UniversalBasicJustice
@UniversalBasicJustice@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Nope, not visiting that 12 hours ago:
So if I was going to correct you by referencing the thermodynamic law that forbids “never stopping” but upon further inspection determined that was the joke in the first place, does that mean I have created an example of the zeroth law?
- Comment on PISS 6 days ago:
Everything has a burst pressure!
- Comment on PISS 6 days ago:
Why are we focused in water balloons when condoms exist? Are they too resilient?
Piss into a condom then squeeze it down into the tip until you have a happy medium between bursting pressure and throwability.
Tie it off like a water balloon, then tie an additional knot (or double knot) a few millimeters higher. Repeat process until you have a bandolier of piss-filled condom balloons.
You can separate them ahead of time or keep it intact depending on situation. Either way, I recommend a styrofoam cooler or other easily disposable hard-walled transport vessel.
This method allows you to customize the caliber of ammunition as well as providing a simple method for multiple contributors.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Yes but in recompense you get a dog!
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Yes, you are the alchemist
- Comment on A 0-click exploit chain for the Pixel 9 Part 1: Decoding Dolby - Project Zero 2 weeks ago:
A couple months after paying off my 7 Pro the screen assembly fell off, likely due to a dodgy repair the year before. Device protection saved my ass and I received a new (refurbished) replacement. Installed GOS so fast. This will hopefully last several years after which I will look elsewhere for a new phone.
- Comment on Instead of everyone leaving NATO, could everyone else just kick the US out? 3 weeks ago:
Meanwhile US creates the GWI
- Comment on I watched several videos on a Combine Harvester's inner workings 3 weeks ago:
coughMechaHitlercough
- Comment on genius 4 weeks ago:
Depends on how much effort went into reverse engineering the part, but most likely when tolerancing enters the conversation. Most machine shops aren’t able to hit those tolerances and would laugh you out of the shop.
A shop that can hit those tolerances will kick you out of the shop; there’s a good chance they already work in aerospace. They have a deeply vested interest in avoiding the accompanying FAA inquiry should it be installed or, Satan forbid, actually flown.
A non-aerospace shop capable of meeting those tolerances would start laughing at the desired price point. Purchasing a suitable blank alone would cost over $1500, much less cover the actual machining.
- Comment on genius 4 weeks ago:
Aerospace manufacturing is fucking wild and is a rabbit hole worth diving into if you’re looking for some of the finest engineering porn humankind has to offer.
- Comment on genius 4 weeks ago:
If an aerospace engineer made one of these he would no longer be an aerospace engineer.
Everything else you said is correct.
- Comment on genius 4 weeks ago:
Aerospace manufacturing has a paper trail longer than you can imagine. The company selling this part can tell you (well, the FAA) the exact ingot out of the foundry and every single process and every person who has touched it since then.
No machine shop will take this job; the moment this guy is unable to produce a serial number and paperwork from the real manufacturer (likely during preflight if not installation) the FAA will track down the owner of said shop. At best that owner will lose their business and pay a massive fine, at worst spend a good long time in prison.
The FAA doesn’t fuck around and for that I am thankful.
- Comment on That doesn't look good. 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on ‘I’m just a girl in Canada trying to get everyone their vibrators’: Why a Toronto sex toy store got a letter from the U.S. Department of War 4 weeks ago:
Only an act of Congress can allow the US to invade a sovereign nation yet here we are.
- Comment on Music is music 4 weeks ago:
A few weeks ago I ran into a guy wearing their masturbating nun/Jesus Is A Cunt t-shirt. I learned of that legendary shirt a long time ago and finally seeing it in person made my night, at least until Fallujah and Entheos blew me away.
- Comment on Music is music 4 weeks ago:
This song/album fucking rules. I’m also partial to Monarchy, but Owls kept me company during dark times both literally and figuratively as I was working 3rd shift at the time.
- Comment on The Best-Selling Video Games Since 2020 4 weeks ago:
Harry Potter was such a crucial part of my child and teen years. I cried when Dumbledore died. I read several of the books over a dozen times, and did an annual reread of the whole series for awhile.
