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"Human progress isn't measured by industry. It's measured by the value you place on a life. An unimportant life. A life without privilege. The boy who died on the river. That boys' value is your value...that's what defines a species" - Dr. Who
You know what, good enough. Welcome back, David Tenant!
March 23, 2025 at 2:50 AM
You know what, good enough. Welcome back, David Tenant!
5) use Google to convert ounces(oz) to Milliliters(ml) and that to m^3. Multiply the density of the stuff by the volume of the stuff. You now have total mass of the stuff.
6) divide the mass of total stuff by the mass of one of the stuff. Now you have the total stuff inside the jar.
6) divide the mass of total stuff by the mass of one of the stuff. Now you have the total stuff inside the jar.
December 22, 2024 at 3:32 PM
5) use Google to convert ounces(oz) to Milliliters(ml) and that to m^3. Multiply the density of the stuff by the volume of the stuff. You now have total mass of the stuff.
6) divide the mass of total stuff by the mass of one of the stuff. Now you have the total stuff inside the jar.
6) divide the mass of total stuff by the mass of one of the stuff. Now you have the total stuff inside the jar.
3) use Google to find the density of the item in said jar. It's strange, I know. The number you're looking for should have units of g/m^3.
4) estimate how much space the stuff in the jar takes up.
- ex: Stuff takes up half of a 32oz jar. Then the stuff takes up 16oz.
4) estimate how much space the stuff in the jar takes up.
- ex: Stuff takes up half of a 32oz jar. Then the stuff takes up 16oz.
December 22, 2024 at 3:29 PM
3) use Google to find the density of the item in said jar. It's strange, I know. The number you're looking for should have units of g/m^3.
4) estimate how much space the stuff in the jar takes up.
- ex: Stuff takes up half of a 32oz jar. Then the stuff takes up 16oz.
4) estimate how much space the stuff in the jar takes up.
- ex: Stuff takes up half of a 32oz jar. Then the stuff takes up 16oz.
2) Figure out the mass of the stuff in the jar
- most boxes will note a serving size typically with mass in grams. So if the serving size is 5 and the mass is 20g, then the mass of one will be 20g/5 = 4g.
- most boxes will note a serving size typically with mass in grams. So if the serving size is 5 and the mass is 20g, then the mass of one will be 20g/5 = 4g.
December 22, 2024 at 3:25 PM
2) Figure out the mass of the stuff in the jar
- most boxes will note a serving size typically with mass in grams. So if the serving size is 5 and the mass is 20g, then the mass of one will be 20g/5 = 4g.
- most boxes will note a serving size typically with mass in grams. So if the serving size is 5 and the mass is 20g, then the mass of one will be 20g/5 = 4g.
Cass, I would not be interested in your blurbs...I would be interested in the whole thing!!
November 22, 2024 at 11:33 PM
Cass, I would not be interested in your blurbs...I would be interested in the whole thing!!
I've been trying to get @dearlyyu.bsky.social to play!
November 17, 2024 at 3:17 PM
I've been trying to get @dearlyyu.bsky.social to play!
You're welcome...I guess
November 17, 2024 at 3:16 PM
You're welcome...I guess
Take Me Back To Eden - Sleep Token
November 10, 2024 at 12:27 AM
Take Me Back To Eden - Sleep Token
The entire polyphia discography
November 9, 2024 at 11:55 PM
The entire polyphia discography
No, that's on Mondays. Skankles are fridays...
Didn't you get the emails?
Didn't you get the emails?
November 8, 2024 at 5:20 PM
No, that's on Mondays. Skankles are fridays...
Didn't you get the emails?
Didn't you get the emails?
Should we address the thi...elephant in the room?
November 2, 2024 at 9:51 PM
Should we address the thi...elephant in the room?