potoo22
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- Comment on Being a dude sucks 2 days ago:
Latinas be like “*scoffs* You’re such a little bitch. I’ll do it myself.”
- Comment on What's your test for people? 2 days ago:
Apparently I’m a truly good human because my organizational autism trait gets triggered. I’m not even annoyed fixing them. It’s just satisfying to see them in order.
- Comment on What's your test for people? 2 days ago:
It *can* be seen as rude, depending on the culture. Like, “I did your job for you because you took so long”. More often in “high class” settings, like places that need reservations weeks in advance.
But most of the time, people just don’t care to assist the waiters and most waiters will appreciate it.
- Comment on Meta launches 'Vibes,' a short-form video feed of AI slop | TechCrunch 6 days ago:
Vibe means something like “the feel” or “the atmosphere”. You provide the general idea of what you want (the vibes) and the AI fills in the gaps… Typically with slop of stolen work.
- Comment on What’s the actual reason neurodivergent people are sometimes discriminated against or bullied? 2 weeks ago:
Yup. Herd mentality. If you’re not part of the herd, you’re a valid target for reinforcing the herd’s stances.
- Comment on What is it called when you believe the U.S. political parties shouldn’t exist? 2 weeks ago:
Finally! I found the name for what I’ve been thinking of. Thank you!
Yeah! I think liquid democracy is practical with today’s technology, especially if it is encrypted correctly with verification and privacy in mind.
- Comment on Google deletes net-zero pledge from sustainability website 4 weeks ago:
Don’t be evil - Comment on Good news. :) 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on We have always been at war with the Kingdom of Myrm 5 weeks ago:
I see what you did there
Arthur is an aardvark, which is an anteater
- Comment on We have always been at war with the Kingdom of Myrm 5 weeks ago:
Human anteaters live among us and they look just like any other human.
If you eat one ant, you are an anteater. You may not even consciously have eaten one. It could have been hidden in your sandwich or mixed in with a soup. You may be an anteater and not even known it.
- Comment on Warning: C-word 5 weeks ago:
An old favorite
youtu.be/x3nUeMR5k3E - Comment on The average age of Disney princesses is 505y. 5 weeks ago:
Mulan has the highest kill count… I think
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 5 weeks ago:
The best way to enhance the taste of any soup is to add sawdust.
- Comment on Let's hear it, little lemmings. 5 weeks ago:
Take some iodine pills before you talk to her.
- Comment on Ideal car 5 weeks ago:
P = IV
- Comment on only got basic... 1 month ago:
That’s a safety hazard… Which means the break subscription plan isn’t optional. It’s mandatory. And you can only use the Mercedes authorized break pads, as third party breaks would present a safety hazard and are thus illegal. Failure to remain on the Mercedes Safe Subscription package will result in the forfeiture of you vehicle.
- Comment on Refrigerators have DRM on them, To force you to buy $50 water filters or it won't dispense water 1 month ago:
“It’s for the safety of the consumer.” is such a bullshit excuse to strongarm people into a subscription model.
- Comment on Deep dish thought 1 month ago:
I just woke up and was not ready for this level of philosophy
- Comment on Pure Shame 1 month ago:
“Oh hey! You go to this floor too?! So much cleaner.”
- Comment on IT'S CORN SWEAT SEASON 2 months ago:
And corn oil and corn sugar. The corn weapons didn’t work out.
- Comment on minecraft modding community 2 months ago:
They’re weird fantasy ways of doing tech things.
- Comment on let's use PIN pad to complete transaction together 2 months ago:
At least it doesn’t use Amazon titles.
- Comment on let's use PIN pad to complete transaction together 2 months ago:
The associate is busy with someone else and there are 3 other self-checkout stands with flashing lights.
- Comment on kingdom come 2 months ago:
The true misconception is that there are scientific definitions and culinary definitions. No the culinary definitions don’t fit their scientific category. They’re not intended to.
- Comment on Mushroom learns to crawl after being given robot body 2 months ago:
Cyber Myconids… Oh boy.
“Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should”
- Comment on Wake up babe new shape just dropped 2 months ago:
They could be if we’re talking about non-euclidian geometry.
- Comment on Don't make me say it 2 months ago:
😱 The audacity!
- Comment on DIY 4th of July 2 months ago:
To my understanding, the arcing is caused by hard edges. E.g. all the elections could be at the end of a fork’s tines, and EM field forces them to jump to another tine instead of going through the root of the fork.
Since spoons are rounded, they don’t need to jump. I don’t think the material plays much of a role in arcing other than providing resistance. They would heat up, but they’d melt before they arc. Still, they can arc from one spoon to another spoon when there multiple spoons close enough.
- Comment on DIY 4th of July 2 months ago:
The contact points between the spoons will heat up and may melt or spark.
- Comment on 4D Salmon 2 months ago:
Use the spoiler tags. Now I know Q is a 4-dimentional Salmon. The surprise is ruined.
