Poor tree

I never write my full name anyway, just my first name.

Some also hate my explanation too, they probably think if you put heat into water, it stays there for perpetuity.

Deserts are a great example of what happens when there’s barely any (greenhouse gas) water in the atmosphere.

I think you got downvoted because of the misunderstanding of the heat you are referring to which is heat = wind power and light = solar power

In thermodynamics, this is the heat goes in, heat goes out. Also temperature higher, more heat goes out.

And CovfefeKills is right. Heat from the sun is orders of magnitude higher than a little bitty data centre. And that heat gets re-radiated to space. It’s all balanced. Except for when you put more heat absorbing gases into the atmosphere which include increasing levels of evaporating water. All to power and cool current data centres.

I are above at you four machine am after death at me

(see screenshot of Star Wars movie being played)

You’re not perceiving the picture correctly, the stub-looking thing on the left for docking is around a foot high. The side of the canal is at least 4 feet and the middle at least 7 feet deep. Mobile camera lens do not give adequate perception, as such, like with taking a photo of the moon.

Haha, I love how a guy called Ian made a ‘secure shoelace knot’

As a physics teacher (not kidding here), if you want to be taught straight out the electron wave functions in 3 dimensions in high school you might consider not doing undergraduate physics. And I don’t think I’d bother being a physics teacher when more than 90% of my class don’t understand what I’m talking about.

10⁷⁸ years of it according to one theory.

A backup 3 months old off-site. That doesn’t sound like a very recent backup 🌝

It’s always something-something-Microsoft

Not to mention that destroying quite a few refineries and storages of oil has just released quite a fair bit of extra emissions, and wasn’t utilised at all. 0% efficient use.

Gosh, the one frame probably didn’t even have a reference time to work from.

A backscratcher

Ah you mean the capitalisation.

So does pacman, I don’t see what package manager doesn’t confirm with y/n for safety.

I replaced a fan on my Lenovo ThinkPad so yeah, it wasn’t difficult except for that moment of adding the right amount of thermal paste.

Great showerthoughts from this one

Absolutely. China is primarily a technological powerhouse by this stage but all based on either buying up patents or improving existing tech. Their fusion reactor is on par with ITER’s or better, while the US did something fundamentally new, attempting fusion with lasers. This illustrates the difference: they are following, not leading the scientific endeavour.