cley_faye
@cley_faye@lemmy.world
- Comment on Accurate 6 days ago:
What is the criteria for being a bad actor, exactly? Being loved by viewers? Being repeatedly cast into roles? Being iconic? Being successful? Having worldwide renown?
I’m a bit lost here.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I give you a choice Lila. The void, or the wank panzer mind palace.
- Comment on VR controls are the worst 1 week ago:
mp4 with h264 plays well in almost everything, and will be a fraction of the size.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 2 weeks ago:
If it ever take forms, it will be absolutely unenforceable with how many devices currently operates. Aside from a ban on open hardware (good luck with that), nothing will happen.
Unfortunately, being technically impossible to enforce is of little consequence. It just becomes a convenient law to pull out if they want to hammer you down and you happen to have a 3D printer that don’t have this built-in.
- Comment on Why put data centers in space? 3 weeks ago:
The microsoft thing worked. It also highlighted a lot of issues that would also exists in space, but way worse.
But “genius billionaire buffoon” can’t read apparently.
- Comment on Why put data centers in space? 3 weeks ago:
We’re not even raiding CP factories down on Earth, no need to go in space for that.
- Comment on Why put data centers in space? 3 weeks ago:
Transferring huge amount of data between space and earth’s surface is costly and a big bottleneck. If you have a lot of data coming from space (satellite watches and listen to a lot of stuff) that needs processing, you can hit that bottleneck. Moving processing power into space removes it. Data transfer, using any kind of wave (even light) can be make way more efficient, so you can process a massive amount of data way faster, and only send back down there the result.
This has two obvious type of applications : useful for humanity, and dreadful for humanity. Think, doing weather forecast vs. using worldwide pinpoint tracking of any electronic device, including ones that don’t necessarily have wireless capabilities. Guess which one will be prevalent.
Well, that, and doing a pump’n’dump with investors money, since for now the technology to do that reliably isn’t really a thing, and spacex whitepaper just goes “yeah, we know this is a problem, we don’t care”.
- Comment on Today is my 25th birthday 4 weeks ago:
It won’t last.
- Comment on modern classic 4 weeks ago:
I miss colors. In everything.
- Comment on good idea, no downsides 1 month ago:
It won’t move relative to the wall.
- Comment on It’s always too little or too much. There is no in between 1 month ago:
One pack is the correct size. Alone? One pack. Two people? One pack. Four? One pack. Above that? Two pack.
Easy.
- Comment on US Energy Secretary Chris Wright: “I'm thrilled to report that after 35 years, on July 4th, we will end the subsidies for wind and solar projects” 2 months ago:
“And now, for your enjoyment, I’m going to stab myself repeatedly in the eyes with this spork”
- Comment on 📡📡📡 2 months ago:
Fuck advertisers.
- Comment on 📡📡📡 2 months ago:
Because we normalized self-censorship to make it more palatable to everyone. Which is stupid.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 2 months ago:
There are studies that cleared the red dye in question. If you still consider that “muh risk prevention” in this situation, I suggest you stop ingesting anything.
There’s a difference between having no idea, and having data that goes against something. Most people can grasp that concept.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 2 months ago:
Be sure of whatever you want. Don’t let yourself be stopped by facts and actual studies. After all, what’s reality in the face of a strong, uninformed gut feeling.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 2 months ago:
Yes, that was… my points? You’d need to ingest so much food for this to reach a level that’s still considered safe that you’d probably have a lot of other issues before reaching that point.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 2 months ago:
All I can find is a 1983 study on rats that show some negative effect on reproduction and physical activity with significant amount of it in their diet, while non-dose dependant effect where also measured. The sample was less than fifty rats for each group, and the results where all over the place (2.5% of the diet caused similar to more damage than 10% of the diet).
You’d have to eat ton of the stuff, almost exclusively, to even reach levels that are considered still safe for humans. Beyond that, it’s not more dangerous than chili.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 2 months ago:
Red cheetos weren’t killing people, that’s why they looked into that. Cancer-can here, with a proven history of being deadly, would look a-ok to them if they were still made. They’d probably issue a fake commercial made under the name of whatever agency should definitely not approve of this where whey literally spray this on burning meat on a bbq then gobble it with a glass of old refried grease.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 2 months ago:
We can. Plenty of good stuff. Or at least, not terrible stuff. But it makes more profit to get something out quick and see how it goes than do long, serious, costly research before releasing a product.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 2 months ago:
Cancer… in a can. That would make a banger ad.
- Comment on "If you can't afford to tip 40%, then don't eat out" 2 months ago:
you are underpaying them
I’m not their employer, so I’m ok with that.
- Comment on Pride month 2 months ago:
Frankly, it’s not that good. Checkmate!
Wait-
- Comment on Where is your god now?! 3 months ago:
Courtesy of “chicken lover”.
- Comment on Does anybody actually work from 09:00 to 17:00 3 months ago:
Roughly. It’s slightly offset later than that because I start late, though. Official work week here is 35h, which is usually more like 38h (with extra time provided as extra leave days).
- Comment on "The owner of my AirBnB has a dog named Kevin. His human-sounding name terrified me at first." 3 months ago:
Man in a gimp suit holding his leash: “woof”
- Comment on Some of you are too young to know what this is 3 months ago:
You had to rewind VHS. Then VHS got replaced by DVD, but unfortunately most early DVD players did not have a rewind function, thus this device.
- Comment on Your parents 640x480 glory. 4 months ago:
Hmmm sweet 16 colors 320x200 jpg.
- Comment on Some things were better in the good old days 4 months ago:
They also could be fixed, sometimes trivially.
Now if the plastic over a button isn’t the right one, things stop working.
- Comment on I can SHOW you the WORLD 4 months ago:
But it would totally change the mood