In a way I would say it’s pretty different, right? At room temperature, water needs a lot of energy to turn and keep turning into steam, while at first glance it would seem that air could be kept liquid at room temperature (of course after using energy to compress it) without using (much?) energy, then release that energy in a useful form when you need it.
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This almost made me spit my water on my keyboard!
It’s not just drugs - they have some wild laws for regular people. Caning for vandalism, including graffiti, as well as many other “crimes”. Chewing gum is banned. Not flushing the toilet is illegal. Also, as far as drugs go, they may drug test you as you enter the country and you can be punished if they find any trace.
Source: https://www.goabroad.com/articles/study-abroad/singapore-laws-to-know-before-you-go
a security guard “sequestered them” and offered the person to sign a nondisclosure agreement.
Fun fact: a form of “sequestered” is the word that’s used for “kidnapped” in Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian.
Got it, thanks.
Brave is the commercial arm of a far right hate group.
Do you mind providing more details, for those of us who aren’t informed about this? Is it something aside from their CEO?
Literally lol’d at the second half of this post. Good work!
Haha, thanks, I didn’t know that one. I would honestly love to visit Finland someday.
Same, and exactly all of this. If they want me to do the work that they usually pay someone for, they better offer me a significant discount.
I’m sure you know the old joke:
When he talks to you, he looks at your shoes instead of his own.
I don’t know, but if the 100 mile rule applies to international airports and waterways it would probably change that 2/3 of the population to something like 9/10.
So many great organizing ideas being shared here for the big box of cables. Thanks, everyone.
Leaving the electronics at home also seems easier to explain in case you’re stopped, compared to trying to explain why you have a phone wrapped in tinfoil in your pocket.
That’s true. It’s like (old?) Twitter. Anyone could pollute and spam hashtags. Some hashtags are worse than others.
Completely, vastly different scenarios, so not a good comparison. Bluesky was VC-funded with $billions, headed by the same guy as Twitter originally. Mastodon was started by one guy in his spare(?) time, has never accepted VC money, and was and is specifically designed to avoid the toxic trends from Twitter.
I’m also on mastodon but I’ve had a real tough time finding my crowd there which is odd, but I think it’s because it’s too fragmented.
What have you tried so far to find your crowd on Mastodon?
Got it! Inverse steam is a good way to describe it.