mythologyandhistory
tomwellborn3rd#YouTube likely stores roughly 5 to 6 exabytes of video alone. That is 5 to 6 billion gigabytes, before counting backups, thumbnails, captions, and multiple quality versions. The actual footprint is even more monstrous.
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MarcoZwei Espresso auf der (Haushalt-)Siebträgermaschine zubereiten (incl. Kaffee mahlen) verbraucht 0,08 kWh Energie.
P.S. wieviel Energie mir morgens ein Espresso gibt lässt sich nur schwer in Zahlen fassen.
Stefan TemmeAllerheiligen ist statistisch der arbeitgeberfreundlichste Feiertag in NRW.
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Júbilo Haku#randomfact
Belle, el perro de Sebastián en la novela (y la caricatura japonesa) es un „Perro de Montaña de los Pirineos” ... pero están en los Alpes.. siempre siempre pensé que estaban en los Pirineos. Claro que ahora que veo el póster.. tiene atrás algo que parece el Matterhorn.
Belle, el perro de Sebastián en la novela (y la caricatura japonesa) es un „Perro de Montaña de los Pirineos” ... pero están en los Alpes.. siempre siempre pensé que estaban en los Pirineos. Claro que ahora que veo el póster.. tiene atrás algo que parece el Matterhorn.
Felix EckhardtRandom Fact:
There are two acceptable cases for violence between countries:
1. If one country is attacked it can use violence to defend itself
2. A UN mandate allows violence as well
There is no third reason, no but, no excuse for violence in other cases.
Sprig 🌱Random Fact:
In Warren Field (Aberdeenshire, Scotland), is what is thought to be the oldest lunisolar calendar ever found.
There, 12 pits appear to mimic the phases of the moon and track lunar months. The calendar would reset on the winter solstice as a form of astronomic correction.
📰 https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-23286928
📺 https://youtu.be/yPIdaaAow_0
MeijaRandom fact:
Tuesday in Old Norse was called Týsdagr, which means "Tyr's day".
The god Tyr: Tyr was a god of war and justice, known for his courage and his association with law and oaths. The most famous myth about him is when he sacrificed his hand so that the fetter on Fenrir (a giant wolf) could be placed. #randomfact #norse #history #Scandinavia
Jessica Tegner 👩🏻🦰Random bit of today:
In the Southern United States during the 1850s, hand fans were popular accessories, particularly among women, and were not only functional but also served as a means of non-verbal communication, a practice known as "Fanology".
Let the Fan Do the Talking: Flirting in the Victorian Era
Beautiful silk fans like this were used by women to communicate with men. In an age where a woman’s behavior was highly scrutinized, a fan was a discreet means of communicating her feelings.
Throughout the Victorian era, well-to-do society adhered to a strict set of rules and etiquette that governed all aspects of everyday life. The day-to-day life of the average middle-class or upper-class lady was directed by rule after rule, from the time she rose in the morning until the time she went to bed at night. One of the only means of freedom of expression was through coded messages using the lost art of ‘fan language’.
Karl Urban#RandomFact: Der US-amerikanische Bürgerkrieg begann *auf den Tag* genau 100 Jahre vor Juri Gagarins erstem Raumflug.
Was passiert, wenn man nach dem allmorgenlichen #Pastpuzzle in der Wikipedia versinkt. 😋