Bane_Killgrind
@Bane_Killgrind@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on If Israel assassinated Kennedy, do you think they will do it again? 19 hours ago:
How he’s already dead
- Comment on It was a simpler time 1 week ago:
where people got that idea
Political propaganda
- Comment on My next door neighbor is trying to lose a 100lbs. But having real problems getting his breathing under control when exercising. Is there like a breathing exercise he can do everyday to improve? 2 weeks ago:
NO
the problems he’s having are not normal, he’s not just “doing it wrong” if he’s doing what you are describing
He needs to get checked out
- Comment on Anon joins girl's night 3 weeks ago:
I have no idea
- Comment on Anon joins girl's night 3 weeks ago:
You are a good dude. If you were fine with being an interloper you would have probably picked up on the vibe.
- Comment on Anon joins girl's night 3 weeks ago:
Non-binary/egg-gender
- Comment on AI Driving Game Players Are Burning Through So Many Tokens Its Developer Had to Take Out a Bank Loan to Keep It Running 4 weeks ago:
zero replayability
Missing one of the only good reasons to include AI in your game…
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
there’s nothing unusual about the G-forces of the X2
So this is disingenuous, the whipping motions that the riders experience on the x2 are much different than the higher g shockwave …fandom.com/…/Shock_Wave_(Six_Flags_Over_Texas)
You can see the way the track is designed, the riders are pushed down and back into the seats with a gradual increase in force on the highest g loop.
I’d agree with you that 4gs isn’t enough to harm a healthy adult, but the attraction has a responsibility to provide an accurate presentation of the risk and should account for riders that unknowingly are at risk. If they aren’t accounting for riders that have an invisible abnormality, they shouldn’t operate the ride.
There’s no marketing material on these rides that say “only ride if you do not have any abnormal cardiovascular physiology” and if they did I’d wonder what kind of screening they expect their riders to pass.
- Comment on Local homeserver suddenly not responsive to SSH but can be pinged 1 month ago:
The under voltage might just be in the TTY 1 or whichever is the main console when you plug a monitor in.
I think it’s two different issues that are compounding, one being the maybe a bit too high power draw from the exterior drive, and the second being the different power sources being funky. The vexing part was the infrequency.
Sorry I can’t be more useful with diagnostics, my problems all went away when I went with a low power USB drive IE a USB SSD.
- Comment on Local homeserver suddenly not responsive to SSH but can be pinged 1 month ago:
Are you powering the spinning disc off the pi? High draw can cause funky stuff too.
Any under voltage warnings?
- Comment on Local homeserver suddenly not responsive to SSH but can be pinged 1 month ago:
Like a spinning disc drive? I always found those separately powered drives flakey on a PI, the drive was fine, the pi is fine, the dock I used was solid on my PC and laptop, but not the pi.
Is it your OS drive? Could you get a tiny USB SSD and try that out as primary?
- Comment on Anon steams up the sauna 1 month ago:
The sauna, steam room and hot tub at my gym are conversation areas, but that’s also gender segregated.
- Comment on Gamer complained that he turned on his old PS3 for MGS 4 and found out that Sony had disabled his account - he lost his games due to prolonged inactivity 2 months ago:
“archived” probably put a pause on the interest, which is the whole point of savings accounts
- Comment on Why do a lot of frozen salmon thawing instructions say to remove the salmon from the individual wrappers before thawing? 2 months ago:
What exacerbating factors promote the production of these neurotoxins? Are there any preparation methods that concentrate them or otherwise adversely effect the lethality of my salmon???
- Comment on Anon doesn't have a plan 2 months ago:
What kind of engineering?
Low voltage is not a registered trade in some places, so data com/access control installation is easy to get into.
- Comment on It's terminal 2 months ago:
Hehehe
- Comment on Why do so many people regardless of whether their reasonings are justified or not pinpoint South Park for ruining a generation of millenials? 2 months ago:
Pretty sure if it was the opposite, and they declared themselves liberals to a room full of uncomfortable right wing elites, we wouldn’t be ignoring their history or rejecting that label.
- Comment on Why do so many people regardless of whether their reasonings are justified or not pinpoint South Park for ruining a generation of millenials? 2 months ago:
The scene in which Randy gets arrested for drunk driving is based on a near identical experience that Parker had with his father when he was nine years-old.
From Wikipedia, so it seems like he’s had some personal experience as well.
Also I don’t think they are republican or democrat
- Comment on Few adult men are killed by adult women. 2 months ago:
You are an idiot
- Comment on Different strokes 2 months ago:
It’s definitely wank at the register levels of dgaf
- Comment on Pikachu 2 months ago:
Ungovernable
- Comment on How bad were the asylums that Reagan closed in his tenure? Were they really that bad? Did no one take a look at the staff and bed side manner? Or was it really like Born On The Fourth of July? 3 months ago:
Yeah Regan “The most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government and I’m here to help.” That guy, would have ever reformed any public service :/
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
When it became easier to use to educated users and more stable and cheaper, all paid server OS’s died.
10b in UNIX revenue in 2012 www.tahawultech.com/news/the-last-days-of-unix/
cioafrica.co/the-long-slow-death-of-commercial-un… one vendor drops from 1.6b to .6b revenue in four years
matrix42.com/…/the-cost-punch-of-core-based-licen… Microsoft moves from per processor licensing to per core licensing, to prop up revenue on server OS products. Revenue reported bundles all cloud and software services in with licensing, so any increases in this revenue bundle are most likely attributed to cloud and infrastructure revenues, considering the reported CapEx of Asure infrastructure.
I think even Microsoft is in trouble for OS sales. I have seen an increase in Linux based applications in my industry, at the expense of Windows. SOC appliances are more visibly Linux based as well.
- Comment on Pov It's 2035 3 months ago:
Yes, and everyone can look up used and empty SSN, so you know what numbers other random island people could be looking for.
The bad guy isn’t the government though, it’s some random guy that keeps abducting other people instead of killing them, and lets other people get the kill to avoid the 9 mill/duel scenario
The main character is super fine with all of this for some reason, and ends up killing the number cuck, but that’s the main characters last number. Main character ends up with the same number as the president of the United States, who for some reason doesn’t use the buyout option, probably because he’s an asshole.
- Comment on Philosophy has peaked. Checkmate atheists 3 months ago:
My body my choice /s
- Comment on Patrick Stewart Reflects on 'Star Trek' at 60: Why He Wants More Spinoffs 3 months ago:
I do a full season of The Shining in space
- Comment on Need a fact check if they actually do blur his neck scrotum 4 months ago:
Can you start? This is incredibly funny.
- Comment on Genius 4 months ago:
Modern problems
- Comment on I can feel my horny level rising to 30% 4 months ago:
Rowan Somerville “the shape of her” I can’t figure out if it’s satire or not
- Comment on Anon awakens something 4 months ago:
And an episode of IT crowd