tetris11
@tetris11@lemmy.ml
- Comment on May the 4th be with you 1 day ago:
Scott is a prick, and got what’s coming to him. Caw.
- Comment on Photon Poetry 1 day ago:
Well, a little bit better than Vogon poetry at least
- Comment on Your majesty 1 day ago:
But it was enough, for the koopa’s were mounting strength…
- Comment on 1 day ago:
Thank you for asking this. Also wondering. It’s just a compositor for wayland right? A compton/picom equivalent?
- Comment on Old skool 2 days ago:
Well he’s giving himself one maybe
- Comment on Caption this 2 days ago:
\require{howaboutdeeznuts} - Comment on Old skool 2 days ago:
I mean, the guy on the right there is definitely doing something with his hand…
- Comment on Caption this 2 days ago:
\coolS - Comment on Anon spectates a slap fight 2 days ago:
Watching someone interacting with a different friendship group is always bizarre.
I had a mate from school like this. Went to his house and met his local town friends. They spent half the time tickling each other and trying to depants each other.
I can believe parts of OPs story
- Comment on Anon struggles with a one day chip 3 days ago:
amber unclenched, so 4chan is out now
- Comment on Found paper 3 days ago:
I… I love this.
- Comment on Found paper 3 days ago:
Coping both physically and mentally in this world is exhausting.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
Ive been camping everywhere, man. Camped in deserts far, man
- Comment on Happy International Worker's Day to everybody who celebrates the ongoing struggle for equality, freedom and reform! 4 days ago:
Viva la Quince Brigada!
- Comment on It's Wednesday my dudes! 5 days ago:
Tell me you’ve seen a frog thruplet during their mating season without telling me you’ve seen a frog thruplet.
(Frogs bang hard. Sometimes on top of other frogs. Imagine trying to walk home but you’re also fireman carrying your friend who is actively sexing someone you are also carrying)
- Comment on Anon dreams of onigiri 5 days ago:
I’m reporting to you to Jesus
- Comment on It puts the frequency in the bucket or it gets the sigterm again 6 days ago:
Huh. Mind blown. I guess that explains why a regular phone with radio capabilities couldn’t pick up the bat calls without an extra device.
I do recall we had to point the “radios” at the source we were trying to capture, so I guess it’s a sonar of sorts?
- Comment on Some Grammaticial voices. 6 days ago:
Twas not the merit of the deed, but the volume of the citation that laid waste to all dreams of laboratoire bare
- Comment on It puts the frequency in the bucket or it gets the sigterm again 6 days ago:
It is a radio though, no? If I tune in to 95.8 Khz to access Capitol FM’s (bad) music, I’m hearing that radio band downshifted to 5-20 KHz on my speakers to make it audible for me.
It’s the same principle I thought for bats, I’m just tuning in to lower frequencies.
- Comment on Some Grammaticial voices. 6 days ago:
“I did the testing, but the results are not meant for me. I must now travel to the West, into the Private Sector.” said the PhD at their graduation party.
A desolate wasteground of nothingness washed over the land, leaving nothing but apathy and desolation in it’s wake. The postdoc picked up a fallen fence post and sharpened it into spear. “These are dark times” they whispered, and set off back up the mountain, picking up the charred remains of the bridge to their former lab and pulling on the thin whisps of job strings dangled carelessly at random from the sky, sometimes doing nothing other than pulling the stormy sky down further to the ground.
- Comment on Some Grammaticial voices. 6 days ago:
Temba, his arms full. Darmok and Jalad at the ocean. Uzani, when light came over the mountain
- Comment on Some Grammaticial voices. 6 days ago:
We hunted the samples at nightfall and subjected them to relentless, unforgiving scrutiny.
- Comment on It puts the frequency in the bucket or it gets the sigterm again 6 days ago:
I went on a Bat Walk last week. It was a few of us, walking around the park a little after sunset, pointing our radios at rotted trees and tuning it to frequencies of 45-65Khz. You could hear the bats with their popping sounds before you saw them, tiny things snatching up insects off the surface of the water… incredible maneuverability
The park ranger had this USB sonar device hanging off his phone, which scanned the entire frequency range in fixed bins of about 5KhZ or so, and used it to identify the types of bats that we were hearing and just about seeing: Common and Soprano Pippistrellas, and some Noctules.
(src: researchgate.net/…/Peak-frequency-and-signal-dura…)
It was just a group of us, huddled in silence listening to the crackle and pops of these little guys feasting for their late evening breakfast on our radios. It was pretty magical
- Comment on Space Dreams 1 week ago:
I got to watch mercy sun transit through his telescope.
Did he also teach you how to milk a cow blindfolded?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
D was favoured by the New School of Revisionists, who seem to be publishing less and less as their theorems fall flat in the face of the ABC coalition’s triumphs.
It’s just a fad, do not buy into their D-based propaganda - Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Yes. Reasons: A, B, and C. Not D.
- Comment on Anon studies Buddhism 1 week ago:
Ah I see, thanks for the extra context!
- Comment on We sure do like our Fungi 1 week ago:
reptilehow.org/lizards-that-are-vegetarian/
Green Iguanas and others consist on a leafy diet
As for can they eat mushrooms, apparently Bearded Dragon’s and other common pet lizards should NEVER eat mushrooms, but that in the wild, there are some that dig up specific varieties and eat it
- Comment on We sure do like our Fungi 1 week ago:
yeah that’s true at mammals already being quite small at the time of the extinction event, and so already having an upperhand from a scale aspect.
oh wow I did not know that bats had an unclear origin! I just read up a bit and it sounds like the Onychonycteris and Icaronycteris fossils suggest some kind of tree-hanging mammal, but records are spotty.
- Comment on Anon studies Buddhism 1 week ago:
Isn’t that just like the various branches of Christianity? Unitarianism, Quakers, etc.
