stringere
@stringere@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on I still can't get over Skyrim. Are there any games that can replace it? 1 day ago:
Including the ability to steal everything not nailed down.
And with multiple playable characters!
- Comment on I still can't get over Skyrim. Are there any games that can replace it? 2 days ago:
Shoots arrows.
Crouches.
Shoots arrows.
Crouches.
Shoots arrows.
Crouches.
- Comment on I still can't get over Skyrim. Are there any games that can replace it? 2 days ago:
Crimson Desert’s pretty damn good.
- Comment on stroke confirmed 3 days ago:
Love it.
- Comment on stroke confirmed 4 days ago:
Of course Trump on the bill is an abomination, but a $250 Harriet Tubman or Frederick Douglass or Paul Revere or Sam Adams would be pretty dope.
John Brown is probably too cpntroversial but, damn, that’d be something to see.
- Comment on Map of the vascular system of the thigh 4 days ago:
As long as it’s consensual it’s no business of mine.
- Comment on Their name is Spike. 6 days ago:
…and all you want is to cuddle…
- Comment on Guerrilla plantfare 1 week ago:
It does, and it draws so many bumblebees. I skipped trimming ours for one season and in the fall I noticed it poking out the top of the 2nd story chimney, it had grown under the siding, ~40 feet (12.2m) in one spring/summer.
- Comment on Guerrilla plantfare 1 week ago:
Oh no! Here comes Wisteria with the metal chain from the top rope!
- Comment on Foragers 1 week ago:
- Comment on Didgeridoo playing as alternative treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome: randomised controlled trial 2 weeks ago:
I used ti have one that was a hollow bamboo tube with a beeswax covered top. I have seen pvc used also but the sound is different, which is the case for any material.
- Comment on Didgeridoo playing as alternative treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome: randomised controlled trial 2 weeks ago:
Also, they have to buy a stupidly large and expensive instrument to boot.
First few results on ebay with no filters or sorting shows several for 30-100 $USD. Compact travel didges are under 30 $USD. Full size didges are ~5 ft (150 cm) and not terribly wide. They don’t take up much more room than you would need to store a yardstick.
- Comment on Didgeridoo playing as alternative treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome: randomised controlled trial 2 weeks ago:
because most didgeridoo players are upside down
Because they’re mostly from Australia?
- Comment on Didgeridoo playing as alternative treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome: randomised controlled trial 2 weeks ago:
at least its not a vuvuzela
Bzzzzzz
- Comment on Break the conditioning, maximize your horsepower. 3 weeks ago:
Just about anywhere in Mexico you can get suero: salt, lime, mineral water. Delicious
- Comment on Oh no I've dropped my box of Twinkies. This is such a...uh...oh, what's the word I'm looking for...? 4 weeks ago:
Twinkasco
Tobasco flavored twinkies…
- Comment on Is the "everyday stuff" supposed to feel normal? Do y'all just have a parent do things then when you're supposed to be the adult you panic? 1 month ago:
The trick is to not care about not knowing something. Everyone is born knowing nothing. Everything has to be learned. Ignorance is only a flaw if it’s a choice.
- Comment on I hate the best way to get rid of an old mattress? Wrong answers only. Worst idea I'll actually do. 2 months ago:
Curb stomp training pad
- Comment on Why do some people with college degrees and an education, still act so fucking stupid? 2 months ago:
And also: **Stupid as in willful ignorance? **
- Comment on Why do some people with college degrees and an education, still act so fucking stupid? 2 months ago:
Marcin Jakubowski talks about this in his TED talk; theoretical physicist realizes he cannot DO anything, becomes farmer, founds open source ecology.
- Comment on Why do some people with college degrees and an education, still act so fucking stupid? 2 months ago:
Marcin Jakubowski talks about this in his TED talk; theoretical physicist realizes he cannot DO anything, becomes farmer, founds open source ecology.
- Comment on Thank you for your attention to this matter 2 months ago:
Locked in syndrome wouldbe such a fantastic torture for a malignant narcissist.
- Comment on Moon Mommy Milkers 2 months ago:
- Comment on Moon Mommy Milkers 2 months ago:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Sky
Nazis, not the USSR.
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- Comment on Anon Promotes Shrimp Farming 2 months ago:
Thanks! I didn’t know they were large until we had a visit from the local fish store for some maintenance help with the marine tank. 12 and 13 inchss puts then at the top end for tank raised dojos, so we’re doing something right.
They’re such fun fish. They’ll swim right up to your hand and let you pet them.
- Comment on Anon Promotes Shrimp Farming 2 months ago:
soil amendment that contains beneficial fungus (the sort that works with plant roots to increase nutrient and moisture absorption, rather than trying to consume the plant)
I’ve looked into mychorizal innoculations to help new trees get established when we’ve planted them. Hadn’t considered it for preventative maintenance to freely dump aquarium water, though, so thanks for the idea!
- Comment on Anon Promotes Shrimp Farming 2 months ago:
Yeah, deep substrates without someone rooting around in them to aerate can be a time bomb. I got (un)lucky and have a massive malaysian trumpet snail population that keeps the bottom well churned. They’re considered a pest but I’ve recruuted some assassin snails and we have a spotted congo puffer that loves his crunchy snacks.
All the little white shells you see along the bottom here are trumpet snails. My substrate is a writhing mass: Image
I have a video of it moving but lemmy wasn’t letting me copy paste it like I can with pics.
On vacation with no pics of the sump on my phone but below are Fishadelphia (where It’s Always Sunny) 75g, Lady and Her Shramps 20g, and the School of Rock 125g:
- Comment on Anon Promotes Shrimp Farming 2 months ago:
A deep substrate can also help filter ammonia. My 75 gallon freshwater tank requires very little in filter cleaning and water changes thanks to a good cleanup crew, lots of surface area for bacteria, deep-ish substrate, and lots of plants.
Our marine tank is similar. That tank also has a second smaller tank beneath, called a sump, where there is extra rock and biomedia for beneficial bacteria. That tank has a second lighting system set to an opposite photoperiod from the main tank and has a specific type of macroalgae (chaeto) which gobbles up phosphates during the main tank’s night hours.
It can be a delicate balancing act getting it all working well, but when tanks get established it gets to be fairly routine keeping it all going.
- Comment on Anon Promotes Shrimp Farming 2 months ago:
Nice! I do dump my buckets into some of our garden beds on occassion. I was a little shy about using it after I watered a houseplant and it grew some kind of fumgus on the soil but that cleared up. I’m guessing that might be the kinda gross you mentioned.
I really hope to get some raised beds for food plants this year but already have a greenhouse needing that needs to be built.
