tonyn
@tonyn@lemmy.ml
- Comment on ONE OF US 1 day ago:
It’s Discontinued. Dang.
- Comment on I'm leaving the US for good, anything I should do before I leave? 1 day ago:
The price of copper is $4.44 per pound. Lady liberty is composed of 176,000 lbs of copper. Melting her down would be worth $781,440 which is less than it would cost to dismantle and melt her down. Basically she’s not worth the trouble.
- Comment on Was Donald Trump ever cool? 2 days ago:
I met him as a child in the mid 80s at a balloon festival in NJ. He was there with some other rich dude, might’ve been Warren Buffett. They were handing out those little spinning helicopter things to kids. He seemed pretty cool from a five year old’s perspective.
- Comment on What are some old games that are hard to revisit, because a more modern and superior version exists? 3 days ago:
The loading screens omg
I put hundreds of hours into that game and loved all 15 of them I spent actually playing
- Comment on Definitely didn't waste half an hour making this 4 days ago:
Nobody said you get a sharpener though 😂
- Comment on Comrade Krasnov is just a follower of Leninist tought ! 1 week ago:
That unpredictability is what’s causing the stocks to tumble. People make money as stock prices fall by short selling. Basically borrowing stocks and selling them. If the price falls, the investor makes a profit.
- Comment on If a mysterious force secretly changed EVERY clock worldwide one minute forward, how long would it take until people notice, and how would people/governments react? 5 weeks ago:
People who look at timestamped data would notice immediately. Server logs, transaction logs, etc would all be missing a minute’s worth of data. Things that take a known amount of time would not be completed on time. Trains would be late, burritos would be under-microwaved, satellites would be in unexpected positions, etc. So some people would notice instantly, some may not notice at all.
- Comment on What happened to Pez? 1 month ago:
What show is that?
- Comment on Is there a word for items that require both hands to use (e.g. game controller, steering wheel, handlebars)? 1 month ago:
bimanual /bī-măn′yoo͞-əl/
adjective
Using or requiring the use of both hands.
Involving or using both hands.
- Comment on PSN Is Still Down After 14 Hours And No One Knows Why 1 month ago:
You’re making ME feel old. I remember having to go over my friend’s house to play multiplayer.
- Comment on In the dark, does anyone else sense things but not see them? 1 month ago:
Maybe you’re picking up on how sound is bouncing off the object, kind of like a really weak form of echolocation, and your brain doesn’t know how else to present that information other than to give you a visual.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 1 month ago:
Hey, I feel your pain. Tall guys need bigger cars. I don’t know what circumstances led to you being stuck in a car that doesn’t fit you but I’ve been there too. I hope you find yourself in something more suitable in the near future. I was able to finally get into a vehicle I’m comfortable in a few years ago and it’s life changing. I’m driving an Expedition.
- Comment on Always start your y axis at 0 2 months ago:
Ariana Piccolo
- Comment on What's the endgame when the rich have all the money? 2 months ago:
I see your point, but my point is that each time the money changes hands, more of it will bubble up into the coffers of newly minted billionaires.
- Comment on What's the endgame when the rich have all the money? 2 months ago:
If all the billionaires in the world instantaneously ceased to exist, and all their money were evenly distributed to everyone on earth, you would get a one time payment of about $1,769. Then what?
- Comment on If we're living in a simulation, why would the simulation creators allow the sims to ponder and speculate whether or not they live in a simulation? 3 months ago:
Maybe our types of thoughts are so primitive compared to them that they can’t even imagine that we’d have them.
- Comment on It do be like that 3 months ago:
Your body runneth out of Magnesium
- Comment on Why can't someone create a public alternative to health insurance in the USA? 3 months ago:
It’s technically possible but it would take a truly massive sum of money to get off the ground, and nobody is going to put up the capital knowing they’re not going to get a return on that investment. People don’t get the kind of money required to do this by making decisions like that.
- Comment on And there was no on line manual 3 months ago:
Kids don’t even use radio. They don’t know what stations even are. Mine don’t even know what live TV is.
- Comment on This spoon. 3 months ago:
I live drinking my MTN Dew with a soda spoon
- Comment on The Prisoner's Trolley Problemma 3 months ago:
Veritasium did a great video on the prisoners dilemma… What Game Theory Reveals about Life, The Universe, and Everything Prof. Robert Axelrod held a tournament in 1980 to produce a computer program to explore the prisoners dilemma… Axelrod’s Tournament
- Comment on Since when does a clock need a privacy policy? 4 months ago:
Since the Play store requires one
- Comment on Mha heart 4 months ago:
Efficient yet insufficient
- Comment on Day 100 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I’ve been playing until I forget to post Screenshots 5 months ago:
I can’t believe it’s been 100 days, why is time flying by?? I love your posts, keep them coming!
- Comment on If I was selling a bag of flower and sugar to a CI who thought it was meth or coke can I get in trouble? How or why when I am selling a legal substance? 5 months ago:
My favorite kind of johnnycake
- Comment on Imma writer... 🧐 5 months ago:
Duh, the AI does it.
- Comment on What happens when the US runs out of SSNs? 5 months ago:
The maximum possible combinations given the current rules set forth by the SSA is 888,931,098.
The United States population on October 11, 2024 is: 337,248,197 The estimated population of humans on earth is 8,078,345,740The social security administration has said they have enough SSNs to last for about the next 70 years, and will address this issue in the future.
- Comment on [Tom Warren] The PS5 Pro still hasn’t sold out in the US or UK. Looks like the $700 price point will mean this console will be readily available this holiday 5 months ago:
Consoles are easy, and I love my PS5 for chilling and playing games, and I love my Linux PC for its power and freedom from corporate bullshit.
- Comment on Would it be weird if I took something my neighbor put out for trash? 5 months ago:
I actually love it when people take things I put by the curb. I would much rather someone get use out of it than have it end up in a landfill.
- Comment on Sony. What are you even doing right now? PS5 Pro Announcement 6 months ago:
It feels like PS3 was the biggest leap in technology. I loved my PS3, and had a ton of games for it. Since then it’s been incremental, faster loading times, incrementally better graphics, and such. The PS5 makes loading screens on Bethesda games tolerable to me