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- Comment on Former AT&T model Milana Vayntrub raises $500K selling ‘tastefully risqué’ pictures for LA wildfire victims 22 hours ago:
Or, her much more important role as The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl.
- Comment on A Christmas tale 1 day ago:
The Thing takes place at the south pole.
- Comment on Why don't compasses have just two Cardinal directions (North, East, -North, -East)? 6 days ago:
There is no center of the universe.
- Comment on How come there is not a pope without grey hair? I mean a much younger pope like 30s 40s. Really can't be that hard. You got an ocean of cardinals and priests who pretty much tell say? 1 week ago:
Someone in their 30’s will significantly change their worldview over the next 50+ years.
More than anything else, the church wants stability. If you elect someone in the last part of their life, you’ll have a much better idea of what ideology their entire papacy is going to be formed under.
If electing a pope was only for 4, 10, or even 20 years, it would be more reasonable to elect a younger pope, but as it is a lifetime appointment, someone older is always going to be a more conservative option.
- Comment on What are some good RSS feeds that I should follow? 2 weeks ago:
Universe Today is a great source for space science, is 100% ad free, and has a robust RSS feed.
- Comment on If only this was socially acceptable 3 weeks ago:
The background… Makes it seem like the person is getting escorted into the woods to be murdered due to their interaction at the grocery store.
- Comment on do no harm 4 weeks ago:
Try describing the pain using the OPQRST pneumonic.
Onset - what where you doing when it started? Provocation - does anything make it better or worse Quality - what type of pain is it. Stabbing, burning, etc. Radiating - is the pain in one spot, or does it radiate out to other spots. Severity - what’s the 0-10 pain scale Time - How long has this been occuring
As you can see, Severity is just one of the parts of the assessment.
- Comment on do no harm 4 weeks ago:
The absolute nature of the scale isn’t THAT important, yeah it gives you an idea of how the pain feels, but what’s more important is how the number changes over time.
If a patient keeps saying “IT’S AN 11!!” for an hour and then now it’s a 9? Great, we’re moving in the right direction.
If someone starts out saying it’s an 11 and suddenly it’s a 15? Well, what changed? Did some meds wear off? Did they shift and move something that increased the pain?
Heck, 90% of the time if I get there and it’s an 11, then just 10 minutes later it’s suddenly a 6 cause they’ve calmed down now that help is there.
- Comment on LEGO Star Trek Enterprise REVIEW 5 weeks ago:
They misspelled boldly in this sticker. Wonder if they caught that before the main run.
- Comment on Squiggly Boie 1 month ago:
Most likely blue are the input nodes and green are the output nodes.
- Comment on Are there any decor people here? I ask because in the Big Lebowski it begins with a rug that tied the room together. In your opinion did it? 2 months ago:
Counterpoint.
The dude didn’t have many nice things, but that rug was one of them. He was shown meditating on the new rug, so maybe that was his daily ritual for staying dude-like.
It tied the room together cause it was a quality object that took the focus, in his eyes, off the junk that was everything else.
- Comment on At 1% 2 months ago:
BNC connections were used on professional level video equipment, if you were rich enough, you could get an extremely high quality computer monitor and video card that used those.
Older computers, especially early home computers sometimes just had composite connectors to a TV. Older computer monitors often had a composite input, but SCART was also an option.
Higher end computer monitors sometimes had similar inputs to early HDTVs, there’s a lot of crossover.
- Comment on At 1% 2 months ago:
If you were rich enough, could have only used displays with RGB-BNC.
Or maybe they’re kinda crazy and used Component video with a TV screen. (Or composite…)
Or maybe they’re just not that old.
- Comment on Excuse the fuck me? 2 months ago:
My point is that it hasn’t changed. People have always been people.
- Comment on Excuse the fuck me? 2 months ago:
Plenty of people before 2025 divorced for any number of reasons.
Plenty of people straight up murdered their spouse because divorce wasn’t an option.
Saying “people in the current culture we live in do not place any value on their word or honor” means you have no idea how people in the past lived.
People are today as they have always been, just with different gadgets and environment.
- Comment on A handy chart 2 months ago:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space:_1999
Been there, done that.
- Comment on A handy chart 2 months ago:
I’d find it hard to believe anything could happen that would cause the moon to be thrown out of it’s orbit enough to end up on the far side of the sun, but leave earth unaffected.
- Comment on Fell off the horizon into a black hole 2 months ago:
The universe is flat.
Most galaxies are semi-flat rotating discs of stars.
Only solid-ish objects like planets, stars, moons, and black holes are spheres.
- Comment on Elon Musk in a new controversy? 2 months ago:
Yeah, Musk himself made an “ElonGate” joke after the scandal where he (allegedly ) exposed himself to a flight attendant.
- Comment on [Any Austin] Do Red Dead Redemption 2's Power Lines Connect to Anything? 2 months ago:
Ok. The answer is yes.
But the context is what makes it interesting.
- Comment on [Any Austin] Do Red Dead Redemption 2's Power Lines Connect to Anything? 2 months ago:
With the AnyAustin videos, it’s the journey, not the answer.
If you just want a yes/no, this isn’t the video for you.
- Comment on smol 2 months ago:
Anglerfish lengths can vary from 2–18 cm (1–7 in), with a few species larger than 100 cm (39 in).[36] The largest members are the European monkfish Lophius piscatorius (200 cm (6.6 ft) SL, 57.7 kilograms (127 lb)), the deep-sea warty anglerfish Ceratias holboelli (120 cm (3.9 ft) TL), the giant frogfish Antennarius commerson (45 cm (1.48 ft) TL), and the giant triangular batfish Malthopsis gigas (13.6 cm (0.45 ft)).[37][38][39][40]
- Comment on Uh oh lol 2 months ago:
- Comment on Uh oh lol 2 months ago:
Since the speed something is moving away is dependent on the distance, something billions of light years away is absolutely not going to be moving towards us, regardless of its local orbits.
- Comment on Uh oh lol 2 months ago:
If it’s blue shifting from that distance, then it’s likely some advanced technology is moving it in our direction.
There’s not many other explanations for that.
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 3 months ago:
I think you misunderstand how good with computers anyone ever was. Back then if you didn’t care to learn, you just didn’t have one.
Now you either are interested and learn it, or you just use an iPad/iPhone. I know many, many people who never used anything more complicated than an iPad.
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 3 months ago:
Never report vulnerabilities yourself to an organization, always use a neutral, trusted third party to report it.
- Comment on Real milk proteins, no cows: Engineered bacteria pave the way for vegan cheese and yogurt 4 months ago:
No mention of lactose.
Plant based, lactose free milk and cheese would be amazing.
No idea why they’d intentionally add lactose, so I assume it would just be naturally lactose free.
- Comment on Can you have an infinitely long wavelength of light? Or is there some maximum? 4 months ago:
Cause things get named CENTURIES before we understand them, and as we learn more, sometimes it makes sense to rename them, sometimes it is so engrained in daily life nobody would use the new names.
- Comment on Do the right thing and lend a friendly hand 4 months ago:
Cause using superman for his actual ideal use would be pretty boring for a comic book.
