MaliciousKebab

Yeah, me neither.

That's some good read, thank you so much.

I heard blighttown is great for going on a trip as a single guy this time of the year.

No but I fucking hate geforce experience and the fact that I need to have an Nvidia account to use the features of my hardware. Now I can remove that garbage app from my pc, thanks Valve.

Been playing dark souls remastered lately, 50 hours in and I still can't git gud.

I'll just buy a giant monitor then, it's better anyway.

Publishers at the slightest inconvenience: We are getting review bombed.

I think you mixed up galaxies moving away from each other, and a galaxy's stars etc. moving in space.

As per Einstein's relativity theory, gravitational force has infinite range. So there will always be some pulling force between galaxies, which means they would eventually slow down and and eventually start moving towards each other. But our observations suggest that they are moving even faster day by day. So there must be some force that is stronger than gravity and it must be somehow pushing objects.

So gravity by itself doesn't explain the speed increase of universe's expantion.

How would the gravitational forces weakening accelerate the expansion speed? It would at best "not slow it down", you can't explain the speed increase with this logic. That just sounds wrong. Am I missing something?

Pretty sure it's Linux, based OS. Lol

As a nixOS user, proud to say github is my backup. I like making Microsoft pay for my mistakes.

Plenty of companies started using electron for writing cross platform apps, these apps(electron) use JavaScript engine, which makes it easy to develop these apps but as a tradeoff it uses more system resources than your regular native apps. And when they all do it(discord, vscode, steam etc.) you ask, why the hell do I need these dedicated apps if all they do is just start up a browser? I can just open another tab in firefox or whatever and be done with it.