It’s also an anagram for “O girl, transmen!”

No, it’s just that Ubuntu never correctly upgrades between releases.
I’ve tried so many times, and it basically always failed.

No, 90% is just for heat.

That’s why I wrote it’s 3.3x more expensive, not 3x
10% of the energy is wasted on things like bodily functions, growing, running around and bringing joy to people.

this is fucking catastrophic for the entirety of humanity.

I agree it’s dangerous, but 85% of humanity live in countries that are already either on USA’s shit list or don’t-give-a-shit list, and have never benefited from a Democrat US government either.

What do you like most about your job?

I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I took an error to gpg.

Shit, you got me.

Read the Arch news before clicking “yes”.

Yes, you can. You can even update Arch after a year. But you’ll have to do a few more steps than just pacman -Syu

Are you a bot?

umm, no sweaty…

1+1=11
1+1+1=111
1+1+1+1=1111

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In a market economy, the value of a good increases with demand and decreases with supply.

On the Internet, there is an unlimited supply of cat videos, therefore their market value is 0.

You don’t have to convince me, I was already sold.

I can answer the second question:
Generally, hot-blooded mammals transform 90% of the energy they get from food into heat.
So using a cat for heating your room is about 90% as effective as burning cat food in an oven.

Here’s some napkin math for where I live:
1kg of firewood has 4kWh = 4000 kcal
which is about equivalent to 1kg of really cheap dry cat food (mostly carbohydrates)

1kg of firewood costs about 40 cents
1kg of cheap dry cat food costs about 1,20€

So, cat-based heating is about 3.3x more expensive than burning pre-dried, commercially purchased firewood.
(all of these prices heavily depend on how much you buy in bulk, though. And if you care about your cat’s well-being, you’re gonna spend 2x more on its food)

I have 2 cats.
One of them seems to sense when I’m upset or unwell, and will come to hug me, wrap herself around my neck and purr in my ear.
Then the other one will sneak up on us from behind, jump on her back, and start a cat fight on top of my head.
I love them both, but sometimes I wonder whether getting a second cat was the right decision.

I study how fast poison leaking into the ground is cleaned up by microbes, and how it’s possible to protect drinking water sources from that poison.

I honestly don’t know how to phrase that so it sounds ridiculous or useless.

Shut up! These arcane secrets are what my livelihood in tech support depends on.

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no. A skeleton is 1/100 of a ton. A decaton would be 10 tons.