ZA Furries

Yes that is suspicious...

Sugar craft is a sweet hobby. (But too expensive to get into right now)

It's winter, so remember to check your cars headlight fluid.

Cape_F0X wrote:It's winter, so remember to check your cars headlight fluid.

Uhm, no. If I fill the headlight fluid container it just freezes. In winter I prefer to keep mine empty.
Or at least with anti-freeze or kerosene added.

Here's a little physics/engineering fact:
If you are driving in a car and take a sudden turn, your body is flung towards the door. People often call this "centrifugal force"; what feels like a force pulling you outward and away as you go in a curve or circle.

In reality, this is not a force, but inertia. Inertia is the resistance of mass towards change in velocity. Or, in more interesting terms: the stubbornness of stuff to change where it's going and how fast. When you take that turn, your body still "wants" to keep going in its old direction rather than with the car, and so it ends up banging against the door.

In uniform circular motion (I.e you going in a circle or curve without speeding up), the only force acting on you is centripetal force, which is actually inwards! Sciiieeeence!

Okay, I need to get back to studying...

Why do we speak human languages at the dog park? I think it's extremely rude towards dogkind. This must change!

A post in a different thread made me think.



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I don't want to work today. So I thought to myself, what would it look like if two planes love each other very much?

Apparently music piracy is not, like the studios would want us to believe, a recent thing, but dates back all the way to Mozart.



Of course piracy here is not "against copyright laws" in this case, but "against the wishes of the owners of the musical performance in question" - the principle upon which copyright laws were written.

Valerion wrote:Apparently music piracy is not, like the record labels would want us to believe, a recent thing, but dates back all the way to Mozart.

FTFY

Proper streaming services at 44.1khz 16 bit will inevitably replace music sales and reduce piracy phenomenally. Labels are just slow with innovation when the gravy train is so yummy.

I am laughing so hard: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2 ... robot-wit/