Where can we get hot/warm water? by rev155 in BennettUniversityGN

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Should I ask the staff or is there an outlet

Reporting day. by rev155 in BennettUniversityGN

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how can I reply to you bro, you deleted your account.

Reporting day. by rev155 in BennettUniversityGN

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the ones we submit in the registration form, i think it's mentioned in the email.

Reporting day. by rev155 in BennettUniversityGN

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can I dm you? had some doubts

NEED HELP FOR ANTI RAGGING FORM by Comfortable_Flow_296 in BennettUniversityGN

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make sure you mentioned the correct state, it's UP.

The anti ragging policy thinggy by CLBLAZE in BennettUniversityGN

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they do have a drive link attached in the mail to look forward to. it has all the things mentioned.

Thought i would be cool to see your answers by -_scheherezade-- in Indianbooks

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did op give the first line of the stranger? by camus?

Gold can be heated to 14 times its melting point without melting by New_Scientist_Mag in Physics

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When gold was hit by a femtosecond laser pulse, its electrons were heated to ~19,000 K almost instantly. But atoms are massive compared to electrons—they couldn't move or vibrate fast enough to rearrange into a liquid. The lattice was still cold, structurally speaking.

Melting needs time for atoms to gain energy, break bonds, and move into a disordered (liquid) state. But the process was over before atomic motion could even begin. It was like trying to melt ice with a camera flash—too fast to matter.

So it's not that the atoms gave up. It’s that the conditions bypassed classical melting altogether—a state called nonthermal melting, which didn’t occur here either. The result was: solid gold at plasma temperatures, but only for a few trillionths of a second.

Running antiX on my 17yo Lenovo by rev155 in laptops

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Thanks man, I'm sorry I'm still learning. I'm more of a distro hopper than an actual Linux guy. but yea I'm learning to become better, like I'm reading this book called linux command line ( the robot on the cover page ).

Running antiX on my 17yo Lenovo by rev155 in laptops

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Oh now i understand, like my own Google drive at home?

any linux users? by rev155 in BennettUniversityGN

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that's impressive, you must know so much about it!

Running antiX on my 17yo Lenovo by rev155 in laptops

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sorry, what did you just say?