Artyom
@Artyom@lemm.ee
- Comment on meme 4 hours ago:
How have you gone most of your life not listening to Taylor Swift and what changes do I have to make to get to that state? I feel like weekly Taylor Swift is mandatory in most public places.
- Comment on Marvels Rivals requires creators to sign a contract that removes your right to give a negative review to access the playtest 4 days ago:
It must be a REALLY hood game. Only the best games that were already going to get high reviews would ever resort to such a policy
- Comment on pick your side 6 days ago:
Red
- Comment on Sticks 1 week ago:
Smh my head, scientists still don’t have stable fusion, when Erastosthenes was using it as a constant in his experiments.
- Comment on Voyager 1 1 week ago:
It’s not Slack’s fault. It is a good platform for one-off messages. Need a useless bureaucratic form signed? Slack. Need your boss to okay the afternoon off? Slack. Need to ask your lead programmer which data structure you should use and why they’re set up that way? Sounds like the answer should be put in a wiki page, not slack.
All workflows are small components of a larger workplace. Emails also suck for a lot of things. They probably wouldn’t have worked in this case, memos are the logical upgrade from emails where you want to make sure everyone receives it and the topic is not up for further discussion.
- Comment on Helldivers 2 community manager says internal discussions are ongoing regarding mandatory PSN account link 1 week ago:
Same. I was thinking about getting it, but the kernel level anti-cheat is a no go, but then I found out on Linux they don’t have a kernel-level anti cheat, so then I was thinking about it again. No way they’ll ever get me to make a PlayStation account, I left consoles for a reason.
- Comment on we must go back and fix this 1 week ago:
Where science meme
- Comment on sweet dreams 1 week ago:
Here’s a few reasons this doesn’t work:
- Planets are different sizes, electrons are all identical
- 2 planets cannot occupy the same orbit, but (at least) two electrons with opposite spin can
- If you have a high speed planet entering the solar system, you can’t transfer some of its energy to another planet and have the rogue planet continue with less energy
- All orbital energies are possible, not so much for atoms
- Planetary orbits emit gravitational waves. If electrons produced the equivalent (bremstrahlung radiation) during “orbit”, they would collide with the nucleus hilariously fast. This isn’t a problem because electron orbitals don’t have a physical representation.
- Comment on (Re)Caption this. 2 weeks ago:
The penguin makes forward progress because it depends on an open-source software stack that continuously improves with time.
- Comment on If I sign up on a hot air balloon ride and there is bad weather can I get my money back? 2 weeks ago:
I know, my response remains unchanged.
- Comment on If I sign up on a hot air balloon ride and there is bad weather can I get my money back? 2 weeks ago:
If you aren’t ready to lose the money no matter what, perhaps it’s not the best way to spend your money. Hot air baloons are like boats, they’re for people who need a way to lose money when they have too much.
- Comment on How my morning is going... 4 weeks ago:
- They’ll give you a $1000 phone under the guarantee of a 2-year contract. That can be considered a type of loan and they can repo the phone if you stop paying.
- If you stop paying monthly bills, they can only really force you to pay the balance if they have your SSN and can affect your credit score.
I’m not endorsing the practice of ruining people’s chances of buying a home over unpaid phone bills, but it’s a pretty good deal from AT&T’s perspective.
- Comment on Anon caused 9/11 4 weeks ago:
Also, how much dirt touches the flag while it’s up?
- Comment on He revealed the secrets ! 4 weeks ago:
Yes. If you think that’s cool, just wait until you need MargotRobbie@lemmy.world
- Comment on Ain't no one around to hate in the basement. Just me and my jug. 4 weeks ago:
Not even that cheap actually. $10/750ml is on the very low end, but it’s not actually shocking.
- Comment on physick 4 weeks ago:
No, that’d be material science
- Comment on wat 4 weeks ago:
Always has been
- Comment on wat 4 weeks ago:
Just wait until they learn that computers subtract by adding, and multiply by adding, and divide by adding, and do exponents by adding, and do logarithms by adding.
- Comment on PROOF 5 weeks ago:
I’ve heard a similar theory, but we project the hologram in order to hide what we’re actually doing on the lunar surface right now. Unfortunately, they never elaborated past that enticing conspiracy.
- Comment on land shrimp 5 weeks ago:
The biggest crime here is putting rice on pizza
- Comment on PROOF 5 weeks ago:
Dang, that’s honestly really compelling proof that the moon is round. I’m trying to think of things that aren’t definitively proved by this 5 second gig and I can’t think of any. Flat Earthers can’t even claim it’s fake, they can do this test themselves in their backyard.
- Comment on penguins 5 weeks ago:
Apparently this is a lady he met after he broke up with Kim and he makes her wear super weird shit. She’s also way younger than him.
- Comment on Next on the hydraulic press channel! 5 weeks ago:
We have lockout/tagout at home
- Comment on It’s time for a hard reset on notifications 1 month ago:
My rule has always been people can notify me, but bots/apps cannot. If I see a notification not from a person, it gets disabled. If it’s something I can practically do on a website, I don’t download the app.
- Comment on Physics 1 month ago:
Fuck it, physics is magic. You study for years to learn the innate laws of the universe and bend them to your will. You know what most people would do if magicians were real people? They’d call them nerds for spending too much time studying and most people would avoid the subject like the plague. Magicians and physicists are the same thing.
- Comment on me too 1 month ago:
That’s how you know he was a scientist.
- Comment on suck it, math nerds 1 month ago:
If only mathematicians had a number for that. Ya know, the ones famous for making names for things on average once per published paper, most of them completely useless.
- Comment on This was actually a thing btw 3 months ago:
This is horrible but I can’t help but laugh. “Okay, about 80 people are stuck here because their ships ran aground last night. No one knows they’re here, so they have no way to leave unless we help them, so the logical decision here is to simply murder them until there are none left. All in favor of this, say aye!”
- Comment on what if.. 3 months ago:
If snakes had legs, they would spend all their time convincing us to eat pomegranates.
- Comment on This 4 months ago:
This guy exclusively writes shitty contrarian troll comments. A great time to block a user.