Fantasy talk. Nobody knows how to build "nanoscale sensors".
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The Great Toilet Paper Shortage of 2020 wasn’t as irrational as we thought.We have 5 Bidets in the house. Some have hot water connections, and some do not. I don't care one way or the other.
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The Great Toilet Paper Shortage of 2020 wasn’t as irrational as we thought.@jon-nyc said in The Great Toilet Paper Shortage of 2020 wasn’t as irrational as we thought.:
@taiwan_girl said in The Great Toilet Paper Shortage of 2020 wasn’t as irrational as we thought.:
Get a bidet!!!! Never realized how nice they were until I got one. Hard to go back!
Plus, you use quite a bit less toilet paper
Mark was evangelizing them at the time. I ended up getting a poor man’s bidet (sprayer attached to toilet) as Mayla prefers them.
I still do! We went Bidet back in 2017 or so. I was laughing at all the toilet paper hoarders. I hate pooping without a bidet.
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1/3 of usI used around 200 litres of water in the bathtub I used yesterday. You can drown yourself in as little as 5 litres. 40 lives saved!
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The Bitcoin/Crypto ThreadYes, from what I understand, the transaction costs are going to become more and more important until they become the single source of income for miners (namely when the maximum number of bitcoins has been reached).
In any case, I believe the protocol is self-adjusting in the sense that the situation above - mining more expensive than reward - self-corrects quickly.
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The Bitcoin/Crypto ThreadThat doesn't make sense to me. The difficulty of mining a Bitcoin is adjusted every two weeks to get a block time around every 10 mins. That should make that situation very unlikely and self-correct quickly. Also, I believe the miners get something extra from the transaction costs.
