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Decrepus posted:This is so loving ugly holy poo poo. No it isn't you uncouth barbarian
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Jan 30, 2017 23:17
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Aaaand that's why you don't lanyard your ice tools
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Jan 30, 2017 23:20
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That's not how you play Ice Climber.
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Jan 30, 2017 23:20
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GPF posted:That just sets up my billion dollar idea: PostNouveau posted:Seems like a lot of trouble when you could just sell people hose water and tell them it has memories of being in contact with vitamins once.
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Jan 30, 2017 23:25
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Automatic Retard posted:No it isn't you uncouth barbarian But seriously, it is
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Jan 30, 2017 23:32
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Dienes posted:There's a few reasons. People who lie about a gluten allergy (or are delusional about having one) make the world more dangerous for those with Celiac's, since people are less likely to take them seriously. It also means the person with the 'undiagnosed gluten intolerance' gets to dictate where a group of people eat and then get sanctimonious about how healthy their food is, criticize what everyone else is eating, and promote other pseudoscience bullshit. That poo poo is a short term trend, it'll come and go like any other trend, and another stupid one will take it's place for you to get indignant about Your bitching will not stop it, and will only make you more miserable
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Jan 30, 2017 23:44
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thoughts and prayers posted:That poo poo is a short term trend, it'll come and go like any other trend, and another stupid one will take it's place for you to get indignant about Nah, its actually pretty fun to make fun of the crunchies.
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Jan 31, 2017 00:57
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Toasticle posted:http://liquiglide.com/ There is absolutely no way that can be food safe or cheap enough to actually use in the real world like in those demos. Car windows and bodywork on the other hand.
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Jan 31, 2017 01:54
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What the gently caress is in that and why are people putting it in food
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TTerrible posted:What the gently caress is in that and why are people putting it in food It's food-safe according to the FDA. As to why you'd coat your condiment bottles with it, it would reduce food waste.
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Jan 31, 2017 02:22
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HERAK posted:There is absolutely no way that can be food safe or cheap enough to actually use in the real world like in those demos. Car windows and bodywork on the other hand. lol at this guy who puts mayo on his car windows
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Jan 31, 2017 02:24
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NoneMoreNegative posted:lol at this guy who puts mayo on his car windows No one has stolen my car yet. 
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Jan 31, 2017 02:27
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GPF posted:That just sets up my billion dollar idea: homeopathic asbestos would cause fires.
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Jan 31, 2017 04:37
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Toasticle posted:
Poor Beat Takeshi looks depressed that this is the drivel he's reduced to appearing in.
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Jan 31, 2017 05:10
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https://i.imgur.com/g8r1JZE.mp4
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Jan 31, 2017 06:11
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It always amazes me when huge stuff falls over. It just looks like slow motion.
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Jan 31, 2017 06:43
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Dienes posted:There's a few reasons. People who lie about a gluten allergy (or are delusional about having one) make the world more dangerous for those with Celiac's, since people are less likely to take them seriously. It also means the person with the 'undiagnosed gluten intolerance' gets to dictate where a group of people eat and then get sanctimonious about how healthy their food is, criticize what everyone else is eating, and promote other pseudoscience bullshit. On the other hand, these people are driving the market for these types of products. If they didn't exist, Superstore (the Walmart of grocery stores, if Walmart didn't also sell groceries) wouldn't even have a "natural foods" section. So I try not to rag on them too much, because my son has a laundry list of severe allergies, and if the only people buying gluten free flour or whatever were people with legit intolerances/allergies, there would be like one specialty store, on the other side of town, and a 1lb bag would cost $15. Autechresaint posted:Poor Beat Takeshi looks depressed that this is the drivel he's reduced to appearing in. He used to be like the biggest name in Japanese television, and now that he's 70 I'm pretty sure he just gets paid a poo poo load of money to appear on whatever. Half the stuff I've seen him in he looks bored out of his mind.
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Jan 31, 2017 07:58
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A dentist near to where we live. How does that even happen? Backwards pipe?
