No, he would have a very hard time explaining quantum mechanics to anyone because he doesn’t understand it.
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USA | United states of America@lemmy.ca•Why isn’t the media reporting on Trump’s growing dementia?
9·2 months agoAlso him being in a wheelchair didn’t affect his mental capabilities like dementia does.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Nintendo reportedly has “zero chance” against current Palworld after major lawsuit change it is now targeting older versions of the game insteadEnglish
25·3 months agoNo, it’s just a monster capture and battling game. Their issue most definitely losing Pokemon sales to this game but the lawsuit they went with is in relation to a patient on throwing a ball and a creature being summoned to do battle. So Palworld removed the ball throwing aspect and the creature now just appears which is why they are now focusing on older versions of the game that still contain that.
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news@lemmings.world•Trump officials tried to ban half of U.S. voting machines, citing conspiracy theoriesEnglish
2·4 months agoIn Iowa we get a piece of paper with a bunch of circles we fill in with our vote that then gets put into a machine that counts them. Only identity check is someone checking your ID of choice at a desk, usually drivers license.
Chip shortage AND rising plastic cost, both can be true without affecting each other.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Standard (SAE)/Metric mixed environmentsEnglish
5·6 months agoI agree completely with the mixing of types but we can look at an SAE bolt and tell what size it is just as easily as you can look at a metric one. And maybe it’s bad manufacturing or some other type of industry standard but I have had many more metric bolts with a different sized head for a given shaft size than with SAE, like an M12 with anywhere from 17mm to 19mm head.
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science@lemmy.world•Scientists create sustainable and cheaper catalysts from aluminiumEnglish
5·7 months agoArticle doesn’t get much more specific than replacing Platinum and Palladium
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Emulation - Retro Gaming In Style@lemmy.world•farewell citron 😭English
8·7 months agoMay be out of the loop on anything more, but is it really the devs blowing it when Nintendo nukes them from orbit?
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Gaming@beehaw.org•Hytale's first major update adds in dinosaurs, stops skeletons drowning and lets you have an early night
6·8 months agoFriend and I have about 6-8 hours in it and I would say that while it is quite fun with what is in it, it’s very much early access. Some things don’t feel fully fleshed out, a lot of structures that do generate just have a WIP sign inside the front door, small bugs here and there. I would give it another few months if you’re still on the fence unless you want to give them some dev funds. I imagine between actual updates and mods a few months from now will feel much different. I think the minimum price was $20, with a $35 and $70 option with some cosmetic bonuses.
Can’t remember for corals but sponge’s larval stage moves around before deciding on a rock to call home.
Thank you for putting my thoughts into much more eloquent words!
Before they attach to a rock they move around in a larval stage, same for anemones and some jellyfish species. There are exceptions to all of our classifications because nature doesn’t have to play by any rules besides physics. Even the concept of species has no set definition because no matter what we come up with there are exceptions. Also “seek out” was a bit too specific, they have to take in food from outside themselves as they can’t make their own energy like plants.
No trees are plants and fungi are fungi. Animals are multicellular organisms that are mobile and seek out food at a very basic description. Plants are multicellular non mobile that make their own food and fungi are somewhere between that. Closer to animals but not. Then there’s the single cell life of bacteria and archea.
I was genuinely unsure if I was missing a joke or insult. Apologies if that came across as more rude than intended.
Is there something I’m missing in spelling his name “Newscom” or are you unaware there isn’t a ‘c’ in it?
PyroVK@lemmy.zipto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•At somepoint in human history there was likely a day where not a single human died.
7·11 months agoThink of it like language, was there ever Latin speaking parents that gave birth to a French speaking child? No, it’s a gradual change. Or take a color gradient from blue to red there’s a definite change taking place but picking out one specific spot in the middle might be purple
Without having looked it up yet, I would assume that the exposed contacts are neutral/ground
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What is this thing?@lemmy.world•[solved] Springy thingy found outsideEnglish
27·1 year agoBut it is in fact a carbon brush nonetheless
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Long Island man wearing 9kg-metal necklace dies after being sucked into MRI machineEnglish
22·1 year ago9kg is almost 20lbs, which is even more ridiculous





There is, if you use cash you just go back in to get the change and if using a card it will only actually take what was used. Basically just puts a hold on the account and finalizes at the end of the transaction.