astrsk

astrsk , 23 hours ago

Yes but also it’s encrypted!

astrsk , 7 days ago

Time to start /c/LemonParty as a replacement for /r/gonewild

astrsk , 8 days ago

Bitcoin

astrsk , 9 days ago

Holy shit! I did not see that coming. I just got the mainboard case to convert my fw13 so it can be stashed away on my homelab for some ancillary services. Assuming the price is right, I’ll have to consider grabbing one to put in my now-empty laptop! Very exciting.

astrsk , 11 days ago

What you’re describing is likely more about your familiarity with finessing temperatures through gas heating where you can move the pan around and temper with some learned skill. Induction cooking is the most efficient and fastest by a significant margin, due to the lack of losses. In a side by side comparison, gas cooktops are the slowest to boil water, despite being able to reach the same temps as you state. Even flat top electric stoves are faster and more efficient. This is of course all about choosing the right method for you and not the speed / efficiency in a vacuum, as long as people are informed with the most up to date information.

astrsk , 10 days ago

You can literally put your hand directly on the surface of an induction cook surface while it’s on. You can also place it on the surface within seconds of removing the hot pan of food that was cooking.

astrsk , 9 days ago

Ok? Which part of what I said was irrelevant in your mind?

astrsk , 15 days ago

What are the other 2 movies in this trilogy? I’m not familiar with any of this but I’m interested to see!

astrsk , 20 days ago

Literal leopards....

astrsk , 21 days ago

Remember folks, if it can happen to him, it can happen to you!

Don’t let the gay frogs win, buy your male enhancement supplements asap!

astrsk , 22 days ago

Man cashback is such a good movie. I’m legit surprised to see it pop up randomly on a post here! Excellent taste! I’m gonna have to go rewatch that now.

astrsk , 23 days ago

Memphis design will always win my vote. The weird ass electronics, the ground breaking UI components, just absolutely nutty decisions and insane product concepts built on everyone’s wild dreams of the future. I even think the same forward looking design concepts carried into the Y2K designs— particularly with personal electronics like phones.

astrsk , 24 days ago

This is the crux of quantum field theory, no? Where Newtonian and Einsteinian physics are all entirely emergent properties of fields that are governed by quantum principles? I’m in the cross-eyed camp so I’m way out my depth.