I’m not trans but that TERF cunt will never see another cent or good word from me. I spit on her name as she spit on my childhood. Solidarity, friend.
- Comment on When you KNOW the facts you are more likely to stay safe 1 month ago:
Okay but their schmalzkuchen with Bavarian creme and honey was DIVINE.
Tap for spoiler
I too went to the Denver Christkindlmarket yesterday
- Comment on He was HUNGRY 😓 1 month ago:
I picked Autumn Twilight up again recently. The grammar and writing is a little simplistic but that just makes it a quicker read. The story is still excellent plus I’m sure the writing gets stronger over the course of the series.
- Comment on To the rapidly aging person reading this: GameFAQs is 30 years old, and people are sharing their memories of the venerable guide hub 2 months ago:
I do and will share via PM if you promise to seed!
- Comment on To the rapidly aging person reading this: GameFAQs is 30 years old, and people are sharing their memories of the venerable guide hub 2 months ago:
There is and I will share it with any and everyone willing to seed it.
- Comment on Carrot 3 months ago:
Would
- Comment on Jesus hates American "Christians" 3 months ago:
Meanwhile, all of my birthday parties were keggers
Wisconsin?
- Comment on Metal on the inside, business on the outside 3 months ago:
Totally valid, no rush. My guitar whispered to me a bit yesterday but its been a few weeks so I stuck to warming up rather than pushing for tempo.
I’ve mostly been working on Black Dahlia Murder’s Statutory Ape and Protest the Hero’s The Dissentience in terms of full songs. A few scattered PtH riffs off Palimpsest; intro to Sun of Nothing and the sweeps at the end of Selkies by BTBAM to round things out.
Haven’t written anything in years, just working on my chops.
- Comment on Metal on the inside, business on the outside 3 months ago:
A few more;
Alluvial
An Endless Sporadic (Guitar Hero fans know)
Scale the Summit (but only the first couple albums - Carving Desert Canyons specifically)
TRAM (Tosin Abasi plays jazz)
Teramobil (GREAT introduction to my favorite modern bassist, Dominic LaPointe)
Trioscapes (Between the Buried and Men’s bassist Dan plays jazz)
- Comment on Metal on the inside, business on the outside 3 months ago:
I often can’t work to their music because my brain fills in their vocals for me, which is sometimes too distracting.
Can relate 100%. I have audio processing oddities that make understanding lyrics difficult. With how many times I’ve listened to their albums (1500 times in a row for Palimpsest! I’ve got the Last.FM receipts for it, even) I know the lyrics mostly by heart. Instead of my brain being distracted trying to comprehend it gets distracted trying to sing along. Thus, instrumental for getting work done.
Also I can’t keep my boys Between the Buried and Me out of this post any longer. Suuuuuuuuch a fucking band. The new album rules, too!
- Comment on Metal on the inside, business on the outside 3 months ago:
CHON, Covet and Mestís are pretty laid back and so fucking excellent.
Cloudkicker has been around for a long ass time; early-mid 00’s on Myspace. One of the progenitors of the ‘bedroom guitarist’ project, although he toured with Intronaut as his backing band awhile back.
Arctopus and Blotted Science are fucking weird and I love them.
- Comment on Metal on the inside, business on the outside 3 months ago:
Hehehe I knew that would draw you out. Where’s your riffs?
- Comment on Metal on the inside, business on the outside 3 months ago:
Tosin is the greatest guitarist of the millenial generation.
Also his co-guitarist Javier has an excellent project as Mestís.
- Comment on Metal on the inside, business on the outside 3 months ago:
Arch Echo
Behold…the Arctopus
Blotted Science
CHON
Cloudkicker
Covet
Haunted Shores
Intervals
Mestís
Also; I think mentioning Protest the Hero in the context of instrumental music does a HUGE disservice to Rody Walker’s vocal talents and lyrics. However as a guitar nerd and PtH fan I approve of their inclusion.