jjagaimo

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[–] jjagaimo 3 points 33 minutes ago

I get a snack so I can continue thinking about dying

[–] jjagaimo 12 points 9 hours ago

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goblet_cell

Blood brings water, sugars and proteins to the cells, the cells make mucus in the mucus membranes. The entire inside of your nose, throat and lungs produces mucus, with varying viscosity and quantity depending on location.

[–] jjagaimo 7 points 1 day ago

Atla is pretty long and if you didnt start watching it as a kid it could be pretty hard to get over the start of it. It starts off very slice-of-life-ish with some of the more mature themes sprinkled in between, and becomes much more dense later on. It's also a story about a bunch of kids (who grow and learn to cope or deal with their issues later on) which isnt the easiest to identify with unless you started watching it at a young age.

[–] jjagaimo 3 points 3 days ago

Antiwordle #1203
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[–] jjagaimo 10 points 3 days ago

Please remove your balls

[–] jjagaimo 12 points 6 days ago (1 children)

At least skyrim guards only come after you if you do something wrong

[–] jjagaimo 1 points 1 week ago

There is nothing Biden can do to win back my trust.

[–] jjagaimo 57 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (4 children)
Density of silver: 10.49g/mL
Density of water: 1g/mL

Total mass: 1464g
Total volume: 700mL

x = volume of silver, mL
y = volume of water, mL

10.49x + 1y = 1464
x+y = 700

9.49x=764
x=80.5058mL of silver

10.49x = 
10.49 × 80.5058 =

844.51g of silver

Probably an over estimate [of just the silver] due to the copper so probably more like 835-840g. [If just evaporating, the mass would be higher due to the lower density of the impurities like copper sulfate, so more around 845-850g. E.g. 5mL of copper sulfate would be 830g of silver and 18g copper sulfate = 848g]

[–] jjagaimo 4 points 1 week ago

Its kinda the whole point of electing older popes. When he dies, theres a huge show of the funeral and around the selection. It keeps the youth interested and drives a large number of converts and increases peoples devotion to the faith.

[–] jjagaimo 11 points 1 week ago

Id rather not fund nintendo or buy unnecessary plastic waste

I may, however, stitch a moustache onto my mask and perhaps wear a green hat with a stitched on L

[–] jjagaimo 1 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Its a potential scalable way of producing large amounts of thin, contiguous printed-on graphene sheets. You could in theory print on a dye layer and then hit it with a laser to produce graphene traces, as opposed to first creating graphene containing paint and painting it on (not thin, contiguous or aligned) or doing vapor deposition (slow, needs high temperatures that could melt your material, inconsitent, and can produce thicker or non-graphene carbon deposits)

[–] jjagaimo 15 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

The barb is mostly meant to aid in staying attached while injecting venom and is meant to still be able to release by twisting

Human skin is more elastic than bee's typical adversaries and the singer becomes stuck when they try to release. It you wait a while and let them try to pull it out carefully without hurting themselves, they might end up going in circles until it works its way free

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Border patrol fucked up and is taking it out on someone who didnt even do anything remotely dangerous

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2 Guys 1 Bromine (www.youtube.com)
 

I wonder what the environmental implications are for spilling bromine

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🙉🔫👼 (sh.itjust.works)
 
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The current US regime will have lasting impacts on science research worldwide.

 

If we can create a tie, democrats could block any legislation going through the house, and flipping any one republican congressman could potentially allow them to get legislation through the house.

 

I have one of these

 
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Butt rule (sh.itjust.works)
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The American Chestnut was nearly wiped out in the US due to chestnut blight introduced by imported Japanese chestnut trees. Researchers have pursued two main avenues for repopulating the American Chestnut: direct genetic modification / engineering (above link) and cross breeding with Chinese Chestnuts (blight resistant) then re-breeding the result back with American chestnuts. This is to hopefully keep it as close to American chestnuts while also gaining blight resistance.

I've never had chestnuts, even though it used to be one of Eastern Americas most populous trees. I was hoping I could get some and plant them around here and there but we aren't to the point that they're commercially available yet (though available by request)

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