14th_cylon
@14th_cylon@lemmy.zip
- Comment on That would be petrifying 4 days ago:
But at least can’t fall into the Mariana Trench
why not? is there some local anomaly that causes gravity not to work?
- Comment on Rich ppl live longer 6 days ago:
they will pay for it. every single person who mistakes causation and correlation will die!
- Comment on Dozens of engineers laid off at Apple headquarters 1 week ago:
what is dolly parton related layoff?
- Comment on One In Five Drivers Switches Off The Safety Tech Meant To Save Their Lives 2 weeks ago:
well my superb detects the obstacle and brakes aggressively to increase that gap as fast as possible. if i do it manually, i see our speeds and how much of that distance i can sacrifice to make the breaking smoother, but the computer just brakes hard. it is probably better from the safety standpoint, but it is very uncomfortable - esp. if you have passengers who don’t follow the traffic so they don’t understand what is happening.
- Comment on One In Five Drivers Switches Off The Safety Tech Meant To Save Their Lives 2 weeks ago:
Why? Lack of knowledge? With mine, I use it regularly on the highway outside of heavy traffic. It’s very nice, actually.
unusable in city, highly situational outside. very annoying when someone merges just in front of you.
Mine, I keep on for the most part. Theres an easy access button to turn it off when it becomes annoying though, which is only really when dealing with lanes merging.
sooner or later it will stop working, because it will have trouble reading the lines. people are terrible at monitoring automatic system, that is the lesson we learned from airline cockpits, and i will rather drive my car, than anxiously wait for the moment what the half-assed system stops working. on top of that, my car start obnoxious alarm once it decides i am not holding the steering wheel tight enough, which is about 20 seconds after activation of this function.
21.3 percent disable automatic emergency braking outright
false positives
Voice assistants go unused by 17.8 percent.
it actually surprises me that 82% of people uses it.
I’m sorry, what? Having the current speed and relevant traffic signs in the windshield is amazing
windshield is for looking out of the car. if someone cannot tell speed of their car without checking, or is unable to glance at the dashboard when needed, they have no business to operate potential murder weapon in public. (i admittedly don’t have personal experience with such system)
At least in the US, every new car has them. So are people going out of their way to ignore them? Or only that many people have cars with these cameras?
i guess not everyone drives new car, and it depends on the situation a lot. the camera is great for estimating the distance to the bumper of the car behind you, but for evaluation situation around the car when parking or reversing on street, mirrors are much better.
- Comment on One In Five Drivers Switches Off The Safety Tech Meant To Save Their Lives 2 weeks ago:
Mine, I keep on for the most part. Theres an easy access button to turn it off when it becomes annoying though, which is only really when dealing with lanes merging.
it is highly impractical every time some moron decides that the gap between you and the car in front of you is there waiting for him… if you are in control of your speed, you will react much more smoothly that the automatic (may depend on the car)
- Comment on business is business 2 weeks ago:
Alternative and deeply truly, in my bones: who the fuck are you? Let’s see some of your damn portfolio.
i am someone pointing your attention to the fact that you don’t zoom with your feet. i assume you did not know that, because why would you say that otherwise, so now you know something you didn’t before and you can think about how to apply that knowledge to your pictures of cool things. i don’t really need to present my portfolio for that.
And yes, I downvoted myself to save you the damn click,
you seem to have forgotten to do that. what is the point of making such bizarre performative claim when you don’t even follow through?
if simple comment sends you into such tailspin, maybe public discussion is not for you…
- Comment on business is business 2 weeks ago:
on top of that, the uber driver’s job was done in 10 minutes, which is little less than typical wedding…
- Comment on business is business 2 weeks ago:
you don’t zoom with your feet. that is how you change perspective, and it is not the same as zooming. serious hobby photographer should understand the difference.
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
yeah, i have a habit of verifying the information i see. not sorry if it insults you 🤷♂️.
if your first kid is conceived when you are 16, you have four different kids by the time you are 23, with multiple fathers, and the only one willing to stay ultimately kills you, you SHOULD be ashamed of your life choices. at the very least because of the kids who didn’t get a choice whether they want to be born to this trailer park shit.
so shove your pretentious fight for personal sexual freedom wherever you want.
