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Cake day: October 25th, 2022

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  • I was just curious, mostly because I like to follow space related news and the most I’ve heard of the Chinese missions were related to putting a man on the moon by 2030, so a jump to a full reactor with no news of a base seemed surprising. Especially since the Russian space agency has not been making many moon based plays recently, as their focus has been in satellites and earths orbit.

    Also I had to dig further, but the coolant is not water based. Mining and processing the water from the moon would be extremely impractical and would use more energy then the reactor could create, and there would be no way to mine enough to sustain a reactor in general. The planned coolant is liquid sodium based on what the Chinese agency has stated, which will be shipped from Earth.

    The planned design also seems to be a fast breeder reactor, which haven’t been used since the 60’s because of uranium enrichment processes, and breeders having a significantly reduced energy output compared to light water reactors. Meaning the plan is probably to mine the uranium directly from the moon.

    Also China has been very diligent with their claims, but they too haven’t been completely blameless from making a grandiose claim here or there, or cancelling projects. The Russian agency is far more guilty of this (at least they’re not as bad as nasa lmao) but they constantly cancel plans, or have them stagnate, to a level that raises a question of I’d like to see some progress first. Especially since the moon has not been Russia’s main focus for quite a while. I am very excited for this project though! Can’t wait!












  • ComradeSalad@lemmygrad.mltoMemes@lemmygrad.mlstate of the west: uk
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    8 months ago

    They’re advertising intermittent fasting.

    An actual food consumption model with nutritional science behind it. You can even find a lot of articles here on the Grad on how to set up a plan.

    That’s a heavy stretch to stay that they’re telling people to starve. They’re essentially just saying “stop snacking whenever you feel hungry; you’re all obese”.

    Anyway. Fuck the Telegram.


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    Absolute rag of a new source, but what’s wrong with the article? They’re discussing how modern people are so used to feeling “full” that they keep constantly eating and snacking, which is usually on unhealthy items and is a sure fire recipe for weight gain, obesity, and a myriad of health issues.

    They essentially just say that feeling hungry every once in a while isn’t a death sentence, and that you should just wait for your next meal. Along with recommending to stop gorging on chips, and to try intermittent fasting to help lose weight and avoid mindless snacking.

    I feel like this is really stretching it to try and say that they’re telling people to starve.



  • How is it possible to have steam and not pay a grand total of 5 dollars at some point over years and years.

    This is to prevent scammers from flooding new accounts and ban evading for free.

    It also prevents bot accounts on Source games like TF2 and CSGO, which have seen a collapse in bots ever since it’s been made that you have to spend 5 dollars on each account for them to be able to spam and aimbot.

    This is the thing you draw the line at? It’s been 5 dollars for over a decade. This is hardly scalping, and steam isn’t demanding you pay anything.