otacon239
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- Comment on My friend is buying a new PC and he is deciding between air cooler and AIO, which should be get? 2 days ago:
Unless you’re overlocking or just have really bad case design, either one will fair about the same. I went with an AIO purely for the aesthetic and haven’t had a single issue. Install was pretty easy too. I haven’t heard many horror stories of the AIO loops failing catastrophically but that’s anecdotal at best.
- Comment on Speedy Delivery 1 week ago:
Isn’t this how gods worked in Terry Pratchett’s books?
- Comment on That boy is all right 2 weeks ago:
Taste the meat, not the heat!
- Comment on Do you ever watch old classic TV shows and realize that they are all dead 2 weeks ago:
I’ve watched Casablanca so that was sort of a given going into it.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
I love the idea behind LaTeX, but one of the things I struggle with is that almost every other formatting language has a simple WYSIWYG editor available. I’ve searched quite a bit and they all seem to rely on a decent amount of pre-existing knowledge to get started.
Is there something I’m missing or do I just have to power through the syntax? I personally struggle without being able to experiment with a GUI and work my way backwards.
- Comment on We finally reached the future and i understand the corn meme!!!! 2 weeks ago:
Hey wait a minute… I’ve seen this meme somewhere before.
- Comment on Tencent ‘Horizon clone’ pulled from stores as Sony settles lawsuit 2 weeks ago:
accusing Sony of trying to monopolise a part of popular culture
Ah yes, the shared cultural heritage of robotic dinosaurs in a post apocalypse. I remember the stories we all shared around the campfire growing up.
- Comment on Natural progression 2 weeks ago:
Reminds me of the Light L16. It was a terrible camera that barely worked.
- Comment on Word. 2 weeks ago:
TGFM - Thank God for Markdown
Seriously, though. 9 times out of 10, markdown has all the formatting I need for the task at hand. On the rare occasion I need something more, I’m glad I have access to Apple Pages, but it comes with its own set of unique challenges.
- Comment on AI Overview 2 weeks ago:
Eddy Burback did this and was immediately told to live in the desert and avoid people
- Comment on Damn 2 weeks ago:
They ate roughly:
- 4500 calories
- 500g sugar
- 216g fat
- 2250 mg sodium
- Comment on PSA 2 weeks ago:
IsoMetric it seems
- Comment on PSA 2 weeks ago:
I have 2 big jug hot cheese. What do?
- Comment on When she finds the secret second peepee that only boys know about 3 weeks ago:
Careful! They’ll find out if you keep letting them know on the internet!
- Comment on Hands-On With the Miyoo Mini Flip; The Modern Successor to the GBA SP (my review) 3 weeks ago:
Love my Funkey. It’s so fun busting this out of my coin pocket to play some Gran Turismo. Hilariously impractical, but fantastically novel.
- Comment on Two types 3 weeks ago:
There’s an entire novel that did it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gadsby_(novel)
- Comment on If WW3 breaks out, who is going to be on which side? 3 weeks ago:
I’m on the side of the poor, weak, disabled and oppressed.
- Comment on A Prophet of the Corn 3 weeks ago:
MY NAME IS
- Comment on Who started this shitposting?! 3 weeks ago:
This started about a day after mine
- Comment on Elon Musk’s Optimus Robot shuts down after reproducing the gesture of its human operator removing their headset 3 weeks ago:
Just taking the world at face value.
I remember coming into my actualization in my late 20s and making the horrific realization that the vast majority of people never go through that.
- Comment on Who started this shitposting?! 3 weeks ago:
I legitimately think I might be part of the cause. I posted this just a day or two before they all flooded in: lemmy.world/post/39082487
- Comment on Linus Torvalds on a ridiculous job performance metric at tech companies and the prominent figure responsible for it 4 weeks ago:
Hopefully this isn’t falling on deaf ears, but language is intimately more beautiful when you bend the rules: youtu.be/J7E-aoXLZGY
- Comment on My Religion 4 weeks ago:
This right here I think is the ultimate way to practice religion. It’s an excellent framework for helping understand your connection to the universe and how your morality intertwines.
I’ve been reading up on Taoism and one of the things I resonated with is that it accepts the idea that you can worship anything. Even a rock. It’s not about actually believing that the thing holds power, but rather allowing yourself to give in a bit to the universe in an understanding that you are ultimately powerless. You have to give up some of your agency to the idea that there is power beyond your control and understanding and you have to accept that.
If you believe you’re an individual being separate from the world around you, the world will catch up to that idea. Aggressively. But if you accept that the world does not cater to you, and if you surrender some of that responsibility to a higher power, you’re not nearly as blindsided when the world finds you.
- Comment on Linus Torvalds on a ridiculous job performance metric at tech companies and the prominent figure responsible for it 4 weeks ago:
I’ve never had to code professionally, but even on my personal projects, I don’t want a single extra line in the program that doesn’t need to be there and I should be able to understand the purpose of every line years later.
My eyes glaze over whenever I look at corporate code because there are so many moving parts at that scale all from different qualities of programming.
I don’t know if this is a practical thought, but I really wish we could get away from every project being monstrously sized. I prefer small packaged ideas similar to terminal commands. Just because it has a GUI doesn’t mean you need to design every piece of software as if I’m going to spend a day in it. Just give me small, purpose-built tools I can understand and then stop eternally developing and adding features.
To add to this, it seems that every company now makes one piece of software or 36 different softwares. If they make one piece of software, they endlessly pack it with features people don’t want and if they’re the latter, every piece of software is a hastily-cobbled-together half idea and they just move onto another piece of software. Is there really not a middle ground here?
- Comment on It's so annoying 4 weeks ago:
I would personally skip step 1. They know what they’re doing and are just hoping they don’t get caught.
- Comment on Gobble gobble 🦃 5 weeks ago:
His entire role in P&R was so much fun, the way he made everyone so uncomfortable.
- Comment on FACTS 5 weeks ago:
One of my favorite standup sets of all time
- Comment on Not even the children are safe! 😭 1 month ago:
Guys, I didn’t mean out, but I hope my Future Woman With Corn post wasn’t the thing that set off this whole train.
- Comment on Fuckin' PSYOP 1 month ago:
It all circles back to the mistake that was corporate social media and enragement-boosting. They made the system to get people addicted, but without considering, or outright ignoring, the cost.
- Comment on challenge 1 month ago:
Uuuuhhh… Laptop, horse, Jackie Chan — Damn!