TheOakTree
@TheOakTree@lemmy.zip
- Comment on quiet place 1 week ago:
I’d imagine the main risk of such a location would be the threat of other people looking to control it for themselves. But, of course, that risk is probably never mentioned.
- Comment on 5 tomatoes 1 week ago:
I think one useful comparison would be to convert their measurement of the speed of light to our measurement and vice versa. They will use different units of distance and time, but the values themselves will be proportional unless they live in a black hole.
- Comment on Checkmate theists 2 weeks ago:
Basically yes. They usually have red bean paste filling, although lately I’ve seen them filled with custard/choux cream.
- Comment on Checkmate theists 2 weeks ago:
Pineapple belongs as pizza. The great debate is finally over.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 4 weeks ago:
Fellas, is it gay to value your loved ones and oppose violence?
- Comment on I may or may not have gotten way too in the trees@sh.itjust.works and eaten an entire block of cream cheese 5 weeks ago:
No hot sauce in the house? Blasphemy!
- Comment on A dedicated section in my Steam library 1 month ago:
https://www.protondb.com/app/1903340
Seems like it works out-of-box for some users, with commands for some, not at all for others.
- Comment on Jokes on you, I don't want to work 1 month ago:
IIRC this is because companies will post jobs that they want to hire for internally. Either they are required to post these positions publicly, or they benefit from doing so.
- Comment on Bird 1 month ago:
Sounds like she knows how to seize a good opportunity lol
- Comment on Bird 1 month ago:
Bread is filling and high in carbs, but has little nutritional value. When ducks eat bread, it tastes good and it also encourages them to fill up on it, which can lead to protein deficiency iirc. Also ducks with diets low in certain vitamins develop a condition known as angel wing, which renders the wings unusable due to excessive feather growth (too heavy for young ducks’ wings; developing wings are bent outwards due to weight).
- Comment on US education 1 month ago:
All of my friends who went to catholic school had the opposite experience. Evolution was handwaved away as complete nonsense, and God’s benevolence was the answer for why people exist. My public school taught evolution very thoroughly, though none of my science teachers seemed creationist.