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I suppose the best solution there would be to pierce the bag from the top and siphon in out into a bucket...
(there should be a vomit smiley)
Why, WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.
I am very glad this isn't in my building(s).
Y U NO USE SHORT CABLEZ???? Could barely get the front panel closed...
@johnbryanpeters
I am very glad this isn't in my building(s).
Y U NO USE SHORT CABLEZ???? Could barely get the front panel closed...
@johnbryanpeters
We built a server room in 2000, watched it go from immaculate to a crap hole over fifteen years. The decline failed to improve my morale. I'm glad not to be there now.Why, WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.
I am very glad this isn't in my building(s).
Y U NO USE SHORT CABLEZ???? Could barely get the front panel closed...
@johnbryanpeters
Fu-go!
What have I ever done to you for you to be so cruel? Just not sure...
Regardless the context is cool and I found it to be interesting. Photoshop or not.
By definition a crystal is a solid.
A quartz crystal has a high natural frequency, and the rest of the above statement is pure new age bullshit.
In fact everything vibrates, it is what contributes to having a temperature.
It is when something has a very low temperature, and stops vibrating that shit gets weird. At extraordinarily low temperatures (low momentum) atoms start demonstrating some cool quantum phenomena based on Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. Instead of being somewhere, things tend to be everywhere.
So much for the English language.
But, but, it's continuum moves faster than light! The Angels are speaking to me! Die, filthy engineer!
Damn, that's great. Do they make a snow blower version, too?
The other theory is, when reaching 0 Kelvin, time "stopps". In that scenario every movement, frequency etc. is zero, which leads to a "non aging condition".
To be more specific, things are not everywhere but are only potentially everywhere untill they are "observed".
Until it gets warmer .... later?
