It's all Greek to me.
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That he doesn't speak greek.
Prostagma.
PANTODAPOI PHALANGITAI
Did you know that animated GIFs uploaded as profile pictures are still stored on the server as the original GIF and actually work correctly which means there is literally no reason why they can't implement animated avatars on this forum and it is absolutely to do with monumentally chunderboiled forum politics?
Fascinating, I'll just sit here with my fully functioning animated avatar after like 3 lines of code. XenForo sure is a great and adaptable piece of software. FIX IT OR DIE!
Fascinating, I'll just sit here with my fully functioning animated avatar after like 3 lines of code. XenForo sure is a great and adaptable piece of software. FIX IT OR DIE!
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The majority of the population crave it.
#481 Egyptian Blue was the first synthetically produced colour. Its creation dates back about 5000 years when the Great Pyramids were being built.
It was made by heating lime, copper, silica and natron, at a temperature close to 830 degrees C.
The knowledge of the process was lost with the fall of the Roman Empire,
and not until the 1880s was the manufacturing process recreated.
- Chromatopia, An Illustrated History of Colour, by David Coles
en.wikipedia.org
It was made by heating lime, copper, silica and natron, at a temperature close to 830 degrees C.
The knowledge of the process was lost with the fall of the Roman Empire,
and not until the 1880s was the manufacturing process recreated.
- Chromatopia, An Illustrated History of Colour, by David Coles
Egyptian blue - Wikipedia
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#482 Prussian blue was the first modern synthetic pigment. In medicine, orally administered Prussian blue is used as an antidote for certain kinds of heavy metal, the ones with pointless growling.
Interesting. On that note:
#483 Peach Black was a colour made from roasting peach stones in airtight containers.
During WWI The Red Cross organised the collection of millions of peach stones that were turned into charcoal.
It was then used in gas masks of Allied troops as activated charcoal against German chlorine gas.
(Other natural fibres can also be used).*
* Chromatopia, An Illustrated History of Colour, by David Coles
#484 Only 2 industrialised countries have a formal so-called debt ceiling: USA and Denmark.
What Americans can learn from Denmark on handling debt ceiling crisis
Only two industrialised nations have debt ceilings - how come only the US fights about it?
www.bbc.com
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#485 Viking Link, the world's longest land and subsea interconnector, came online today, 29. Dec.
It connects England and Denmark, where wind power is shared.
electrek.co
It connects England and Denmark, where wind power is shared.
The world’s longest land and subsea interconnector just came online
The world’s longest land and subsea interconnector – between the UK and Denmark – started commercial operations today.
electrek.co
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Pentagathoos
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Haber process tho innit fam
Even that's not a good thing, ultimately.
I haber spot on my nose.
#488 CinemaScore is a company that asks moviegoers to rate movies (A+ to F).
Of the 22 movies* that have received an F rating, 17 of them are either horror or thriller movies.
en.wikipedia.org
*As of May 2024
Of the 22 movies* that have received an F rating, 17 of them are either horror or thriller movies.
CinemaScore - Wikipedia
*As of May 2024
Wow, it's almost as if everyone who uses that website has the most underdeveloped boring taste in the history of boilkind. "99.99% of films I have watched are North American, except that one freaky deaky cartoon Spirited Away." Literally boil yourself in a tub of smearpiss.
Just watch some ****in' different films. Pick any country, any decade and go. Mental reboils sit and melt their oily smearbrains on bland mainstream guff when you've got like 120 years of worldwide cinema.
Just watch some ****in' different films. Pick any country, any decade and go. Mental reboils sit and melt their oily smearbrains on bland mainstream guff when you've got like 120 years of worldwide cinema.
