ikidd
@ikidd@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Some have greatness thrust upon them 15 hours ago:
Get a bidet sprayer you can put on the toilet water supply. That’ll give your asshole some time to heal instead of being reopened every time you wipe and prevent worse problems. You will also become addicted to having a nice clean asshole all the time.
- Comment on Not saying this is Hell, but it's pretty fucking close 16 hours ago:
Has the frog been boiled yet?
- Comment on Get Maced 4 days ago:
Is she trying to be Firecracker from The Boys?
Hopefully it ends the same way.
- Comment on Words of wisdom 1 week ago:
The vinegar strokes.
- Comment on I getting more and more enraged seeing self proclaimed leftists resorting to ghastly Gen AI to bastardise their rather humorous ideas. 1 week ago:
I can’t what until it becomes so normalized I don’t have to see this constant fucking bitching about AI in every goddamn thread even vaguely related to slop.
- Comment on What is the name of this knot? And how does one tie it? 1 week ago:
If you look at the loop as what goes around the post, it’s a mooring hitch/loop. It just pulls tight if you pull the long end, and the short tag end stops the other loop from pulling through. You pull the tag end out and it falls apart.
- Comment on What is the name of this knot? And how does one tie it? 1 week ago:
I’d call that a mooring loop, and the loop part goes around the post. I tie up my horse with that and I’ve done it for so long, I don’t really think about how I do it.
- Comment on Yeah, fuck these two. 1 week ago:
His own band quit?
That’s hilarious.
- Comment on Republicans after seeing Hasan Piker's meat on the jumbotron 2 weeks ago:
Watch Day Drinking with Seth Meyers episode with her. I might be in love.
- Comment on LemmyMan® Dinner 3 weeks ago:
Fuck Kentucky.
- Comment on To be happy… 3 weeks ago:
I hope that’s real brick behind that. I’ve seen some pretty gnarly damage from people using their BBQs too close to the side of the house.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words 3 weeks ago:
I see he leaned left right before the end there. His fans should be outraged.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t believe them. If they’re doing this, they’re still selling your data.
- Comment on Free them 4 weeks ago:
What was he goblin?
- Comment on *Eyeroll* 4 weeks ago:
There will be billions on the streets celebrating his death. I guess that’s some sort of fame.
- Comment on Accurate 4 weeks ago:
Oh, god, this. She is terrible. WTF is with her popularity? I don’t understand it at all.
- Comment on This camouflaged speed bump 4 weeks ago:
Now I want one.
- Comment on This camouflaged speed bump 4 weeks ago:
Those ones actually work better. The short, sharp shock ones can be hit at speed if you have a good suspension. The slow ones like that will lift the rear end off the ground if you go too fast, they’re way more effective.
- Comment on Sometimes you just have to know 4 weeks ago:
Me too, but you’d figure those MDF baseboards would be stained as well. They puff up and look waterlogged at the merest hint of water.
- Comment on "No precedent in American history!" NYT would have defended child labor. 5 weeks ago:
Except in every civilized country in the world.
- Comment on I wanna be a maelstrom in 1714 C.E. 5 weeks ago:
After the 5th year of eating maggotty potatoes they went somewhere to give their great-grandkids a future.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
In the millennia we’ve had domestic chickens of all shapes and sizes, but nobody has bred a silent rooster? I just don’t get that.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Or magpies.
- Comment on The Vancouver Police 5 weeks ago:
Probably by caning them when they spit their gum on the ground.
- Comment on A fossil-fuel plant seeing nuclear coming... 1 month ago:
Overall, I agree. I run my own yard offgrid with solar and battery, but I still end up firing up the generator a fair bit in winter because the demand periods don’t match the production peak.
But it seems like that’s just a scaling problem, and it seems like a few billion spent on batteries is a less technical solution than a fission plant, depending on the design and scale. But it hasn’t really happened yet, even in China where the parts are produced. They’re further along, but they’re still firing up coal and nuclear at a scale unmatched by the western countries right now, alongside record solar production. So something in that theory isn’t lining up.
- Comment on A fossil-fuel plant seeing nuclear coming... 1 month ago:
Renewables often have storage issues since they aren’t on demand.
- Comment on Frackin' Chat Gippity!! 1 month ago:
I’m ok with that.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
And make sure everything you mouseover trying to get a blurb or something instead just jumps around like a Jack Russell terrier trying to grab your attention. I fucking hate having to find a place to park my mouse so it isn’t autoplaying some bullshit I have no interest in.
- Comment on US problems require US solutions 2 months ago:
I mean, you could shoot the fire. Works on hurricanes I hear.
- Comment on US problems require US solutions 2 months ago:
You have to admit, he was right.