

No it’s more like the physicist tried to use boiling water to measure it


No it’s more like the physicist tried to use boiling water to measure it


Responded to inline comment saying any temp would be fine


You’re right in terms of grading a student’s homework or whatever.
In research/publication/career these assumptions must be stated unless given.
But I was responding to:
The physicist’s answer would be correct anywhere, no matter the temperature or density of the fluid.
Which includes non-standard conditions.


Assuming the time between submersion and observation is greater than zero, increasing temperatures above boiling would give increasing error.
Conversely the physicist may get other error at/near freezing.
And yet another option is the fluid being above the Ball’s melting and/or boiling point, assuming changes in density with phase change.
Consistently the cannibal backstabber turns out to be kind and just an ex social outcast while the noble actually cuts deals with the bbeg


SEO pivotting to video i see


That is exactly the sort of behavior every gui should do.


It’s floating witch rules. If you survive you’re a bot.


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I only hop on when friends are on. Some of us have been playing more Windrose and Helldivers recently, but WT is always around.
I can’t wait for their patent on the control scheme is up, which I think is in the next few years…
I guess it’s natural WoT and WT would go the same route in the end.


Depends on how much power the financiers have to fabricate capital from debt. In modern economics that’s not necessarily a limitation. I do hope it will be tho.


War thunder.
It breaks a little more with every update. Like watching an alcoholic be taken by the onset of a degenerative disease a decade after displaying a true brilliance.


It really depends on whether they’re an enthusiast excited about it or they’re just trying to ditch windows…
9/10 times, no.





Just a few benefits, the target audience is anyone who doesn’t want to pay the full price of a printer to replace ink or support a locked-in infrastrucure.
You can refill the cartridges rather than replace so you’re only reliant on HP for initial purchase then replacing broken parts.
Ink replacement cost: $10-20 vs $40-100+. You also won’t need to replace all three color cartridges when one goes bad
Not getting locked into software requirements: A printer shouldn’t require a ~350mb start on boot backgtound app to have a driver on your system.
Lower likelihood of fingerprinting: some printers can be identified by their print pattern. Not as much a concern for the everyday user i admit but less is better even if it’s cookie recipes. …Especially if its cookie recipes 😬
Yeah, we could have functional input but no we have to destroy our planet to summarize a one sentence email into a multi-paragraph bulleted list - it’s bullshit
on android Heliboard + the swype library is ok. It’s at least consistent.
Normally i would disagree completely as texts have crappy input on a small screen and are meant to be fast. I have typos in mine constantly because swide input and it’s obvious what the word should have been.
But yeah, an important text like this does merit at least one read through.
Fair, if you do account for the change in water volume over time then you could maintain accuracy, but also good luck reading the meniscus.