Just look at Boolean mathematics. It was developed 100 years before it had a use (digital logic)
Just look at Boolean mathematics. It was developed 100 years before it had a use (digital logic)
Probably bee things
Some known ones include : cancer and obesity because you body cranks your calorie retention to the max
The aspartame cancer study is a complete joke. They fed those mice a x1000 higher concentration of sweetener than any human would ever eat
Btw, the average adult drinks less than recommended.
Their point is that the recommended amount in the US is bollocks


Goddamit.
Why won’t this series just fucking die already


Just keep in mind that the rebuild time for RAID 6 grows with drive size. A 6TB drive takes 1.4 days to rebuild, an 8TB drive takes 1.8 days, and a 10TB drive takes 2.3 days. So when a drive fails you might have a lot of downtime.
Here’s the calculator I used in case anyone asks or has a more accurate option to recommend: https://cal67.calculator.city/raid-rebuild-time-calculator.html
Also, apparently this is a best case scenario. If you’re still having the server run you could see rebuild times up to 10x this.
That being said, it you stagger your drive life (aka add or prematurely replace 1 drive per year) you can further minimize risk of 2-3 drives going down all at the same time, so a yearly rebuild in the background shouldn’t be too bad
I honestly don’t understand the hype around Aura.
There’s 2 reasons. 1: Cute. 2: Boobs


You might want to try a service based on XMPP instead of Matrix due to how Matrix caches all the chats its users are in. If you want to go the XMPP route, Movim is the most similar to Discord.
For streaming, I’ve heard of Owncast as a FOSS alternative. I don’t stream nor do I watch them, so please don’t consider this more than pointing out what’s available


As someone with a similar hobby, I personally hate this clip. It’s obviously choreographed, but I just don’t find concussions funny anymore.


Depends on what era. In Europe, coats of plates didn’t really appear before the 13th century and full plate armor wasn’t developed until the late 14th century. Before that you mainly had people wearing chainmail and a helmet if they could get it, or gambesons (cloth armor).
At that time, weapons were still somewhat effective against armor. Spears, axes, and arrows could punch through chainmail.
When full plate armor was developed, only the very wealthy had access to it, and everyone else continued to just wear chainmail and gambesons. Fully armored knights effectively became tanks that could slash their way through all the peons.
The only realistic way the foot soldiers could stop them was to have several guys swarm an isolated knight, each grabbing a limb, and hold him down. Then they would either stab the knight through the gaps in his armor (like the eyeslot of the visor) or more likely would drag him off for ransom.
That being said, there are plenty of instances of 2 armored knights fighting each other, with them often half-swording or grappling each other to the ground and stabbing each other with daggers.
But my earlier comparison to tanks still stands. Most of the time, tanks are actually supporting infantry units, with tank v tank encounters being relatively rare. Similarly, knights spent most of their time in relatively small units killing a lot of unarmored opponents


I had an engineering professor who grew up during the Iranian Civil War. He was interesting, and while the anecdotes were rare, they were crazy


Sony is a close second, BTW 😁
Crunchyroll had a major security breach earlier this week
Atmospheric scattering would make that effectively impossible, even if you could rotate the mirrors quickly enough. The light rays would be too unfocussed to properly heat up anything in orbit


You are correct


Wait, how did they get a season 2 approved? Wasn’t the first season a giant dumpster fire?
And fyi, I’m a fan of the manhwa, the anime just looked awful


Published on April 1st


Announced? Aren’t there already a couple episodes out now?
Terrible take.
While I think that AI should be avoided (or at least very closely monitored) in open source projects, the author here is completely ignoring the fact that proprietary software is hitting the same pitfalls just as bad if not worse.