Yes and it’s embarrassing

Hence the oversized checks

Yeah, but P2P just quadrupled their prices

Are you kidding? Jellyfin just tripled their prices

I’m a doctor too you dingus!

You should’ve chosen to be born in Europe duh \s

You mean the thing that’s designed to fail via overheating? I don’t understand the reference.

If you stay up long enough, you can also catch Dr. Brule

This is the story behind a lot of tech. Wankel engines are a good example. Wankel developed the seal tech that made rotational piston engines viable.

Full body leather suit

Back in my day, it was Newton’s gravity \s

Not struggling, but I’m in a very fortunate position with my career

This is why we need percentage based fines. Make it 5% of his net worth and it won’t take long to show.

Really depends on the spread

Haven’t used sharpie and masking tape before, but I’ve used kapton at relatively high temps (500F). Contact pain for metal typically starts around 113F (45C), but I was referring to right where you were cutting, not where you were holding.

From the people who brought you microplastics, coming this summer: macroplastics!

Bout time, jellyfin released this months ago

I agree with the other commenter about why the saw has an arched back. It’s not thermals. That blade is thin steel which is a poor path for heat. The temperature profile is mostly due to radiation and convection to the environment (semi-infinite) and has little to do with the bounds.

Metal is pretty reflective in IR range, so you’re mostly measuring the room temp. You could fiddle with the emissivity settings, but the best way I’ve learned to measure reflective objects is small pieces of kapton tape. Highly emissive and doesn’t greatly change the thermals, so you can trust the measurement much more. That 100F temp might be closer to 300F for all we know.

They can’t allow you to know about the fairy dust