Victor

Looks absolutely insufferable.

Love how you snuck in the correction there. Classy 👌 Have my up vote. ❤️✌️

Yup. Each number also has six lines between them. There’s usually only four lines from what I’ve seen. One line = ⅕ ml, or 200 μL. Some thinner syringes will have markings for 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5 ml. Those have one line for each ⅒ ml, but still only four lines between the numbered markers.

I feel like maybe this generated image was influenced by an image of a syringe with the half-ml markings, like in the picture below. Then there would be two markings starting with 1, and with 2, and so on. But the generation missed the “.5” part. 😅

Also exhale just as you do it. 👍 Learned that the other day from that maths professor whose name escapes me just now. Redhead, adorable, red nails always. YouTube, Instagram, she’s on all of it.

Cool, thanks, I’ll have a look 🙂

Cool, thanks for that!

I don’t know why you bring up being able to see the dwarf galaxy at night as a qualifier.

Because a whole ass galaxy should be visible, I would think, but I also asked how small we’re talking — maybe it wouldn’t be visible. You know?

Anyway,

The Sagittarius dwarf galaxy, a small satellite of the Milky Way that is leaving a stream of stars behind as an effect of our Galaxy’s gravitational tug, is visible as an elongated feature below the Galactic centre and pointing in the downwards direction in the all-sky map of the density of stars observed by ESA’s Gaia mission between July 2014 to May 2016.

Scientists analysing data from Gaia’s second release have shown our Milky Way galaxy is still enduring the effects of a near collision that set millions of stars moving like ripples on a pond. The close encounter likely took place sometime in the past 300–900 million years, and the culprit could be the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy.

Seems like it was only a near collision eons ago, but maybe it’s still on a an absorption path to be consumed by The Milky Way in the future. Cool, didn’t know about that.

Oh god. Thanks for that midlife crisis!

Nah, that’s a yes or no question, that’s a worse question. I want to know what’s causing the aurora, if not a star.

They say it saves time compared to washing your hair, right? Oh, you mean like not shaving and not washing. Probably shouldn’t even shower either to save even more time. That’s brilliant. brb gonna fire up LinkedIn and make a post.

So how come there’s an aurora when there’s no star to spray it with electromagnetic radiation?

You’d think we would be able to see a dwarf galaxy approaching close to our galaxy at night? Or how dwarfey are we talking?

Haven’t even begun colliding though. We can still see it way in the distance. It’s millions/billions of years away until colliding.

Imagine the night sky far in galactic future when Andromeda is like directly overhead at night. What an amazing view. Shame earth wouldn’t be around to see it.

I’d say stop doing it, but since it’s karaoke it’s almost like you have to do it.

I like gofile.io. 🤷‍♂️ Not self-hosted but hey.

Danes have been quite xenophobic lately.

Isn’t North Korea already a dangerous dictatorship with its citizens in a vice? I don’t think their benevolent leader needs to “get away” with any of the shit he does at this point, or what do you say? Is there any chance of overthrowing him?

So if I’m running Arch but running flatpak Steam, my Arch statistic will not go noticed?

Still increases in other areas ☺️👍

Can confirm, the 9s are the best phones. Love my Pro.