I’m not going to pretend to be a scientist, but I think they’ve gone the wrong way with the correlation vs causation on that one. :)
Copper is an essential nutrient in soils.
https://www.tfi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/tfi-copper.pdf
Agreed. 12.5 bar seems like a lot. But if it was managed via either physical means (clamp) or hydraulic (like mineral oil or something else nonreactive and incompressible), it wouldn’t be nearly as bad.
Two members of a family who moved from Brazil to the United Kingdom developed the disease three years after the move, health authorities reported in 2022.
You know, that’s fair. And I suppose that covers radio, so…
So… Neither is missing from this case. Ain’t no shielding happening on this plastic-coated beast
I’ve seen this before, and it’s a paragon of how to explain and demonstrate mechanical concepts.
This person needs to be hired by someone full time to produce this kind of page for all the things.
Thanks for reminding me it exists.
***edit to add:
Omg I found archives of more!
https://ciechanow.ski/archives/
LG waves hi from the grave
I’m not a gun guy, but I’ve never heard of tungsten being used in bullets, and AFAIK it would severly damage the barrel, right?
Ha. Your welcome!
AOSP A16 build
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I hate you. Have an up vote. shudder
This particular elevator might be more sensitive than most, but this a thing for real. The earthquake sensor can get tripped by excess motion, and shut the unit down.
Apparently there’s a fungus that grows only on the ginkgo, and it’s also a living fossil.
I… uh… distro hop a lot.