Midnitte
@Midnitte@beehaw.org
- Comment on Gnome adds Pride themes! 🏳️🌈 1 day ago:
Ah, a shame it’s just wall papers, but pride-d looks nice.
Thanks!
- Comment on The Expanse: Osiris Reborn Announcement Trailer 1 day ago:
At the end of book 2, a previously dead character is revealed to be “alive” - which then leads to the activation of the gates and investigation on Illus
- Comment on The Expanse: Osiris Reborn Announcement Trailer 1 day ago:
Are you speaking as captain or partner right now?
I think it’s said you’re playing as part of pink water security, so will be interesting to see just how open it is
- Comment on Leaves have evolved at least twice 🤔 2 days ago:
At least once
- Comment on Gnome adds Pride themes! 🏳️🌈 2 days ago:
Yea some screenshots would be nice :/
- Comment on Microsoft wants a version of USB-C that “just works” consistently across all PCs 6 days ago:
Doesn’t really apply here - Microsoft is just using its clout to make things work more like they’re expected to:
But some of that confusion persists. A weakness built into the USB-C from the very beginning was that the specification for the physical connector was always separate from the specifications for the USB protocol itself… Microsoft is using its Windows Hardware Compatibility Program (WHCP) for PC companies to mandate support for charging, display output, and at least 5Gbps USB speeds on all USB-C ports built into all PCs…
- Comment on Tinder tests letting users set a 'height preference' 1 week ago:
So many ways to make fun of this.
How do they plan to verify the information? Bananas for scale?
What about other preferences, like dick or breast size?
- Comment on Discord lures users to click on ads by offering them new Orbs currency 1 week ago:
Orbs I really dont want to ponder.
- Comment on The internet thinks this video from Gaza is AI. Here's how we proved it isn't. 1 week ago:
Fake News does nothing but further dilute the trust in real news - the poison that numbs you to the knife in your back.
- Comment on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Starfish 1 week ago:
For I must feed and have no mouth… so let’s regenerate that quickly
- Comment on Tantrum & sulk seem to be a loop. 1 week ago:
Lose interest doesn’t seem to have enough connecting arrows
- Comment on Google’s New AI Puts Breasts on Minors—And J. D. Vance 2 weeks ago:
MalcovICH, maaaalcovich 😘
- Comment on Google’s New AI Puts Breasts on Minors—And J. D. Vance 2 weeks ago:
Damn, so we’re back to 1999 already?
- Comment on What Are People Still Doing on X? 2 weeks ago:
Clearly The Atlantic understands.
Perhaps he can talk to the board about it… :/
- Comment on Jimmy Neutron was a sciencememes poster 2 weeks ago:
Nah just FCC grade
- Comment on Brian Eno, creator of the Windows 95 startup sound, calls on Microsoft to sever ties with Israel 2 weeks ago:
An employee also just bypassed email filters to protest Microsofts support of war crimes.
- Comment on For the little guys. 2 weeks ago:
See: the original penguin
- Comment on That's it. That's the joke. 2 weeks ago:
Don’t worry, taking cervical biopsy samples will still be full of pain - why would anyone need painkillers? There are no nerve endings, so there should be no pain
closes ears to personal testimony
- Comment on SOCKS SOCKS SOCKS 2 weeks ago:
That second image is approaching nightmare fuel
- Comment on List of Fan (OpenSource) Ports/Remakes of Games 2 weeks ago:
There’s also Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
- Comment on FCC Chair Brendan Carr is letting ISPs merge—as long as they end DEI programs 3 weeks ago:
Yea but it makes me feel uncomfortable /s
- Comment on China begins assembling its supercomputer in space 3 weeks ago:
That is certainly a description…
On a routine debris collection run, Yuri Mihairokov finds a compass, the only keepsake of his deceased wife, and is rescued by Hachirota “Hachimaki” Hoshino. Pilot Fee Carmichael stops the terrorist plan by ramming the Toy Box into the satellite and knocking it off course, sacrificing the Toy Box in the process.
What terrorist plot? What does that have to do with the compass?
- Comment on China begins assembling its supercomputer in space 3 weeks ago:
Seems like ocean supercomputers would be more viable…
- Comment on Einstein-Landauer culinary units 3 weeks ago:
Oh sure, throw a fit — just wait until you want to convert those units to kilojoules!
Who’s laughing now, tablespoons?!
- Comment on Nintendo posts video showing Switch 2 mouse controls working on the Home screen [VGC] 4 weeks ago:
Interesting that it seems to work so well, but not $450 interesting.
- Comment on Inside the life of a 24/7 streamer: ‘What more do you want?’ 4 weeks ago:
Right - like we’re all struggling, but at least we get sick days and at least some sex, sometimes.
For three years, she has taken no sick days, gone on no vacations, declined every wedding invitation, had no sex.
This just hits passed home - hope she gets what she needs out of this financially soon enough to stop — shit is not healthy at all.
- Comment on Inside the life of a 24/7 streamer: ‘What more do you want?’ 4 weeks ago:
Especially when you have to draw 24 due to stackies
- Comment on Shower thought: Valve could do the ultimate boss-move this year 4 weeks ago:
The new version on the Steam Deck isn’t available - the old version of course is, but you might as well use Bazzite.
I dont think Valve would bother trying to convert people to Linux - regardless of where people’s OSes are, they are the gaming store. Plus, Valve really doesn’t think developers should develop Linux native ports, so I dont think they’re really push people to use Linux - just use whatever you want and play shit with Proton if needed.
- Comment on Yes, AI will eventually replace some workers. But that day is still a long way off 4 weeks ago:
They’re going/are replacing workers - the problem is they’re going to make someone else do more work and check/fix the output.
In the end, there won’t be any cost savings (or frankly, even any “productivity”) - just another tool companies pay for because every other company uses it.
- Comment on Data speaks for itself 4 weeks ago:
If you torture the data long enough, hey look at how low I got my p-value.
