plantfanatic
@plantfanatic@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Life is hard 6 days ago:
Does the HVAC engineer seriously need the mechanism of condensation explained to them…?
Coils frost, glass can frost, you’re ignoring reality for your textbook numbers.
It can also freeze, because it’s -20c outside lmfao.
- Comment on We must end rough sleeping but hostile architecture must go too 1 week ago:
It’s gonna be stainless steel, so non-ferrous, and they’ll still have you on video camera and have your license plate if you drove.
It’s an incredibly stupid idea since the material is basically trackable.
You mind as well just tell people to smack a cop with it.
- Comment on We must end rough sleeping but hostile architecture must go too 1 week ago:
Ah yes, turn the scrap in where you need to provide your ID to do so and they could easily track it back to you…
If your country accepts scrap without IDs they’re helping the criminal industry and complicit.
- Comment on We must end rough sleeping but hostile architecture must go too 1 week ago:
It’s off to one side, use that as a pillow or foot rest.
- Comment on Solar panels for surveillance but none for affordable power 2 weeks ago:
I’m a little on the fence, I live where it’s cold and the batteries are a common fail point, plus long nights need larger batteries and more panels to charge them too. So depending on how important it is, it should probably be hooked up to the grid as well. A little redundancy, but a properly integrated system could provide to the grid when there’s extra (long summer days and short nights) and take when it’s needed (long winter nights.)
- Comment on Solar panels for surveillance but none for affordable power 2 weeks ago:
Hrmm, this got me thinking a little actually. Where I am, there isn’t much wind, but other provinces do, we were mainly coal and LPG powered, still are. But solar is on the upswing, our city has multiple massive solar farms.
Anyways, what got me thinking is why we don’t have wind as well, I’m wondering if just due to the almost daily wind spikes being on the east side of the Rockies? How often would the be locked out would make them unfeasible?
Maybe there’s some study on it I can dig up later.
- Comment on This FedEx driver has never won a round of Tetris in his life 2 weeks ago:
What?
Just because something went over your head you’re gonna act like this?
My comment was obviously in reference to just tossing everything in, which would pack the sides. It relates to the posted image. If you can’t comprehend this and you start insulting people… get help.
- Comment on This FedEx driver has never won a round of Tetris in his life 2 weeks ago:
??? Apparantly you don’t.
If you put everything in the center, so there’s airflow around the entire freezer, but the middle is packed solid, there’s the required airflow to prevent what you’re talking about.
I never said it was packed solid tight you couldn’t stick anything else in. I said the middle specifically.
- Comment on This FedEx driver has never won a round of Tetris in his life 2 weeks ago:
Any hazardous materials would have the paperwork that the driver has to sign before driving though.
How do you think intermodal shipping works? They repack the containers everytime it changes hands?
- Comment on This FedEx driver has never won a round of Tetris in his life 2 weeks ago:
If everything is cold, there’s no need for airflow in the middle.
Why do you think bulk stuff is frozen together and packed as tightly as possible?
- Comment on This FedEx driver has never won a round of Tetris in his life 2 weeks ago:
That implies you take your vehicle home? Most places they have a depot to leave the vehicles and they fill them up at night and it’s ready to go when you walk in the office.
- Comment on This FedEx driver has never won a round of Tetris in his life 2 weeks ago:
Don’t let it get that warm in first place? Bring insulated buckets when you get your groceries.
- Comment on Solar panels for surveillance but none for affordable power 2 weeks ago:
Conversely though, there is ways to use the same tech to provide cheaper “infrastructure” as well though.
My city they use them to provide lighted crosswalks and flashing stops signs where they are less noticeable. So to have Flock and NOT those, there’s some axes to grind.
- Comment on Solar panels for surveillance but none for affordable power 2 weeks ago:
Infrastructure?
It’s a self contained unit, the battery is in the unit, not elsewhere, and it actually saves tearing up roads to run power to these units.
- Comment on Following accusations, James Pond Legacy devs say no generative AI was used in creating artwork 2 weeks ago:
Says “process” in the title unlike the others, body is missing inside, flame jets are missing as well.
