from what i understand, part of it is because methadone has a very long half life, which means that patients don’t bounce from rush to crash every day but instead taper down slowly. also because it touches other receptors than opioid receptors in a way that helps in this case
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Europe@feddit.org•Winter tyres in Europe, 2026–27: the rule in every country, week by week [OC]English
2·12 hours agoYes even in places where there’s no legal requirement because it is better to do that and because insurer can fuck you up if you don’t have correct tyres
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Technology@lemmy.world•Behind the Scenes, Meta’s Board Is Battling With Mark Zuckerberg Over His Out-of-Control AI Spending: The directors have had enough.English
5·2 days agozuck can’t be in practical terms fired
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Technology@lemmy.world•Italy Stores Grid Power in Giant CO2 Domes [Closed loop critical point CO2 compression battery, currently 200 MWh]English
4·2 days agovapor pressure of liquid carbon dioxide at whatever temperature storage tanks happen to be. wiki tells me it’s 60 atm at 22C and 40 atm at 6C, so not that much in grand scheme of things
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News@lemmy.world•Arrest made after fire at Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat
8·2 days agomaybe something else nearby could catch fire
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Technology@lemmy.world•Italy Stores Grid Power in Giant CO2 Domes [Closed loop critical point CO2 compression battery, currently 200 MWh]English
35·2 days agothe trick is that in high energy state carbon dioxide is liquid held under pressure instead of high pressure gas, like it works with compressed air energy storage, this makes it much more efficient
the article is wrong tho. after compression carbon dioxide doesn’t stay at supercritical state, it gets cooled into liquid. text is slop and so are images. there’s more errors
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News@lemmy.world•Arrest made after fire at Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat
11·2 days agomaybe you can’t
The Eagle’s Nest was still on fire early on Saturday By Patrick Jackson
Published 3 hours ago
Police in the southern German state of Bavaria have detained a suspect during a fire at Adolf Hitler’s Alpine mountain retreat, the Kehlsteinhaus, also known as the Eagle’s Nest.
Dispatchers in Traunstein received a fire alarm from the building at 21:15 local time (19:15 GMT) on Friday and firefighters found it engulfed in flames.
Difficult terrain was hindering efforts to extinguish the blaze and it was still burning early on Saturday, police said, with some 200 emergency personnel deployed. There were no reports of injuries.
The Nazi dictator used the retreat, which lies above the town of Berchtesgaden, as a part-time seat of government and met commanders there to plan the invasion of the USSR in 1941.
Hitler also used the area as a backdrop for propaganda films portraying him as a lover of animals and nature.
A criminal investigation is under way to determine whether the suspect is connected to the fire.
The Eagle’s Nest (file photo)
Completed by the Nazis in 1938, the Eagle’s Nest escaped destruction after their defeat in 1945.
Since then, it has become a popular tourist destination and houses a mountain inn.
It serves as “a cautionary reminder of the abysses of the inhumane Nazi dictatorship”, according to its official website, external.
During World War Two, Hitler and his followers were responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people, including the mass murder of European Jews.
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TechTakes@awful.systems•Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending 25th October 2026English
13·3 days agorationalists are so big brained thonkers that they don’t need to learn history, they can get it from the first principles, haven’t you heard
fullsquare@awful.systemstoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•What is this "work" you speak of?English
5·3 days agoThe master craftsman will know where they can wing it and by how much, and this includes shitty tools
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TechTakes@awful.systems•Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending 25th October 2026English
5·5 days agoEvery Korolev needs a crew of Glushkos to figure out shit he was actually hired for
is that basque space program reference?
tvs were made before fr4 was a thing
that’s because the right thing is to switch to bike
TVs made to soviet design famously caught fire, this was before this all printed circuit board deal was perfected. they just used cardboard-like material for that, it was flammable, absorbed water over time, and there were too closely spaced traces with high voltage on them
People just don’t remember shit that broke down quickly
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TechTakes@awful.systems•Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending 18th October 2026English
1·7 days agoIf they wanted to show exponential relationship, then exponential scale would work better, but i think it was just a ceiling on former benchmarks
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TechTakes@awful.systems•Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending 18th October 2026English
15·8 days agojust yesterday that motherfucker posted allegation that “slop” is a word from nazi vocabulary. so that bitch says that any criticism of ai is far right signifier actually. as in, the product being sold on a promise of displacing all labour and redirecting all wealth to five sfba dipshits, and cooking brains of maga boomers worldwide as we speak
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TechTakes@awful.systems•Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending 18th October 2026English
7·9 days agoi also like how they skipped the part where it was 10k (or whatever) instances running in parallel
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TechTakes@awful.systems•Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending 18th October 2026English
3·9 days agomirai also was spotted ten years ago, and if iot push happened earlier so would it







no way lol, if anything there’s another hike incoming