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- Comment on take their money and arrest those responsible 3 days ago:
the last point are just the current status. there are various approaches to solve those issues, which could be explored more.
one examples that comes to mind is ethanol from algae, which live in salty water. i remember seeing a documentary about it, staying that you could just place them in big tanks in the desert. there they wouldn’t compete with food for land.
I’m not saying that this example solves everything, just that there could definitely be more research.
- Comment on Which is it Lemmy? 5 days ago:
because of that law it is B ;). the cube “teleports” into the reference frame of after the portal and in this frame it is highly in motion.
it’s like you trying to jump on to a moving train, you first need to match the trains velocity (speaking relative to earth), then you are at rest in the trains frame.
this kind of thoughts is what makes special relativity so cumbersome.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
the only viable community to post this
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
exactly. it’s the typical self-righteous aggressor-victim reversal of those ppl.
- Comment on Video gaming 6 days ago:
that sounds to good to be true ;) i check it out, when i get the possibility. i was just thinking… getting vr at home would be a terrible idea… we have two hyper active cats xD
- Comment on Badge of Honor 1 week ago:
ah it’s about a frontend. thank you. for me tesseract is an ocr toolbox ;)
- Comment on so many guys, so many options😳 1 week ago:
oh my God, take them out!
- Comment on Badge of Honor 1 week ago:
could somebody please enlighten an unaware?
- Comment on Dumbass 1 week ago:
of course you are producing storms if you plaster everything with giant fans!!!
- Comment on The Head 2 weeks ago:
yeah, just heart is easier to miss.
- Comment on Video gaming 2 weeks ago:
yeah i was thinking to look into it. hl3, aka alyx sounds as much a tech demo as the two predecessors.
just besides the price it feels to much like something that you buy, try out, have fun and leave in the shelf because it’s to much hassle to set up each time you wanna play sth.
do you have experience with it?
- Comment on Kitty looking thicc 2 weeks ago:
it’s not just the tail, it’s the entire lower anatomy. they simply cropped a human baby and a cat together,
- Comment on So unrealistic 2 weeks ago:
ah, ok thanks. i probably need to rewatch it :)
- Comment on Computers can't do everything 2 weeks ago:
would be nice if ppl who do those decisions would always be held accountable
- Comment on Video gaming 2 weeks ago:
ok, i should add that I’m not playing any so-called AAA games for a decade or two. they somehow always turned out to be a waste ;)
- Comment on Video gaming 2 weeks ago:
the “revolutionary” breakthroughs, which i experienced (so it’s subjective) we’re hl1 for graphics and hl2 for it’s physics engine. everything else felt like gradual improvements of those.
- Comment on So unrealistic 2 weeks ago:
politician? wasn’t she the personal assistant?
- Comment on The joke that never ends. 2 weeks ago:
and non of them found what they were looking for…
- Comment on national anthem 3 weeks ago:
in particular because there are other countries which in some parts are already further down the road
- Comment on I must con(FeS₂), this sparked a laugh 3 weeks ago:
those lines are never straight…
- Comment on I am the Lorax i speak for the uhhhmm what 3 weeks ago:
i recently discovered that i seem to be immune to those effects.
- Comment on Can anyone confirm accuracy? 3 weeks ago:
nop. it’s a bit more advanced math
- Comment on Great.... 3 weeks ago:
a party with friends ended up with eating a melon with a spoon while filling each showing home with rum. later somebody was supposed to toss the remainder outside and claimed he did so. to the hosts horror, he did not and it was just lying behind the couch for a full day.
i remember taking to him on the phone while he was using a vacuum to limit the fruit fly invasion xD
- Comment on Walls within walls 3 weeks ago:
closed access publications are still the majority, but at least in my field there is practically always a preprint available and the tendency to migrate to open access journals is there. i hope it will stay
- Comment on O hi 3 weeks ago:
not to long ago you were “ancient” with 40
- Comment on O hi 3 weeks ago:
random shitting? so it’s not related to the scientific research that was done in Greece and not in England?
- Comment on clean that up 3 weeks ago:
each generation has it’s quirk, due to the situation they grow up in. so it’s also depending on the place you are from.
from my experience the boomers here tend to think they are the only ones doing “the right thing” but their perception rarely expand their own personal environment or five years into the future.
gen x has a high percentage of anti vacc and other conspiracy morons, therefore they make up a good chunk of the late raise of camouflaged fascists.
about millennials i can’t judge too well, because I’m an early one and Gen z is too young.
and yes, I know counter examples in each case. it’s just a tendency i noticed.
- Comment on clean that up 3 weeks ago:
the one that is missing: 1965-80
- Comment on Sneaky marky 3 weeks ago:
yeah, the android invasion is scary
- Comment on Anybody? Thought I'd ask here. Poor little guy 3 weeks ago:
sure it’s possible, just the story sounds made up for Internet points