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fiery_valkyrie posted:Thats in celsius. Not sure what you guys use. Celsius as well, like all civilized countries
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DJ do it do it
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Opopanax posted:Celsius as well, like all civilized countries I dunno, I just read this article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrication_in_Canada and it seems like you're not as bad as the US, but still haven't 100% got yourselves around the concept of a metric system.
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Ok, can someone please cut off my access to the internet? I have a bunch of work I need to finish today and I keep not doing it.
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fiery_valkyrie posted:Ok, can someone please cut off my access to the internet? I have a bunch of work I need to finish today and I keep not doing it. gently caress off F_V god drat get the gently caress out of here. did that help?
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what's the official mafia stance on the newest bond film, I'm watching it now and I want to know what opinion I need to go against to be properly edgy.
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Dec 24, 2015 02:58
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I think height and weight are pretty much the only things Imperial gets used for in most cases
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Opo did you open the comics? Did I get decent ones?
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merk posted:Opo did you open the comics? Did I get decent ones? Yes! I posted about it last night but there was no note so I didn't know who, you made excellent choices! Thanks merk
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Dec 24, 2015 03:05
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Haha, yeah good work Celsius dweebs, let's use a system of measurement that starts at -273.
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Dec 24, 2015 03:12
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EccoRaven posted:what's the official mafia stance on the newest bond film, I'm watching it now and I want to know what opinion I need to go against to be properly edgy. It's completely unintelligible, but still better than Quantum of Solace on principle. A bad movie though.
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Dec 24, 2015 03:21
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CCKeane posted:Haha, yeah good work Celsius dweebs, let's use a system of measurement that starts at -273. As someone who works in actual science, no one uses Kelvin. I've made the argument before that I don't think the difference between 277 degrees and 253 degrees is probably insignificant to the rate of DNA degradation and my coworker stared at me for 20 straight seconds before it clicked.
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Dec 24, 2015 03:30
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I actually liked QoS better than Casino Royale. I'm the only person in the world with that opinion for some reason
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More people should DJ. Kash is here. It's a party
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Dec 24, 2015 03:32
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I don't care about the new Bond movie unless it's a magic reel that lets me watch Skyfall for the first time again.
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Dec 24, 2015 03:35
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Skyfall's okay, but still not nearly as good as Casino Royale.
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Dec 24, 2015 03:40
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Skyfall was totally the best
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Dec 24, 2015 03:41
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good then my sincere opinion is sufficiently edgy. it was okay! ben whishaw is pretty.
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Dec 24, 2015 03:41
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Too bad all Bond movies cant be Goldfinger
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EccoRaven posted:what's the official mafia stance on the newest bond film, I'm watching it now and I want to know what opinion I need to go against to be properly edgy.
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CapitalistPig posted:Too bad all Bond movies cant be Goldfinger
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gently caress ALL Y'ALL.Opopanax posted:Skyfall was totally the best Skyfall is one of those great movies that really doesn't make a lot of sense when you think about the plot later, but you don't care at the time because it's such a good ride. Also, best send-off for one of the best, most underrated actresses in Hollywood.
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bowmore posted:No mr pig I expect you to lie The only way Goldfinger could have been better is if Bond was Roger Moore, the best Bond.
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CapitalistPig posted:The only way Goldfinger could have been better is if Bond was Roger Moore, the best Bond.
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Poison Mushroom posted:gently caress ALL Y'ALL.
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I haven't really done any traveling that wasn't part of an organize tour trip. I'd really love to sometime. Now that I'm FINALLY done with school I can hopefully save up some money and do that. The problem is that I don't want to go alone, but none of my friends would go with me. I wanna see Europe. Never been there.
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Poison Mushroom posted:Also, best send-off for one of the best, most underrated actresses in Hollywood. um well, uh, um. AnonymousNarcotics posted:Now that I'm FINALLY done with school congrats
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Travelling on your own is the best but it's scary sometimes that fear can be good for you
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Ernie. posted:As someone who works in actual science, no one uses Kelvin. I've made the argument before that I don't think the difference between 277 degrees and 253 degrees is probably insignificant to the rate of DNA degradation and my coworker stared at me for 20 straight seconds before it clicked. As somebody who works in actual Thermodynamics, yes people use Kelvin and Rankine.
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AnonymousNarcotics posted:I haven't really done any traveling that wasn't part of an organize tour trip. I'd really love to sometime. Now that I'm FINALLY done with school I can hopefully save up some money and do that. The problem is that I don't want to go alone, but none of my friends would go with me. I wanna see Europe. Never been there.  Yay school is done. Also solo travel can be very nerve wracking, and honestly I think requires a bit more planning than travelling with others, but it can lead to some amazing experiences. You never have to compromise on what you want to do, after all.
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Ernie. posted:As someone who works in actual science, no one uses Kelvin. I've made the argument before that I don't think the difference between 277 degrees and 253 degrees is probably insignificant to the rate of DNA degradation and my coworker stared at me for 20 straight seconds before it clicked. Also lmao Ernie Kelvin doesn't have degrees.
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Poison Mushroom posted:gently caress ALL Y'ALL. We have the same opinion on Skyfall but opposite outcomes. It's not that fun of a ride, but Skyfall fooled me the first time I watched it into thinking it was really good cinema when really it was just flashy and shallow. On the opposite end, the Pierce Brosnan films have the opposite affect. The first time you watch them you think they're horrible drivel, but the more you watch them (on cable, really) you realize how entertaining they really are. My top 3 bond films are probably 1. Casino Royale 2. Die Another Day 3. Gold I'm sure the Connery movies are good but I'm just not ever gonna watch them, sorry dad
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jw Keane what do people use rankine for?
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I didn't know engineers also had a dumb separation between two temperature scales that feasibly measure the same thing.
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Kashuno posted:jw Keane what do people use rankine for? A lot of engineering work and set ups, especially in America are designed around the imperial system, so Rankine is used for such systems. Most younger engineers, myself included, would try to work with metric if we were designing from scratch, but often enough in retrofitting/modification of existing designs it can be more straightforward and introduce less room for error to just work in imperial throughout, and in such a case Rankine would typically see use.
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Come to the DJ room for the music, stay for the deep, geopolitical discussion
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BottleKnight posted:I didn't know engineers also had a dumb separation between two temperature scales that feasibly measure the same thing. A good post from somebody who thinks the ideal gas law involves eating a lot of burritos.
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CCKeane posted:A good post from somebody who thinks the ideal gas law involves eating a lot of burritos. Um, of course it does???
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Skyfalls biggest problem is that none of the (pretty great) sequences ties together coherently at all. You could cut out almost all of the China trip from the first half of the movie and lose nothing from the eventual plot. Also Javier Bardem was a boring villain. Hot Takes.
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