That's so cute
Onionizer
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I've found it helps if the bin isn't completely closed off so the trash can dry. But I take it out every couple days, regardless of how full it is
Nah that's just the french, they're a little weird. Us germans got normal pretzel arms
McDonalds did refills for a while but then stopped again, idk why ¯\(ツ)/¯
Well that Germany you mentioned happens to be 16 states stapled together
You only have one garbage can?
We're literally pumping money into our poorer members to get them up to speed
Well ChatGPT is wrong. You'd have to look at a particular acceleration curve to determine whether it can be slower or faster. For example if the curve was x^2 (where x is the raw speed) then it would always be faster with acceleration.
Acceleration is very useful on small trackpads because you can move the mouse across the whole screen with one swipe but still position it accurately if you move your finger slowly.
The average user doesn't give a crap about foss, so I think the reasons aren't about the openness itself.
A big one is always the network effect
Electric busses already have automated docking systems, the only problem I see is cost
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The contents of the oven have a certain heat capacity, which means you need a certain amount of energy to raise their temperature a certain amount.
If your pan has a higher heat capacity than the air it replaces, putting the pan in would increase the total heat capacity in your oven. That means more energy is needed to heat it up.
Now your oven dumps heat energy into it's contents at a certain rate. This rate will not be affected by the pan, it only depends on a) the rate at which the heating elements release heat energy and b) the rate at which heat escapes the oven.
So adding the pan means more energy is needed to reach the same temperature, but the oven still supplies energy at the same rate, so it takes longer.