

  • Iirc it's 273.15 but yeah, less maths.

  • Different people deciding at different times that they need to measure temperature for something specific and then varying degrees of adoption.