WhoRoger

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[–] WhoRoger 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

The energy wouldn't be lost, most of it would be used to heat the inside of the oven itself; and the air inside it, some of which can escape I guess, but that won't make much difference whether there's a pan or not.

However the pan itself needs to be heated up as well - or maybe not "needs to", but will regardless, and that's energy that will go into the pan instead of the rest of the oven.

So if anything, the whole thing will heat up slower because there's more cold metal. It will also cool down slower after the heat is turned off, because there's more hot metal.

If you're not sure, take the question to an extreme: an empty oven vs. one with a huge 100kg block of metal inside it. Which one will heat up faster?

[–] WhoRoger 12 points 1 year ago

You're strong and wise and we're very proud of you.

[–] WhoRoger 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Carlos ftw. But I anticipate either latte boy or crashappy Sharl may wipe him out on start tomorrow

[–] WhoRoger 58 points 1 year ago

AliExpress is completely fine, nothing sketchy about it in principle. You can find trash on it since it's a very open marketplace, making it the same as Amazon or eBay.

Except that unlike Amazon, AX doesn't copy their sellers' products just to sell them under their own brand and kick the sellers out, nor does it sign monopolistic pacts with Apple. Workers treatment is about the same I guess... So correction, less sketchy than Amazon or eBay.

Wish specialises in dogshit and review manipulation though. Not good for anything more than a phone case, and I'd rather buy those on AX anyway.

[–] WhoRoger 22 points 1 year ago (3 children)

I think the bot is fine in principle. The YouTube web site is fucking terrible and it's nice to introduce people who don't use automatic redirects or 3rd party clients to an alternative.

My problem is that it would offer only piped.video links. We don't know how long the piped.video instance will work, but well that's the case for any instance. Ideally a bot would provide at least two links - piped and invidious, and maybe cycle or randomly choose instances. Perhaps under a spoiler tag.

Of course it's up to community mods to choose, but I think bots like this or the tldr bot provide value even if they can cause that "Reddit moment".

[–] WhoRoger 1 points 1 year ago

Yea but I guess that's something the lw/bridge admins would have to set up with the bot makers, wouldn't they

[–] WhoRoger 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I didn't even know you can partition a card like that... But when I had a card with some problems and was trying different things to recover it, I learned Android refuses to mount a card as internal storage if it was messed with in any way, such as trying to clone the card onto another (unless they're 100% identical I guess) or doing any sort of partitioning. It will just refuse to mount or even acknowledge it.

And since it's not mounted, it won't show up in any way, including through adb. The only thing available in the phone is to reformat it. Maybe with root you could do more, idk.

Maybe you can revert the partitioning with a separate SD card reader in your computer.

Ed: Btw another thing is that SD cards in general aren't meant to be partitioned in the first place, since they don't have their own controller or driver or whatever it is that can receive and interpret such commands. So if you partition an SD card, most OSs will recognise only one partition. Why even is there an adb command to partition, I don't know, but it's hardly good for anything practical imo.

[–] WhoRoger 1 points 1 year ago
[–] WhoRoger 2 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Isn't feddit.nl defederated?

[–] WhoRoger 2 points 1 year ago

👍 but the joke has been done a few times already

[–] WhoRoger 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Well Yuki has a bright future in Aston Honda with his idol Nando anyway. He doesn't need the senile vampire shit.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2207898

Did you ever hear the tragedy of WebP The Efficient? I thought not. It’s not a story the GIF gang would tell you. It’s an image legend.

WebP was a new format of pictures, so efficient and so lightweight, it could use modern compression to influence the web pages to actually load faster…

It had such a knowledge of the user's needs that it could even keep transparency and animations from dying.

The power of modern computing is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.

It became so widespread… The only thing we had to be afraid of, was people insisting on using formats from the 90's, which eventually, of course, they did.

Unfortunately, we didn't teach the noobs everything we knew about compression, then the noobs killed the format by converting it to PNG and sharing that.

Ironic. We could save the web from being too slow, but not from the users.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2207898

Did you ever hear the tragedy of WebP The Efficient? I thought not. It’s not a story the GIF gang would tell you. It’s an image legend.

WebP was a new format of pictures, so efficient and so lightweight, it could use modern compression to influence the web pages to actually load faster…

It had such a knowledge of the user's needs that it could even keep transparency and animations from dying.

The power of modern computing is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.

It became so widespread… The only thing we had to be afraid of, was people insisting on using formats from the 90's, which eventually, of course, they did.

Unfortunately, we didn't teach the noobs everything we knew about compression, then the noobs killed the format by converting it to PNG and sharing that.

Ironic. We could save the web from being too slow, but not from the users.

 

Did you ever hear the tragedy of WebP The Efficient? I thought not. It’s not a story the GIF gang would tell you. It’s an image legend.

WebP was a new format of pictures, so efficient and so lightweight, it could use modern compression to influence the web pages to actually load faster…

It had such a knowledge of the user's needs that it could even keep transparency and animations from dying.

The power of modern computing is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.

It became so widespread… The only thing we had to be afraid of, was people insisting on using formats from the 90's, which eventually, of course, they did.

Unfortunately, we didn't teach the noobs everything we knew about compression, then the noobs killed the format by converting it to PNG and sharing that.

Ironic. We could save the web from being too slow, but not from the users.

 

I don't mean that kind of love. And if you do, mark as nsfw where appropriate.

 
 

A week-old video, I just wasn't paying attention.

 

(I'm personally not endorsing Pixels for anything except alternative OSs. But foldable phones seem to be the only reasonable way to have dual screens on a portable emulation device at this time.)

 
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