Like this:

Adjust the distance between the left and right ball earmuff and you get an (admittedly large and spiky) non-erect cock.

Maybe I’m being rohrschached but the first thing the new logo reminds me of is cock and balls. In an abstract way.

Don’t use numbers as they indicate a priority.

Use random 32 bit base64 strings instead. You can technically order them but not in a useful sense.

Why use Joule, just use kg*m²/s².

Square meter kilograms per second per second is even more intuitive.

But more seriously, Wh and kWh is much more intuitive when determining energy consumption of your household. I don’t want to calculate how many joules my fridge consumes per day!

Only non-printable spaces from what I can tell.

The BOM character does not fall into this category and is still invisible. Try pasting it into Kate. It’s between those arrows:

---><---

It has a few quirks I utterly despise :(

Like it cannot print invisible characters. Had a script create some broken folders with a BOM character at the beginning. I couldn’t access the files in any way except that they appeared in dolphin and ls. Had to delete them via the fucking inode.

I was forced to use VSCode (an open source fork at least) to find out what the fuck was wrong with the input file the script used to generate the folder name.

“Please generate an AI prompt for a polite rejection message for a candidate that wasn’t picked”

It doesn’t exist. Well, PCSX4 doesn’t, RPCS4 was a private project some years ago:

RPCS4 was a private project being worked on by one of the original developers of RPCS3, DH. Little is known about the project at the time, but we do know that it was expected to run on Unix-likes and can boot PS4 games without graphics

https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/PlayStation_4_emulators footnote 2

PCSX4 was just malware/adware or similar if I recall correctly. It came into being long before PS4 emulation reached anything remotely resembling the concept of “playable”.

No, they plunder antiquitarian book shops around the globe. There exist very few copies of those books around and they sure aren’t digitized anywhere.

It is surprisingly close. I download a lot of videos with yt-dlp and have seen ratios where up to 20% of total likes being from Return YouTube Dislike users.

Like here’s a video with 188,573 likes in total of which 28,330 were submitted to the data base:

https://returnyoutubedislikeapi.com/votes?videoId=dtjb2OhEQcU

The user’s dislikes 130 times which was extrapolated to 356. No idea how that formula works, I believe the users with this plugin could be more likely to dislike videos than users without that plugin which may be factored in.

Eh, it’s probably more effective to ban payment services from performing transactions. Doesn’t stop crypto currencies but it would still be 99% effective.

Maybe she’s into it, just look at that smirk

Why would you be heating at night?

Like seriously, I don’t know anyone who doesn’t turn their heating significantly down before going to bed. You only need to heat the bedrooms which are also generally colder.

Same with air conditioning. It’s primarily needed when it’s actually hot, which - as it turns out - is when the sun is shining and energy prices are low.

Besides: It completely ignores decentralized energy storage. Households with batteries can just let them charge when energy prices are low and discharge when prices are high.

There’s a reason smart meters are starting to be mandated. People will need to adjust their habits slightly¹ but that’s just the price to pay for sustainable energy.

¹Like very slightly. As in checking the energy price forecast before doing laundry.

Edit: A couple basic introductions to the topic to read up on if you’re interested:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_meter (also read up on AMI)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_grid

Supply controlled energy grid.

Money is extremely good at influencing energy demand. If your power bill increases tenfold per kwh at night then you will do your laundry during the day when it’s cheap. It only requires smart electric meters which are starting to be the norm.

Electric cars can further function as home batteries if they support bidirectional charging.

How do you even judge a vow and why?

“I vow to do XYZ”

“Shitty vow, 2/10”

Right, but even then, a significant portion of the cul-de-sacs homes can still be serviced. Just those close to the entry/exit.

There are also recommendations that bus stops should only be about 200 meters apart. That seems to match my experience when living in a small-ish town. Some parts were inevitable underserved, but that’s hardly avoidable I think.

Depends on the length of the cul-de-sac to be honest. It’s not unreasonable to have a bus stop at the entry, if it’s less than 200ish meters away from the furthest home.

They don’t use that much water through cooling. Or rather, evaporative cooling is rarely used because it’s unreliable outside of dry, desert climates.

Rather, most of the water footprint comes from electricity generation (e.g. coal, gas, nuclear) which evaporate freshwater to spin turbines.

Normal radiators are the goto option to cool down heated water which can then be re-used.

Yup.

And while the monarchist EU countries do stamp their monarchs on their coins, there’s more than enough decent and interestin people on other country’s variants.

Like Austria stamping Mozart and Bertha von Suttner (first female recipient of the Nobel Peace Price).

Or Croatia putting up Nikola Tesla, a Serb from Croatia, on some of their coins, likely to provoke Serbia. Or perhaps to symbolize unity between Croatians and Serbians but I frankly doubt that.

Or France recently creating coins with three important French women on the 10, 20 and 50 cent coins: Simone Veil, Josephine Baker, and Marie Curie.

Greece put up a couple people who were instrumental in Greek’s fight for independence and, more notably to Europe as a whole, the mythical Princess Europa riding on Zeus - the literal symbol of pan-Europeanism is on Greek’s 2€ coin.

And that’s just a sample, there’s even more. Largely (ignoring the monarchies) people who genuinely deserve to be looked up to - or at least respected - are on the coins that have a person on them.

Lucario. Even mentioned on their Wikipedia page:

Patricia Hernandez, in an examination of the furry fandom, stated Lucario was the most popular Pokémon for the subset dedicated to the franchise’s characters.[45] Meanwhile, the Pokémon has also been cited as one of the most frequently utilized in erotic works by the fandom and furry pornography,[46] with a June 2023 study of such content on Rule 34 websites, such as e621, Rule 34.xxx, and Sankaku Channel, noting a significantly higher volume of material compared to characters from most other franchises, and the highest of characters from the Pokémon franchise as a whole.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucario