ryedaft
@ryedaft@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Political map of the Americas 2025 7 hours ago:
Norway should have been Chile with oil. Long, thin, mountainous, derpy language all their neighbours make fun of. Fish.
- Comment on Political map of the Americas 2025 7 hours ago:
I’m not colourblind and also didn’t notice
- Comment on Anon is feeling romantic 17 hours ago:
Well. Not all men wrote a legendary love song.
- Comment on Ah minthi spikchur anadón likit 17 hours ago:
Sh’g’r, Cthulhu’s booty call
- Comment on I present you: the Boden Seal 3 days ago:
Seals look smooth but they have fur.
- Comment on why can't you be more like him 3 days ago:
Only a sick fuck wears a lab coat outside of the lab
- Comment on Lifehack 4 days ago:
Or erect
- Comment on My kids named one of our hens "Chloe", and I are think that's an inappropriate name for a bird. 4 days ago:
That’s not very punny. Make it into a pun and I’ll consider it.
- Comment on Meanwhile in America 5 days ago:
If it’s really windy your trampoline has impaled more than one elderly neighbour
- Comment on Alexa, how do I remove cooties? 6 days ago:
Good. I read some article that made it sound like the evidence wasn’t good or something.
- Comment on Alexa, how do I remove cooties? 6 days ago:
2 out of 4 died. That also sounds like 50% to me. You can have that science for free. A little treat.
- Comment on Eh close enough 6 days ago:
Which Dr Elizabeth? Help me out. Fourier Transform makes me think of Dr Dorothy.
- Comment on Alexa, how do I remove cooties? 6 days ago:
Were they the mushrooms that woman in Australia used to murder her ex-in-laws?
Allegedly.
- Comment on Alexa, how do I remove cooties? 6 days ago:
Transcription + translation response time to stimulus is on the hour scale. So it wouldn’t be instant. But if your other RNA buggered off then I have no idea. The non-mRNA.
- Comment on Sad palaeo noises 6 days ago:
Fix is easy. Just call everything dinosaurs.
But doctor, I am Pagliacci.
- Comment on Funny 1 week ago:
Oh it had so many problems. I still loved it.
- Comment on Funny 1 week ago:
I loved that movie
- Comment on When life gives ya lemons. 1 week ago:
According to Wikipedia lemons have been around for about 2000 to 3000 years old.
- Comment on OP cleans his fridge 1 week ago:
Pickled passion fruit
- Comment on Dirt Man 1 week ago:
Nah, isn’t it more Towardsbearland and Awayfrombearland?
- Comment on Surprise! 1 week ago:
Playing fast and loose with capitalization I see. Just choose a case already!
- Comment on Regular issue 1 week ago:
Doctors: I’m helping
You’re creating strand breaks is what you’re doing.
- Comment on Can you believe all those wildfires in [your country here]? 1 week ago:
I didn’t say a word about boomers, I was replying to a post about the industrial revolution and 200 years ago.
But to get back to my point, in 1993 the cumulative emissions were 861 billion tons and in 2023 it was 1770 billion tons. So almost perfectly doubled in 30 years.
- Comment on Anon starts to believe 1 week ago:
Yeah, it didn’t blow my mind but I’m glad that people do the science so we can actually quantify these things. They had big improvements up to 4 species and then the gains were less as they increased it.
Of course this doesn’t mean you can drop monoculture in agriculture. You still need your grains to mature at the same time so you can harvest mechanically. Buyers don’t want mixes of stuff either. All that jazz. But lawns would probably be much better off with mixed plants.
- Comment on Can you believe all those wildfires in [your country here]? 1 week ago:
Hi shit for brains. I was replying to a comment about the industrial revolution beginning 200 years ago. I wasn’t making a comment on gen z or baby boomers. I was pointing out that the people alive today are the ones responsible for climate change - not the people who lived over a hundred years ago. Bless you, I hope you have a great day.
- Comment on Can you believe all those wildfires in [your country here]? 1 week ago:
50% of fossil carbon has been released in the last 30 years.
- Comment on Anon plays Skyrim 1 week ago:
Why imprison a few hundred when you could imprison the world?!
- Comment on Anon starts to believe 1 week ago:
There was this study, I think it was German, of fields for hay (herbivores eat it). They had monocultures and then fields with mixes. While some monocultures did very well some years the mixes did best on average - better defined as producing more biomass. The same probably goes for lawns.
- Comment on There are too many cases where this applies or is going to apply 1 week ago:
Damn, seeing people suffer feels as good to you as a smoke when you really need one?
- Comment on I ain't got no time to maintain some stupid little plastic bread clip. I got a landlord to feed. 1 week ago:
Stores used to have this thin red tape for produce bags and it was almost impossible to remove the tape so you just mangled the bag