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@ionchy@octodon.social okay they seem to be mostly b2b because their store lists three kinds of men's shirts in various colors and nothing else https://retail.americanapparel.com/ (click through to men's or women's)

@ionchy@octodon.social oh looks like they went bankrupt twice, closed all stores in 2017, went fully online and at least partly business-to-business and seriously rebranded https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2018/9/25/17888594/american-apparel-melrose-store-relaunch

@ionchy@octodon.social I'm pretty sure I have a bunch of shirts made by them lol, didn't know they used to be like, a chain?

@ionchy@octodon.social wym? all the nice print-to-order websites seem to use their shirts

@LottieVixen yeah I get that, sorry

@LottieVixen idk it'll heat up food pretty quickly

@LottieVixen well, microwaves have their wattage specified usually so that's why I used it at an example bc light bulbs don't heat up that much anymore

@LottieVixen yeah 650 W is quite a bit of heat, that's a microwave on medium low

@codl they weren't good enough at Mario

@LottieVixen yes! and that's happening all the time and can't be reversed, to convert energy into a more "useful" form you have to expend more energy, the entropy of the universe can only go up

@LottieVixen the electrical energy does work (not even real work in the physics sense) while turning into heat

@Gmr_Leon tell that to someone who has aphantasia lol

@LottieVixen energy can't be destroyed, just converted to a less useful form of energy (scientists say that the entropy of the system rises)

@LottieVixen though if you have a 650 W power supply that doesn't mean your computer is drawing 650 W all the time or even under full load, more like 250 W maybe? and under full load you're still supposed to have like 50-100 W to spare

@LottieVixen every single of those watts becomes heat