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in the past life. straight up "cabin core-ing it". and by "it", haha, well. let's justr say. My [LOGS! BEAR RUGS! BIG HAIRY CHESTS! MEN! MANLY MEN!]

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one day youre living your life like normal, except you decided to record and upload yourself working on your projects instead of not recording them and BOOM 30 dev logs in a month.

i've decided that each time im going to work on my latest video game project that I'll turn on OBS, record it, and upload it to youtube. and its been a month and I have 33 videos on the playlist.

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i know im related to this guy

whose famous for this:

which is one of the big events that a lot of wild west cliches are derived from. which is pretty cool!

do you or do you know/are you related to someone who has a wikipedia page?

no, i do not have a wikipedia page or know anyone who does

not directly, but i am a few degrees removed from someone who does

yes, i know someone who has a wikipedia page, but not well

yes, i know someone very well who has a wikipedia page

yes, i am related to someone who has a wikipedia page

yes, i have a wikipedia page

yes, multiple of these/multiple individuals

nuance button?

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Single-molecule magnet could lead to stamp-sized hard drives capable of storing 100 times more data

Chemists from The University of Manchester and The Australian National University (ANU) have engineered a new type of molecule that can store information at temperatures as cold as the dark side of the moon at night, with major implications for the future of data storage technologies. The findings, published in Nature, could pave the way for next-generation hardware about the size of a postage stamp that can store 100 times more digital data than current technologies. "The new single-molecule magnet developed by the research team can retain its magnetic memory up to 100 Kelvin, which is about minus 173 degrees Celsius, or as cold as an evening on the moon," co-lead author Professor Nicholas Chilton, from the ANU Research School of Chemistry, said.

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This monstrosity here is known as the “Standard Model Lagrangian”. It's an equation that encapsulates everything we currently know about particle physics.

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its a bit buggy buts im having a lot of fun :)

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camping is fun 👍

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im transitioning from overnight shift to normal waking hours and i havent slept today and im so sleepy i just want to go to bed

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Food: garbage plate

Ingredients: beef, onion, garlic, chili powder, paprika, cumin, cinnamon, allspice, tomato paste, salt, black pepper, beef broth, french fries, macaroni salad, optional toppings include ketchup, mustard, pickle slices, chopped onions

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Chords

12/2022

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dang blender is hard but im learning bones 👍

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cheese and crackers are low key goated with the sauce

get yourself a platter of diff cheeses and crackers, throw on sone different sliced meats, a jam or two, and boom youre eating well

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Don't worry, he can catch it

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can I interest you in baby trash panda chaos

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today is my last day of working night shift im so glad

(and theyve decided to keep me on during the day shift which is good)

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im probably the most "ok" at chess person ever, with about a 50/50 chance to beat a random person who knows how to play. with that being said, i am 1000% a glass cannon.

if you mess up when being defensive? youre mated. if you mess up while on the offence? you either go to defence, neutral, or have a worse offence. (unless you blunder a queen then you just lose usually). so im always like "i need to be on the attack i need to attack i need to attack" and it works out a lot more than it should. my friend just lost his queen bc i was like "ill throw everything at his king" and his position got ruined.