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Jan 31, 2017 09:17
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Vanagoon posted:A lot, maybe all, LED light bulbs use blue LEDs coated with a phosphor that gives the appearance of white light. Hi, light bulb guy. Am I just imagining it, or was there a time not too long ago when there were no white LEDs? I kinda remember having a little LED flashlight that had three LEDs of different colors, and when you wanted a white beam all three would be lit to combine to make white. But that sounds kind of crazy. Did I just dream that?
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Spiteski posted:A dentist near to where we live. How does that even happen? Backwards pipe? Sounds like the dentist just wasn't following the correct procedure for cleaning the tools.
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cheese-cube posted:Sounds like the dentist just wasn't following the correct procedure for cleaning the tools. quote:The problem occurred due to equipment assembly and is not related to the clinical practice of the dental staff at the clinic 
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Jan 31, 2017 10:56
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Wow my reading comprehension is terrible.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Hi, light bulb guy. Am I just imagining it, or was there a time not too long ago when there were no white LEDs? I kinda remember having a little LED flashlight that had three LEDs of different colors, and when you wanted a white beam all three would be lit to combine to make white. But that sounds kind of crazy. Did I just dream that? White LEDs now are white due to a phosphor layer. It absorbs high energy photons and emits a nice range of colours over a much broader spectrum (basically what flourescent bulbs do). However, conservation of energy means you need higher energy (blue/violet) to energise the phosphor - it can only emit lower light photons than what it absorbed. Typically the incoming photon excites the electrons in the atom by 2 or more energy levels, and as it decays, one of those energy gaps is in visible range. The exact molecule determines what that is, so a good mix produces the best light more efficiently. 'Cree' are often cited as one of the top quality phosphor makers, the cheap ebay chinese LEDs are much less efficient just from the quality of the phosphor layer. The push in 80s/90s semiconductor tech was developing higher energy LEDs. Early 90s had some reasonable blue ones, enough for giant LED TV screens (three colour LEDs) but not enough to excite a phosphor layer. Few more years later, and they cracked it. For approximate reference, the first blue LED I came across in consumer stuff would be on the PS2 when it was all cool and new.
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It's also interesting because blue LED's got people some nobel prizes https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/2014/press.html
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Facebook Aunt posted:Hi, light bulb guy. Am I just imagining it, or was there a time not too long ago when there were no white LEDs? I kinda remember having a little LED flashlight that had three LEDs of different colors, and when you wanted a white beam all three would be lit to combine to make white. But that sounds kind of crazy. Did I just dream that? No, you're not crazy, it took them forever to work out the best way to make a white LED
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Jan 31, 2017 12:32
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Shush you guys, the crane just went to sleep, be quiet!
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Jan 31, 2017 13:11
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Jan 31, 2017 13:17
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That's either Sweden, Norway or Finland, and it doesn't surprise me.
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Jan 31, 2017 13:35
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My Summer Car Multiplayer DLC looking good!
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Jan 31, 2017 14:11
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Autechresaint posted:Poor Beat Takeshi looks depressed that this is the drivel he's reduced to appearing in. He's also in Yakuza 6, so it's not all bad.
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Jan 31, 2017 14:27
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It's easy paychecks for a great man. Even if he phones it in he's still good.
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OzyMandrill posted:For approximate reference, the first blue LED I came across in consumer stuff would be on the PS2 when it was all cool and new. Same here. It was such a  kind of thing at the time. Now they're on loving EVERYTHING.
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MrYenko posted:Same here. It was such a It's illegal to build a sub-woofer without a blue LED.
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Said blue LED is also critical to the system, so taking it out is not an option.
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Boiled Water posted:Said blue LED is also critical to the system, so taking it out is not an option. Basically you can just stick a blue LED on some speaker wire and you'll get mad bass. (The doctors all hate me!)
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Spiteski posted:A dentist near to where we live. How does that even happen? Backwards pipe? Similar http://m.ocregister.com/articles/children-730323-agency-infection.html They weren't sterilizing the water pipes.
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Bubblyblubber posted:Doesn't something get hosed when you bundle too many cables parallel like that? Like the little Internet elves get confused about which way to go or start having a little elf orgy or whatever and then you lose your connection? azurite posted:That's why there are twisted pairs inside the cables. Except those are coax cables. AC power should never be tun in parallel with data cables because the power can interfere, especially if it's high voltage AC.
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