AKLmfreak
AKLmfreak t1_jdri1r4 wrote
Loool, I don’t care where you stand, this is funny.
AKLmfreak t1_jadyyvi wrote
Reply to LPT: To stop overeating, get a lap cat by [deleted]
I do not want an animal in my lap while I eat. The hair is one thing, but I especially don’t want litterbox paws anywhere near my food.
AKLmfreak t1_jacwpg1 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in LPT: If you notice your iPhone battery is charging slower after the recent update, turn off clean energy charging. by JohnDeere714
lol, my coffee maker uses more than that in the morning. What a gimmick, indeed.
AKLmfreak t1_ja8ivmz wrote
More like “enslaved incandescence.”
Ain’t no fire happening in there.
AKLmfreak t1_ja6igc2 wrote
Reply to Just an opinion by sjmaeff
*Laughs in Universal clipboard, Continuity and BootCamp*
AKLmfreak t1_ja6ep4a wrote
Reply to eli5 perpetual motion is impossible but why haven't we made something that just goes on for a really long time that we then service so it can keep going? by FrozenKyrie
The appeal of a perpetual motion machine is free energy. If a perpetual motion machine was possible, you could harvest energy from it and it would never stop, and you’d have an endless supply of energy.
Since perpetual motion machines are not possible to make, there’s no point in trying to build something as close as possible to a perpetual motion machine because it will always slow down faster than the rate at which you pull energy out of the system.
The only modern practical application of that idea would be in a flywheel battery where you make a machine spin really fast and then try and keep it spinning with as little energy loss as possible before you extract stored energy out of the device.
AKLmfreak t1_j6jb2dw wrote
Reply to comment by sora_mui in All-I-Can-Eat by LuvYouLongTimeAgo
I mean, what’s it going to do? Chase you down?
AKLmfreak t1_iw2lkjp wrote
Reply to Rooftop Solar Is Becoming More Accessible to People with Lower Incomes, But Not Fast Enough - Inside Climate News by darth_nadoma
TL:DR
“Rooftop Solar is Becoming more Accessible to People with Lower Incomes” = the median household income of owners of solar-equipped homes is down from $129,000 in 2010 to $110,000 in 2021.
So by “lower income,” they mean $110k is lower than $129k, not that actual low-income families might have a chance of affording it….
AKLmfreak t1_iuub6zd wrote
Reply to The Boston is my grandparents from the 50's. Panasonic was brand new in the box at goodwill for 3 dollars. by takecarebrushyohair
Wow, I remember having one of those Panasonic sharpeners in my 3rd grade classroom.
AKLmfreak t1_jdrk7ae wrote
Reply to My Aunt’s GE Spacemaker Coffeemaker from 1988, used nearly everyday since by ME5SENGER_24
Wowww, brings back memories.
I forgot my Mom used to have one of these things and I always loved to fill the water as a kid because that reservoir was so cool to load and unload.