Zerush
@Zerush@lemmy.ml
Black belt in Mikado Photo model, for the photos where they put under 'BEFORE'
- Comment on Anthropology 9 hours ago:
- Comment on Boredom births creativity 1 day ago:
I find it much more annoying and insulting to put a beep over a word in American videos, if they did this in Spanish videos, you would miss half the dialogue.
- Comment on Boredom births creativity 1 day ago:
I’m dudeist
- Comment on Boredom births creativity 2 days ago:
It’s hilarious that a gov targets your intelligence when itself needs a service for this in a bureau federal.
- Comment on totally tardigrades 3 days ago:
Maybe an removedigrade
- Comment on Is this a 16th-century smartphone? 1 week ago:
OpenSource, no ads, nor tracking or logging, anonymous. no account needed, but not a Phone
- Comment on isopods are friends 1 week ago:
Also a nice usefull guy, with a lot of bad Myths out there, because of his (useless) tweezers, which only cause interests on the females of this species.
- Comment on isopods are friends 1 week ago:
The like also friendly mascots
- Comment on space 1 week ago:
Yes, but it will not work, because the whole Solar system is traveling with the rotation of our Galaxy with the speed of 251 km/s, or 7,9*10^9 km/year
- Comment on self-defence deez nuts 1 week ago:
Millipedes ·('m toxic, nobody will hurt me", Lemurs
- Comment on space 1 week ago:
There is no space reference in time traveling only a time reference, the time traveler don’t change his start point, but the Earth and the whole solarsystem do. If you travel 6 month to the future, you are still in the point where you started, but the Earth will be on the other site of the Sun. A time machine must be a spaceship, otherwise you won’t survive. That is the error of almost all movies about time travel since H.G.Wells.
- Comment on we are but a gravy train in outer space 1 week ago:
Well, its a geometric deformation of space-time by the force of mass
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
Jellyfishes also can live an moving without brain
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
Don’t forget holy water in your toolbox.
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
Feeding the children since centuries
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
Mistaking it for being touched by the hand of god, instead of being a toaster with a short circuit.
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
As said, it’s logical that he love the poor educated. They are the only which vote him, Billonairs apart.
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
worldpopulationreview.com/…/evolution-teaching-st…
In which states are the most Trump voters? Ignorance is the capital of the right wing policy.
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
Fourth grade textbook published by Bob Jones University, and highlighted in a ScienceBlogs post by PZ Myers
- Comment on tremendous 1 week ago:
Maybe the result of US education system
- Comment on land shrimp 2 weeks ago:
You can have an allergy to any food, others are allergic to peanuts, strawberries or beef. It is an individual problem that does not prevent including shrimps or grasshoppers in the diet of people who like them. Things of custom and tradition. But the offer is one thing and the obligation to eat them is another, which does not exist.
- Comment on land shrimp 2 weeks ago:
Exaxtly, Land Shrimps. No much difference between shrimps and cicades or grasshoppers. Same as in schrimps and crabs, you must put of the exosqueleto and wings. snails are also in the diet in a lot of countries, the girls even smear their lips with crushed insects (Carmine, made from Dactylopius coccus)
- Comment on it works! only 99.99$! 2 weeks ago:
Try Andisearch, it was the first AI search ever and apart is one of the most private search engine which even actively protect your ID, no ads, no tracking, no logs, anonymous.
Adding as search engine in your browser
https://andisearch.com/?query=%sPerplexity, well, is still one of the more private AI, but best to use the extension which works well and anonymous (logs only tech data), Chromium only. In Firefox you can use perplexity only as search engine from the website itself.
- Comment on periodic tablets 2 weeks ago:
Also an option
- Comment on periodic tablets 2 weeks ago:
It remember me an old story
- Comment on life pro tip!! 2 weeks ago:
Not even enough to say “I bring you love”
- Comment on somewhere a postdoc is crying 3 weeks ago:
Yes, Water itself has a pretty weird freezing diagram, but meltin diagrams are already weird, even in metals as I remeber this from Iron, iron carbid. Melting always depends on several factors, pressure, depending of added substances…
- Comment on aliens. 3 weeks ago:
Maybe cropcircles are images of an ET penis. who knows
- Comment on life pro tip!! 3 weeks ago:
Well, its an Actinium (94), but it works better than Uranium. Alternatively you can also use Polonium to eliminate the need to eat for the rest of your life, it was even tested
- Comment on somewhere a postdoc is crying 3 weeks ago:
Better is Acetic acid
Water itself is also fine. In space what ocurres with water? Does it freeze or evaporate?
