PixlNXT

Seriously wth is wrong with people here?

What is the highest amount of Kg of H2 we've been able to compact per cm? I'm guessing it would be in a liquid state but how much of that can we safely get into a pressurized container?

Hereditary genetic disorder inherited from parent(s)

Genetic disorder originating from some sort of non-hereditary error in genes in a fetus

Non genetic disorder that results from some sort of complication during pregnancy

Non genetic disorder resulting from some sort of damage or injury that occurs after birth.

I swear I've seen so many "It says take 1 pill but I just took 20. Is that bad?" questions on here that I just have to wonder what's causing so many people to ignore such important yet simple warnings.

I also have to wonder if this implies that putting labels on food that say things like "Warning may contribute to obesity" (which somehow is actually a thing some people are trying to have passed as a requirement [gg America why must you always come up with new ways to make me lose even more faith in humanity]) will actually cause people to approach them in a similar manner by completely going overboard for no particular reason.

This is all completely satirical by the way. Basically I'm just trying to figure out what the heck people think they're going to accomplish by deliberately doing something other than what a label warning against potential death if ignored says.

I'm starting a Minecraft club at my high school (believe it or not the school's all for it) and we're looking to have a server exclusive to current students and alumni. One kid's going to bring his computer up to the school and let us run it off of that for a while but the amount of people who signed up for the club has gone far beyond what we were originally predicting it would be and his computer's not going to be able to handle the load without either limiting who gets on and when (which we really don't want to do), or living with some pretty stout lag and occasionally crashing. I'm not looking to rent space on servers from online hosts, I'm looking for actual hardware that we'll physically own. It'll have to be able to support anywhere around 1-20+ people at a time (seriously, a ton of people have signed up) and inevitably more as more people find out about the club and more people coming in from middle school join each year.

So we're looking for a fast, reliable, and durable server that runs smoothly. It doesn't necessarily have to be the cheapest thing on the market but preferably not one of the more expensive ones.

I have no idea where I would buy a server or how to recognize what kinds would be best for gaming either.

Can someone help out?

(If I've completely misunderstood something or how something works, sorry, I've never done anything like this before)

To avoid pointless, off topic arguments, let me just say that I'm not claiming that global warming is real or fake, so please don't try to answer with that. Answer this like it's a hypothetical situation, whether you believe it or not.

I hear people saying that the polar icecaps melting will cause the sea level to rise and eventually lead to the disappearance of the north pole landmass since it's not actually land.

What I'm wondering is how all that ice melting will cause the sea to rise if that ice in the north is already displacing the ocean water. And to top that off, water expands when it's frozen so shouldn't the volume displaced by the north icecap actually decrease and thereby lower the sea level? At first I thought that maybe a bunch of snow and ice exists on top of the north icecap that isn't displacing the water, then I remembered that it would still weigh all the ice below it further down thereby displacing more water. I know that much of what's on Antarctica will melt too which might make up for the volume lost, but since it's not completely ice like the north, how exactly will that cause the sea level to rise so much that it's a dangerously urgent matter?

I thought I saw somewhere that they had on-property condos you could rent or buy long term instead of having to pay for hotels by the night.

I know these terms might be generic and a little ambiguous but:

Corvette

Destroyer

Carrier

Frigate

Cruiser

Dreadnought

Battleship

Gunboat

Freighter

And what is the definition of a capital warship.

Any additional info on what each of these is specifically is welcome

On the Barnes and Noble website it says that the complete season is being released on Oct. 2nd and will be sold in stores. Is this just the original untranslated version or is it like a translated version.

And while on the topic, will the Mayo Chiki paperback books also being released soon be the manga or the light novels?

I wish Barnes and Noble was more descriptive on their website than just release date, publisher, and pages/time.