the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

the Schrödinger equation is some real nonsense

too wiggly, hard to follow, mostly unsolvable. 1/5 one point because at least it looks simple
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ways to feel old: see a youtube video titled "what happened to the A: and B: drives in windows"

realizing that so many people have never used floppy disks to the point that they don't even know that A: and B: are reserved for floppy drives...
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Problems that seem like they should be hard but are actually easy: Given an arbitrary mechanical linkage, determine how to arrange it such that a specific point on it lands in a specific location (inverse kinematics)

Problems that seem like they should be easy but are actually hard: Prove that any deformed circle that doesn't intersect itself has an inside and an outside (Jordan curve theorem)

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To let people know, we will not be doing anything at all for april fool's day.
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why is it called eggplant and not veggetable
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do you ever wonder if wyoming will ever have to change its name to wyomed

when will the wyoming finish
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ace thetic
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you know it's been too long since you've had proper spicy food when eating a bowl of orange chicken sends you running for the milk

(to be fair we did pay the 50¢ upcharge for the "make it spicy" option)
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i miss seeing @Mewt around here....
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but hey, a new one would have cost literally fifty times more
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turns out, when you buy used highly specialized electro-pneumatic laboratory equipment that
- was built in 1990
- from designs that date to 1980
- by a company that no longer exists
- and that hasn't been turned on in over a decade
it's kinda tough to get it working again and involves being *extremely* relieved to find that a company still manufactures a part you need, even if it's a 7-week lead time, because how the hell else were we going to replace that broken valve
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you know how sometimes you just randomly start remembering everything bad or even slightly embarrassing that you've done

yeah that's not good
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google? no, i'm talking about this colloidal avian friend, the goo gull
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also apparently there are chain bars in the UK???

learning weird things about differences between the US and UK from watching tom scott videos
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wait plasticine is just the british word for playdough?? we heard the word once and thought it was some kind of high explosive
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hmm... tails. tails are good.
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wire nuts

why do they exist
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well that was a poor decision

was real thirsty so went to a drive-through on the way home

waited in line for 20 minutes to get a pretty poor quality tea (poor qualitea)

it's a ten minute trip home normally
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