Redjard
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- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
It could be net positive by wasting mating attempts from other wild individuals, decreasing offspring amounts of the population.
iirc some places airdrop sterile mosquitoes to reduce mosquito populations. - Comment on Valid point 3 weeks ago:
Get a card binder. Can even put in a note or two with rarely used cards.
- Comment on Fingies 3 weeks ago:
The lower leg is the palm, not a finger.
- Comment on I know which one I'm picking! 4 weeks ago:
Hating Frnce keeps you sharp in these trying times where Brtain is too busy self-owning.
- Comment on Dunkle 4 weeks ago:
still it isn’t the bone that’s on the outside
That’s what I mean. Skin that gives color but mostly preserves the look of the bone plates, with gaps remaining visible
- Comment on Dunkle 4 weeks ago:
could be like turtle shells
- Comment on Sweet Temptation 5 weeks ago:
0/5 health? You want to kill me?
- Comment on Stay chill, no matter what 5 weeks ago:
These seem self-made, which I also did. Probably using like A3 or A2 cardboard.
It’s a nice thing and you just buffer these things up however or leave them partially empty, they’re closed anyway.The size gives you more canvas for decoration.
- Comment on Hbd 2 uu 5 weeks ago:
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday dear Youyou.
Happy birthday to you.
- Comment on Scan to Verify You're Human 5 weeks ago:
Beware it’d be quite easy to decensor that qr from the image.
- Comment on Apple that makes eunuchs 5 weeks ago:
Balls only make sperm, the fluid is the prostate(?) or smthn, it comes from inside the body.
- Comment on Become ungovernable 1 month ago:
Oh so the reason rock pigeon nests are so bad is that we took all the rocks from them so now they can’t build.
- Comment on royalty free, no copyright 1 month ago:
If they can claim this, then the music should already be in youtubes system and recognized on the video, in which case it is attributed under the description.
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- Comment on How tf do people who work 8-5 M-F get any life done? 1 month ago:
- Comment on Sniff sniff 1 month ago:
Kneecaps and toenails, kneecaps and toenails.
- Comment on Homocycle and Heterocycle 1 month ago:
lesbian marriage is great until you consider the cost of the catenary track.
- Comment on Homocycle and Heterocycle 1 month ago:
gay marriage is great until you consider the cost of the catenary track.
- Comment on Chonky Earth 1 month ago:
got any of dem pixels?
- Comment on Title 1 month ago:
Structurization.
I know someone who worked in a software company that developed algorithms and systems for banks and gambling to detect these. - Comment on Lol she's gonna die laughing 1 month ago:
Germany doesn’t have that locker design to my knowledge. Nor square doorhandles (doesn’t that hurt?).
Scandinavia really likes those twist lockers under the handle. Usually they simply disengage the handle, but sometimes they also operate a deadbolt.
- Comment on Oh what a name 1 month ago:
Transport me to Not Safe for Work
- Comment on Hail power! 1 month ago:
That hat looks so photoshopped on
- Comment on borger 2 months ago:
Works just as above water except with a range of about 10cm.
- Comment on borger 2 months ago:
Not every shower is a hair wash. Especially if you have long hair and shower daily it might be say a 1:4 ratio.
I advocate for headphones in those 75% of showers. Can be very nice.I don’t even have good speakers, so this ensures best sound quality. It also skips the setup steps, if you then proceed to commute to work say. Just a continuous music experience, and you’d have had to put them on later anyway.
Very fitting for the olde 5min shower out the door maneuver. - Comment on Shirley, you can't be serious 2 months ago:
So every ant, clone or not, is probably set up to only function in a colony.
And I assume the genetics determine the language, so that even related ant nests don’t merge but stay distinct?
- Comment on Shirley, you can't be serious 2 months ago:
Which you can argue for, but doesn’t stem from them being all almost twins.
I can say Humans are 99.6% genetically identical, and I can say nations are kinda like independent organisms (more sketchy a statement than for ants), but I definitely can’t say Humans are 99.6% genetically identical, and thus nations are kinda like independent organisms.
“Ants are almost twins” is not the cause of “Ants are not really autonomous individuals”
- Comment on Shirley, you can't be serious 2 months ago:
Then, other than their genetic code, what else is copied between individuals? Is their brain fully encoded in their chromosomes? Does the queen ant go and copy the same brain into all worker ants? Do the worker ants, when pupating, connect to the colonies wifi network and download the current neuronal image for network booting?
Do they share their fingerprints (for example hair placement) too? - Comment on Shirley, you can't be serious 2 months ago:
closer to clones than individual consciousnesses
You know that genetic clones are still individuals with independent brains, right?
Like twins don’t have to take on the same profession or have the same personality. They’re about as mentally different as any other random person. - Comment on We produce more resources than we could ever consume in the least sustainable ways possible. 2 months ago:
World population in 2024 was 8.1 billion.
Doesn’t really matter but people please make sure your numbers are right before you use them. easily avoidable way to lose your credibility.
