how is ai slop getting this popular
It's absolutely possible to build a discord replacement
The real issue is convincing people to move
Let's assume the dimensions of the copper block are 40mm40mm160mm (I'm not taking the heat spreader into account here)
That results in a volume of 256000mm3, or 256cm3
Copper (at 20C) has a density of 8.935 g/cm3, so that's roughly 2.28736kg of copper
Copper has a specific heat capacity of 384.603 J/(kg K)
Using E=cm∆t, we can figure out that it would take ≈ 70378J of energy to heat the copper block to 100C, starting at 20C
With a TDP od 120W, that means it would take 586 seconds to heat the block to 100C, or 9m46s
This is probably way off but I was bored
ov uw úv owõv ù òwo öw uwu? uw owõv ù uwüw uv öw ovovo ŭ uw owõv òw öw ovovo:

Basically do what the US did in the 50s?
(int)hideo_kojima
Is this a thing in the US? Here the only time i care is when i dont have my charging cable with me and im looking for one (although this should be changing)
Fun fact: A common way to get access to SYSTEM (higher than admin) privileges on Windows is the sethc exploit, where you replace sethc (the program that shows the sticky keys dialog) with command prompt, and it gets started as SYSTEM, the only thing needed is write access to System32, which can either be from an admin account or by editing the file system externally. This also allows opening a command prompt on the login screen, allowing some cursed things, like if you start explorer.exe on the login screen it combines the desktop and login screen.
The rock isn't really "flattened", its more like being melted, turned into a crystal and sliced
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urban dictionary is ridiculously badly programmed
Until last year there was a major XSS vulnerability where anyone could write a definition that ran arbitrary JavaScript in the user's browser upon loading
Definitions like this could show up in random search results