spinnetrouble

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Like a dispensing god

Mine’s 20-200. Had a 1-10, 20-200, and 200-1000, but my 20-200 always gave me the best consistency. What’s yours?

I was skeptical when I saw “Exciting bat news!!!” but it turns out that there was no exaggeration. This is exciting bat news!

Let’s go with “can’t understand,” as in, “she gave a satisfactory explanation of the gnepine hypothesis, and he can’t understand it.” Because, as you’ve pointed out, it doesn’t seem that hard, so maybe he should be crying as she leaves

Hella tite

At least bring lunch trays and goggles, boys. Busted tailbones are no joke

Holy shit, they are hella tite

Friend of mine used to work for a 24-hour big box store in Michigan. He was working an evening shift after a big snow dump when two college kids came through his lane with trash bags, a container of vaseline, and a bottle of vodka. They didn’t even spring for the goggles!

This only gets funnier every time I see it. Anybody got a line on some small, glow in the dark dinosaurs?

Me too. It feels like some piece of the Universe slipping into just the right place.

2025 has had a lot of unexpected surprises!

It’s like they’re not even trying to bring others on board!

This post is causing some serious flashback to that asshole labmate who wouldn’t allow the phase contrast scope used for endospore counts to be serviced because he, the one out four who used it, “liked it better this way.” Just fucking do the proper maintenance on your goddamn equipment, this doesn’t need to be hard!

😭

I went through this scenario reading that piece on new ways of calculating pi. Did you see that? Pretty cool nerd fact.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/string-theorists-accidentally-find-a-new-formula-for-pi/

Ngl, I’m straight up excited to see what kinds of innovations we see for exploring the oceans with all the new energy and storage tech we’re developing. On the one hand, we’re doing it because we’re facing an ecological hellscape; on the other, it’s really exciting to be one of the people who gets to see what we do and where we take it!

That’s a really fair concern. I hope I get to go there someday, and I’m looking forward to doing it with an eye towards good ecological stewardship and responsibility. And not in a floating petri dish, I’m a straight up germaphobe

This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever read. Must’ve been incredible to experience firsthand!

Wait’ll you see them swim!