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Interesting fact of the day... single cellular organisms have "Molecular Motors" in them.. basically the quantum mechanical equivalent of a mechanical motor... They are surprisingly similar in appearance and are just super cool!

@andybaio I hooked up with the daughter of the guy who wrote Zork. She was really cool, I wish we stayed in touch.

@JonKramer

I dont have the time right now to read the paper but I bookmarked it to read tomorrow when im more free.

@niclas

@freemo @niclas Not a lot of current papers on the topic, but some papers have reported up to 40% effect by the sun's activity. The problem with this is it looks like that number doesn't take into account the 'solar constant' which has been changing since 1978, when we started to really study that number. THAT number has been FALLING, which would drive massive global cooling. So, unless the human factors are WAY more than measured, that claim is highly doubtful.

climate.nasa.gov/internal_reso

@JonKramer

I dont know the exact percentages but it is clear the overwhelming majority of the problem is human-caused... the issue is that it may be non-linear.. the human causes may amplify the effects of the sun and vice versa since a lot of this follows non-linear responses.

But we can speculate all you want, the truth is the rate of chance of our climate is significantly faster than has ever occured in the history of life on this planet... so its clear where the problem lies.

@niclas

@JonKramer

It isnt wrong to say the sun plays a factor... but your a moron if you think the bulk of global warming is caused mostly by the sun.

@niclas

@1iceloops123 Is the size the bacon needs to be in order to be classified as a "bit" relative to the size of the person eating it?

In other words is the maximum size for bacon while still being a "bit" double for a person who is twice as large?

If so then all I need to do is eat enough regular bacon until all bacon becomes bacon bits!

Now that I got home after 2 years I was using my old computer witht he old OS on it, ArchLinux. I updated it, it was working fine and Arch is a fine platform... But I missed the NixOS setup I had moved to (and still had on my laptop)... Lastnight i moved back over to NixOS and I really couldnt be happier... this is the best linux distro I ever used! I love how every time you upgrade it produces a "clean" system of dependencies like a new install!

Another cool feature is stylix. Its something that is only really easy to do on NixOS. Its a module you load as part of the package configuration and it styles your whole system for you. Sets the same background in all your windows managers, and sets the same color scheme across all your apps, and even the boot loader and console... its pretty sweet!

@nullifidian @freemo

>"...
- you only have to cook once
- fewer pots to clean..."

You mean:

- you'll never have to cook again
- you won't have to clean the pots
-- because you're dead from a
massive coronary occlusion.

Good morning! 🙂

@freemo Not sure you get how "pro/con" is supposed to work: a "con" is generally considered to be a negative... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

APros and cons for cooking the whole pack of bacon at once:

Pros:

- you only have to cook once
- fewer pots to clean
- enough bacon ready for multiple meals
- low carb quick snack at hand

Cons:

- you will eat a whole pack of bacon in one sitting.

Which color do you like best for the 45 degree iron sights?

🎓 Dr. Freemo :jpf: 🇳🇱  
Almost done my CQC build, about half way there... What does everyone like more the off-color FDE sites or the black sights ... both the same 45 deg...

Almost done my CQC build, about half way there... What does everyone like more the off-color FDE sites or the black sights ... both the same 45 degree angle design.

@freemo @weezmgk , watching this stuff makes me excited. And there is so much out there in the world to watch. Not just this, but new tech, ants, art.... everything. Even the new heat wave is exciting....

There was a Star Trek episode where Spock hears the last dying thoughts of 1000 vulcans... and they all thought "Fascinating". Ya, this is just sunspots, and might cause static in a Hulu download, but it is all fascinating. I hope that is my last thought.

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