Nature’s kamikaze pilots
Nature’s kamikaze pilots
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The digital Pied Piper of Berlin
Someone will most likely create a fork to remove this or an option to disable it will probably be baked into about:config. I don’t visit many sites that use DRM. When I do visit sites that require it, I’ll usually shift to Ungoogled Chromium or Brave.
Another one of my major fears with this change is whether Google will decide to make Chromium closed source and the implications it can have for other chromium based browsers.
As long as this doesn’t impact Firefox, I don’t care…
Am a Dutch person and can confirm. However, it’s a word that has multiple meanings and cannot be directly translated. In the literal sense, it means cozy or quaint, but can also mean time spent with loved ones, meeting with a friend after a long time, or a general feeling of togetherness.
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‘Breaks are for Kit-Kats, not child laborers.’ Well played, Nestle, well played…
I’m making this really simple. If you want to learn more, I’ve linked the necessary Wikipedia articles.
So, imagine you have a group of atoms attending a party. These atoms (primarily uranium) are jumping around and having a blast. But there are some mischievous atoms known as neutrons. They’re the troublemakers, and they crash into this party (literally) and start a chain reaction.
These troublemakers (neutrons) crash into the uranium atoms at high speeds, causing them to split. This splitting releases an immense amount of energy, just like those party poppers that launch confetti everywhere. The uranium atoms breaking in half release more troublemaker neutrons, which then crash into more uranium atoms and keep the party going.
But things can get out of control if we don’t keep things cool. So, in comes the chill factor – a coolant. It’s like a cool drink that cools down the party and assures that things don’t heat up too much. Now, we need a DJ to create the right atmosphere, and that’s where a control rod comes in. These rods can absorb the troublemakers (neutrons) and regulate the intensity of the chain reaction (fission reaction). They’re like the bouncers at a bar, ensuring things don’t get too rowdy.
And that’s how a nuclear reactor works.
He be tryna figure out the autopilot.
Ayyyy… Cheers mate… 🥂 I’ve been using Mull ever since Bromite got abandoned.
This was pretty much every computer class.
Interestingly, a lotta sites that involve banking seem to make Firefox choke.
This is why profiles are so useful. You can use one when the other breaks. I’ve got about 7 profiles each perfectly tuned to a specific niche.
I think the first computer I ever used ran Windows XP.
They got us in the first half. Not gonna lie.