CelloMike
@CelloMike@lemmy.world
Previously mwallerby@startrek.website
- Submitted 4 days ago to [deleted] | 10 comments
- Comment on Joke's on you I'm into that shit 5 days ago:
Wait how is this post a screenshot of itself?
Also gay
- Comment on Hedonic Threadmill 3 weeks ago:
You can also use a tap as a lathe threading tool if it’s got the tooth spacing you want, and the diameter is bigger than any of the dies you have
Real machinists will be sad with you if you do this
- Comment on Motivation™ 4 weeks ago:
Entertaining timeline combo
- Comment on Stratigraphy 5 weeks ago:
In the Tira Mesa obviously
- Comment on Wow. okay. Didn't need to go that hard. 1 month ago:
My favourite is Fritz Zwicky’s “spherical bastard” - someone who’s a bastard whichever way you look at them
- Comment on get ready for 1 month ago:
Strider the size of a spider
- Comment on CMV 1 month ago:
*mad engineers
Most mad scientists are actually mad engineers
Do you have a mad control group? Which mad journal did you publish this in?
- Comment on Omg they put me in this game, so honoured 2 months ago:
Yeah I’m playing through it now and it’s great fun :)
I’d also recommend Nomifactory CEU for a beginner, the quest book is really good at taking you through all the processes
- Submitted 2 months ago to [deleted] | 7 comments
- Comment on I've been using this simple trick to keep cool in the heat wave (UK) 2 months ago:
Man I’d love to have a spare £850 too
- Comment on So guess what boss 2 months ago:
Looks fine to me - the door seems to be about half the height of the bucket, which fits with the guy in the original picture
- Comment on So guess what boss 2 months ago:
Was able to find some more details - it’s the bucket of an RH340 excavator at the Poitrel coal mine in Australia, probably damaged while moving massive rocks about
The whole machine looks like this Image
- Comment on Hang in there 3 months ago:
I also always wear the arms from two different sets of armour - makes me less likely to mix them up
- Comment on Hang in there 3 months ago:
Probably AI, based on how none of the armour makes sense
- Comment on Hail power! 3 months ago:
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
The cylinder MUST remain unharmed
- Comment on Nah, mi español no es muy bueno 3 months ago:
La blague est plus mauvaise en français 😬
- Comment on Made me chuckle when I saw it, so you have to see it too. It cannot be unseen. 3 months ago:
- Comment on Perfect crime 4 months ago:
I wonder if it’s something that used to work when guns were less consistently mass-produced
Or maybe it’s always been nonsense, never knew that though thanks
- Comment on Perfect crime 4 months ago:
Ballistic investigators can use the scratches on bullets to match them to a gun barrel. No bullet, no ballistic evidence.
- Comment on Perfect crime 4 months ago:
Damn not the pisstol!
- Submitted 4 months ago to [deleted] | 25 comments
- Comment on Name one 4 months ago:
Depends if “classic car” is era-dependent or not
Eg Peter Wimsey probably fits all of these, and drives a 1920s car, but in stories set in the 1920s so not classic at the time
- Comment on Correct 4 months ago:
Cmon guys, “melements” is right there
- Submitted 5 months ago to [deleted] | 3 comments
- Comment on Orthopedics 5 months ago:
Chevron seven locked
- Comment on Bradford Pear Trees 5 months ago:
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- Comment on hole 5 months ago:
