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I'm Diarmuid. This is some of the stuff I stumble across on the interwebs. More at diarmuid.ie

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This is now available as a T-shirt:

sin b / tan b = cosby t-shirt

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Can’t.stop.laughing.

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leoreturns:

I have been waiting all year to post this.

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Oh so true.

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via Ryan

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Text and email are polite invitations to a conversation. They happen at the speed and leisure of both the sender and the receiver. In stark contrast, when you get a phone call, it’s almost always a convenient time for the caller and a bad time for the recipient, who I refer to as the “victim” because I insist on accuracy. My philosophy is that every phone conversation has a loser.

Scott Adams: Phone (via marco)

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Nuclear waste is miniscule in size—one Coke can’s worth per person-lifetime of electricity if it was all nuclear, Rip Anderson likes to point out. Coal waste is massive—68 tons of solid stuff and 77 tons of carbon dioxide per person-lifetime of strictly coal electricity. The nuclear waste goes into dry cask storage, where it is kept in a small area, locally controlled and monitored. You always know exactly what it’s doing. A 1-gigawatt nuclear plant converts 20 tons of fuel a year into 20 tons of waste, which is so dense it fills just two dry-storage casks, each one a cylinder 18 feet high, 10 feet in diameter. But contrast, a 1-gigawatt coal plant buns 3 million tons of fuel a year and producest 7 million tons of CO2, all of which immediately goes into everyone’s atmosphere, where no one can control it, and no one knows what it’s really up to. That’s not counting the fly ash and flue gases from coal—the world’s largest source of released radioactivity, full of heavy metals, including lead, arsenic, and most of the neurotoxic mercury that has so suffused the food chain…

Stewart Brand, Whole Earth Discipline (via ericmortensen)

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Harry Potter is about confronting fears, finding inner strength and doing what is right in the face of adversity. Twilight is about how important it is to have a boyfriend.

— Stephen King  (via mikehudack)

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Google Translate thinks the Irish are rarely sober.

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This is awesome.