Swedneck
@Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on Well then 18 hours ago:
remember kids: being a scientist is just fucking around according to a plan, then writing down what you found out.
- Comment on Jeebuz Rode A Velocirapture 20 hours ago:
finally a version of this meme that makes proper sense, those two letters make all the difference
- Comment on Dinner is ready! 1 day ago:
you can just not include the spice, like i make asian food with capellini and tomato purée lmao
- Comment on LOOK AT THIS NERD 2 days ago:
you can clearly see a colour difference halfway, so presumably they just shed the other half a bit later, maybe they go rub their butt against something until it comes off
- Comment on 3 days ago:
it’d also actually be made to be on for extended amounts of time, with a proper big vibration motor.
if you try to use a controller like this i’d bet it’ll burn itself out in an hour… - Comment on Spokesperson 3 days ago:
i have to wonder how far you could push an antifascist campaign on being unabashedly into milfs
- Comment on arriving 3 days ago:
i want a map of where people say they prefer winter or summer, because as someone in the nordics i’d say winter can eat shit and die but the whole problem is that it has already done so.
Winter isn’t winter anymore, it’s just a bleak version of autumn/spring where nothing is alive and it’s all cold and wet.If winter was actually winter it’d be great, proper snow that doesn’t just soak into your shoes and freeze into ice that makes you crack your head open if you dare step outside.
But no, winter is dead and thus summer wins by default, at least in the summer there are some things to enjoy outside. - Comment on arriving 3 days ago:
30°C is not that much
we literally declare that a heatwave here in sweden, people die - Comment on They're coming. 3 days ago:
- Comment on 1919 (correctly) 4 days ago:
school needs to spend a couple lessons teaching you the notification settings on your phone, these days you can do quite advanced things without extra apps, like setting the phone to vibrate (except for specific people and apps) during specific calendar events, or only allowing specific notifications from an app.
- Comment on 1919 (correctly) 4 days ago:
cut to parchment with the word “EVERYTHING” written on it in a fancy font
- Comment on hyperbaric oxygen chamber 4 days ago:
i find that hard to believe, i could see a significant portion like 30%, but surely a lot of it is also cells from the body being flushed out, and just straight up the part of our food that didn’t get absorbed? Like the whole reason we need fibre is so it goes through the digestive system and makes the poo have a good consistency…
- Comment on hyperbaric oxygen chamber 4 days ago:
the sad thing is that the best way we know of to extend your life is just getting plenty of exercise, eating healthy, having friends, and avoiding cancer.
simply by trying so hard to live longer he’s probably shortening his lifespan from the stress
- Comment on hyperbaric oxygen chamber 4 days ago:
cromnch
- Comment on Clock logic 4 days ago:
i’m pretty sure for 90% of europe there’s been a generational shift from saying “four in the afternoon” to just saying “16”, after digital clocks started replacing analog ones.
- Comment on oh cool 4 days ago:
isn’t daniel like, technically a civilian all the way through?
- Comment on Cooking 😋 4 days ago:
i remain extremely unconvinced this is any better than people freaking out about fat back in the day.
You can’t take population-level recommendations and apply it to yourself as an individual, needs can vary HUGELY from person to person and if you keep finding salt tasty then for all you know you actually NEED that extra salt to be healthy and reducing your intake would be bad. There’s no one universal amount of salt that is healthy. - Comment on Cooking 😋 4 days ago:
i’d assume this is still better because they clearly see how much salt goes on it
- Comment on oh cool 4 days ago:
it also, uh, kinda repeatedly pointed out how the military kinda sucks as a structure and how a lot of the time individuals have to ignore orders and rules in order to do do the humane thing.
SGC was good because it was filled with good people, hammond had a powerful conscience which motivated him to let things slide and to do what he could to prevent other parts of the military and government from ruining the good work people were doing.
- Comment on Unified Theory of American Reality 4 days ago:
i’m introducing Marx’ Flaming Laser Sickle, which says that i don’t give a fuck about the underlying cause if the effect is fascism.
- Comment on Lies, all lies 4 days ago:
i think we should go back to organ music only being played live on actual organs, which are audible in a 10km radius
- Comment on Lies, all lies 4 days ago:
Nine Treasures represent
- Comment on This Plastic Mr. Fantastic 4 days ago:
There are people who live in countries that do regulate this stuff, you know
- Comment on This Plastic Mr. Fantastic 4 days ago:
how is it worse than oil power plants?
- Comment on This Plastic Mr. Fantastic 4 days ago:
i mean here in sweden we do regulate producers to be responsible for their products being recyclable, maybe the rest of the world should catch up?
99% of packaging can be very very easily recycled at home, with it specifically saying which bin it goes in, and other products are brought to a recycling centre where you can just ask staff where it goes. Most electronics can be taken to the store that sold it and they’ll handle it for you.
And individuals are legally required to recycle whatever they can, too. Not that it’s enforced obviously, but technically you aren’t allowed to just toss things in the general trash if it can be recycled.
- Comment on Unified Theory of American Reality 4 days ago:
childhood is something all complex animals have, playing is how we learn to do things needed to survive.
- Comment on Unified Theory of American Reality 4 days ago:
i mean, i would put the liz truss cabbage in charge of the american government at this point
- Comment on PUT THE TRAINS IN THE BAG 4 days ago:
- Comment on PUT THE TRAINS IN THE BAG 4 days ago:
260 is pretty decent for HSR, lots of services are called “high speed” despite only being 200km/h (the thing is just that the services run almost the entire line at that speed)
- Comment on PUT THE TRAINS IN THE BAG 4 days ago:
and what remains is in such a hilariously horrendous state that the rest of the world struggles to comprehend it, lines with 20km/h speed limits and trains passing over the tracks literally visibly wobble from side to side