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
you are thinking of identical twins. they are created by impregnated ovum splitting in two. that’s why they look alike - they are literal genetic copy, defacto the same person. you can’t distinguish them with a dna test.
fraternal twins come from two different eggs impregnated independently, growing up in the same womb. they are two different people, they don’t look alike, they don’t even have to have the same sex.
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
i am sorry, funny internet person, i can’t do that…
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
One of them murdered her, so probably not that good…
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
So the partner is now suspected of murdering her. Don’t want to be mean, but this is real trailer park story…
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
Wtf…
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
when you try to be funny by repeating the “joke” for one billionth time, but have no idea how it actually works - priceless. for everything else there is mastercard 😆
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
one of the fathers stayed.
lemmy.zip/post/69981682/28356386 - Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
so, few facts.
the story is real, the kids were born in 2022. the image is ai slop. the kids actually have same skin color - the woman decided to do the dna testing when they were 8 months (if they were black and white, it would probably became suspicious sooner). she fucked them both on same day, but it probably wasn’t random one night stand from the bar, because she was able to reach both of them for the test. one of them is raising both kids with her.
this is as close to original source as i have found, interviews her attending physician: g1.globo.com/…/gemeos-de-pais-diferentes-medico-e…
translation: firefox built-in translating tool
The woman bonded with two men on the same day and became pregnant with both. Doctor Túlio Franco explained that fertilizations in different eggs happened in a matter of a few hours between one and the other.
(…)
The mother of the boys explained that the children are very similar, but that doubts arose regarding the fatherhoods. When they were eight months old, she did the DNA scans with the man she thought was the father. The result was positive only for one child.She then remade the exams, which confirmed the paternity for a child. “I remembered that I had been related to another man and I called him to take the test, which was positive,” says the mother.
(…)
According to her mother, the father of one of them took over the two boys and made the records in the registry office. “He takes care of both, helps me a lot to create and gives all the necessary support they need,” he said. - Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
does not have to, but it was (same day; not literal double penetration of a single hole).
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
and sometimes they are. and it is rally their business, but it is why we invented contraception.
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
the pictures are ai slop, the kids have same skin color. it took her 8 months to realize something was wrong. lemmy.zip/post/69962286/28352399
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
the pictures are fake, the kids have same skin color.
lemmy.zip/post/69962286/28352399 - Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
the photo is ai slop, the kids have same skin color lemmy.zip/post/69962286/28349932
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
she fucked them both on the same day
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
“she” is an ai slop
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
All they have done is share the womb.
and we call these twins…
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
rare things happen. my point is not that it didn’t happen, but that here you have ton of ai slop presenting multiple different fake images of supposedly same story. among other things, it does not seem to be the case that the kids were one white, one black - the woman decided to do the dna testing when they were 8 months (if they were black and white, it would probably became suspicious sooner). she fucked them both on same day, but it probably wasn’t random one night stand from the bar, because she was able to reach both of them for the test.
this is as close to original source as i have found, interviews her attending physician: g1.globo.com/…/gemeos-de-pais-diferentes-medico-e…
translation: firefox built-in translating tool
The woman bonded with two men on the same day and became pregnant with both. Doctor Túlio Franco explained that fertilizations in different eggs happened in a matter of a few hours between one and the other. (…) The mother of the boys explained that the children are very similar, but that doubts arose regarding the fatherhoods. When they were eight months old, she did the DNA scans with the man she thought was the father. The result was positive only for one child.
She then remade the exams, which confirmed the paternity for a child. “I remembered that I had been related to another man and I called him to take the test, which was positive,” says the mother. (…) According to her mother, the father of one of them took over the two boys and made the records in the registry office. “He takes care of both, helps me a lot to create and gives all the necessary support they need,” he said.
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
i have stated my point in comment 1. not really sure what you think the word projection means 😆
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
i really hope for your sake you are like 12, because then you have a chance to grow out of this. i will not be replying to you anymore.
- Comment on sometimes nature is a tattle tale 2 weeks ago:
idiot
i understand you don’t get it, but you are the idiot in this conversation. i do admire your confidence though.
with two people at the same time
you need to read that sentence till its end. don’t hesitate to repeat as many times as needed, you will eventually get there.
