LH0ezVT
@LH0ezVT@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Anon wants this 1 day ago:
- And?
- If you’re not torturing English villagers together with my wife during the winter, is it even a viking marriage?
- Comment on Anon wants this 2 days ago:
Also, I think I would be an equal-opportunity viking raider. My wife would get some English sex slaves of her own for our anniversary.
- Comment on I hate Samsung and their dumb software design choices, and this is one of them. Why do I need a SIM card to enable a hotspot whereas every other phone works without one? 4 days ago:
I am not sure if the bandwidth is really limited by the controller, or by the modulation / signal-to-noise ratios in practical scenarios.
- Comment on I hate Samsung and their dumb software design choices, and this is one of them. Why do I need a SIM card to enable a hotspot whereas every other phone works without one? 4 days ago:
I am not entirely sure what kind of radio fuckery happens, but my phone (Oneplus 6 with LineageOS) can be connected to a 5 Ghz wifi network and have a 5 GHz hotspot open at the same time.
I am assuming the wifi chip has two (or more) somewhat independent frontends, since my home wifi and the phone hotspot are on two different 5 GHz frequencies.
- Comment on I hate Samsung and their dumb software design choices, and this is one of them. Why do I need a SIM card to enable a hotspot whereas every other phone works without one? 4 days ago:
Of course it does(*)
(*): assuming you mean “works” in the sense of “turns on, lets me use it just fine, does everything that does not require an active cell connection”
- Comment on I hate Samsung and their dumb software design choices, and this is one of them. Why do I need a SIM card to enable a hotspot whereas every other phone works without one? 5 days ago:
My phone does that just fine. It’s a Samsung limitation. All it does is create an access point and forward traffic via its default route.Image
- Comment on Anon watches a romance movie 5 days ago:
s/women/people
- Comment on Anon's split personality 6 days ago:
Hey, at the store I have to pay for yeast supplements!
- Comment on Anon reads between the lines 1 week ago:
Hey, at least that will give less trouble in MRIs. Although, I was a bit scared about all that talk about dielectric heating. I guess it did not resonate at (whatever the MRI does)?
- Comment on Why is lemmy so political?! 1 week ago:
Same here. If I want to read and argue politics, I click on main. If I want to pass some time and see funny images, I stay on subscribed.
- Comment on Anon goes camping 1 week ago:
Fair point. My last camping trip was in mid-temperature weather, and rather relaxed, so I basically lived off instant coffee and tea. Plus, the water was really clean, so in some cases I just risked filling my bottle from like the middle of a lake without treatment. But a filter is definitely on my to-buy list.
- Comment on Anon goes camping 1 week ago:
I mean, everything that kills the bad stuff works. If you had a strong portable radioactivity source, that would probably work just fine, too. Sadly, the people at the airport don’t like it when I bring my enriched uranium to the camping vacation.
Jokes aside, I would say that chlorine tabs are nice for an emergency, but for a planned trip I’d assume I’d have access to heat anyway. Or, just bring a filter.
- Comment on Anon goes camping 1 week ago:
:(
- Comment on Anon goes camping 1 week ago:
US right wingers when the invisible hand of the free markets somehow fails un-pollute their rivers:
- Comment on Anon goes camping 1 week ago:
Imagine using the right product for the right job
- Comment on Anon goes camping 1 week ago:
$ sudo pagan ritual sudo: pagan: command not found
- Comment on Anon discovers cigarettes 2 weeks ago:
Have you tried smoking cigarettes instead of knives?
- Comment on Anon saved Portugal last month 2 weeks ago:
TV’s dead, wanna bang?
- Comment on What causes this 2 weeks ago:
Hormones?
- Comment on science never ends 2 weeks ago:
Imagine the Brits actually using spice
- Comment on Forbidden Tech 2 weeks ago:
Wouldn’t any repair worker ground anything they work on first, or assume it is live? I am not even a proper electrician, but “short-circuited and grounded, or treat it as live” has been the rule forever.
- Comment on Techno feudalism, here we come 2 weeks ago:
It is nice for when you need a quick and dirty little fix that would require you to read a lot of documentation and skim through a lot of jnfo you will never need again. Like converting obsolete config file format #1 to obsolete format #2. Or to summatize documentation in general, although one needs to be careful with hallucinations. Basically, you need a solid understanding already, and can judge if something is plausible or not. Also, if you need standard boilerplate, of course.
It sucks most when you need any kind of contextual knowledge, obviously. Or need accountability. Or reliable complexity. Or something new and undocumented.
- Comment on Tetra 3 weeks ago:
No, but I’m curious on how it works. Keep writing your findings :)
- Comment on FCC commissioner writes op-ed titled, “It’s time for Trump to DOGE the FCC“ 4 weeks ago:
I don’t see the frequencies going away internationally, and so much equipment is already out. Plus, antagonizing a bunch of creative engineers who take their hobby way too serious is a great idea for all kinds of mischief to happen.
- Comment on Forced to lie on a questionnaire 5 weeks ago:
I would suggest lying. Like when an employer asks you about your position on unions.
- Comment on Here kitty kitty 5 weeks ago:
Mimicry not, but a lot of “cute” behaviour is absolutely learned. If our dog wants something, she pokes you with her paw while making a cute face. Must have learned that from her previous owners. Our previous dog (who we had for much longer) never did that. That shit is 100% conscious effort, as in she observed humans tapping each other on the shoulder and figuring out that it works for her as well.
- Comment on Anon is a fighter 5 weeks ago:
Idk about you, but I hesitate to get myself killed.
- Comment on Anon is a fighter 5 weeks ago:
Isn’t that basically Roman weekend entertainment?
- Comment on Anon is a fighter 5 weeks ago:
I don’t think I could do anything to a bear that would do more than make it angry. Maybe poke it in the eye or something, if it holds perfectly still while I do that. Even then, I would just be mauled to death by a one-eyed bear that suddenly remembers it has those giant claws right there.
- Comment on Anon is a fighter 5 weeks ago:
I think part of the problem with cats is that you don’t want to injure the cat, but the cat has no problem with injuring you. The stories I hear from people who dealt with panicking/aggressive cats are mostly about catching the cat without hurting it, while avoiding getting hurt yourself.