- Comment on This seems like a bad long-term strategy 2 weeks ago:
Large companies can’t. A company building a hospital, isn’t going to have another job lined up, to start the day the one ends. The first job probably won’t be done on time, now you have two jobs going and only the same amount of employees. The last part of building is always the biggest rush to finalize punchlists and everything.
Smaller companies, yeah they typically can operate that way.
The company also has to get paid for the first job, before they can have the equity to be able to even buy materials for the next job.
- Comment on This seems like a bad long-term strategy 3 weeks ago:
Same thing, apprentices are now journeyman and can work on their own, and new apprentices can do the same work for a third of the price.
- Comment on This seems like a bad long-term strategy 3 weeks ago:
Thats literally how it works? All the apprentices are now journeyman, they go off on their own, and they hire a new batch for the next multi year project.
- Comment on This seems like a bad long-term strategy 3 weeks ago:
They dont always have consistent jobs though, and a finished game, just like a finished building, needs a token amount of employees to maintain compared to the fleet that maybe built it.
- Comment on What's the meaning of the word "rule" as used in Lemmy titles? 3 weeks ago:
Isn’t actually part of their rules to put “rule” in the title too though?
- Comment on Can you smell.. 1 month ago:
Could have made them different elevations, but winds blow different directions depending on elevation. It’s not an unrealistic scenario.
- Comment on Not a single one 1 month ago:
And where there’s no wind?
- Comment on Don't have kids 2 months ago:
Grown kids and their friends?
- Comment on Hannibal was right 🔥 2 months ago:
From the way you’re responding to me and others in this thread, you need to seriously think about what the definition of that word means.
It’s not a personal rule, it’s a basic decency rule, if you’re gonna be an asshole or make jokes, atleast do it correctly. You just come off as insufferable, what you said could be joke, if it wasn’t done the way you did.
And look in the mirror, you fucked up, and are just making yourself look like a child at this point.
- Comment on Hannibal was right 🔥 2 months ago:
Hey man, you’re the one that was so upset they they had to edit their comment to point to it being a joke.
So… where’s the joke? Or should we just take your comment as intended before the edit? The you just missing being pedantic and assuming what the other user said, which is just being an ass.
So… explain the joke, or we just take the original asshole context. I think that’s quite fair.
- Comment on Hannibal was right 🔥 2 months ago:
Still waiting for that explanation.
- Comment on Hannibal was right 🔥 2 months ago:
Hey man it’s fine not to get a joke. It’s alright to voice your displeasure
Than explain the joke, for everyone else like me who doesn’t get it. No one does but you, that makes it a problem.
You mentioned the block. And again, this is hilarious watching you try to justify whatever you want to call this trolling.
You’ve acknowledged, but you also defended yourself and started other points. So yeah they need to be addressed, don’t they? Or do you just want to make noise and be heard, but not have someone else be able to do that…?
You’re just a fucking mess lmfao.
- Comment on Hannibal was right 🔥 2 months ago:
Again, it’s not a joke at all. Someone who is joking, doesn’t assume anything about what the other person said.
Thats not comedy. Thats being an asshole, and trying to justify it with humour. That’s why you can’t explain the humour.
If it’s a joke, than explain the punchline for everyone else here, since you’re the only one who thinks it’s funny let alone a joke.
Balls in your court, like it’s been the entire time.
I’m not upset, I think it’s hilarious. Like a racist stuck I a corner trying to explain why their “joke” is funny.
- Comment on Hannibal was right 🔥 2 months ago:
I see other comments, and you also claimed I was the alt of someone, so that means I’m not the only one. So just full off absolute lies now?
You’re pretty upset by getting called out for being an ass eh?
- Comment on Hannibal was right 🔥 2 months ago:
Yes, and I don’t start arguing with rhe comic when I don’t get one of thier jokes when its their set.
If the whole crowd boos… yeah someone will, or just tell them to fuck off.
You seriously have zero self awareness eh?