The percentages all seem low, I would usually assume that everything except the bottom tier is 95%+ liked. I suppose there’s not many vegetarian options here which must be a factor.

Personally I’d say yes to all the others but I don’t think I’ve ever tried jellied eels. Anyone know if they’re they any good?

Must be, even if the timeline is off for that armour. I say ripper swarm

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At this exact moment I’m more of a “Tiredness kills, take a break”

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Congrats! Nice that there is some fediverse software among the recipients too

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I have a grain of crack here for those who are interested.

You don’t need to do many calculations to see that the AI has gone slightly wrong. Since water covers roughly twice as much of the Earth’s surface as land does, lowering the oceans 1 inch should raise the land by about 2 inches, assuming that the volume of dirt isn’t changed by the process of moving it.

More precisely: Area of the oceans = 361,000,000 km²
1 inch = 2.54cm = 0.0000254 km
Volume of dirt = 361000000 * 0.0000254 = 9169.4 km³
Area of land on Earth = 149,000,000 km²
Height of dirt spread over land = 9169.4 / 149000000 = 0.0000615 km = 6.15 cm = 2.4 inches

Not going to say how many Everests as estimates for the volume of Everest seem to be all over the place. But the point stands that it’s a huge amount of material making the idea somewhat impractical.

Wow this is impressive for a first attempt! I take it this is andromeda? What equipment did you use?