ninja
@ninja@lemmy.world
- Comment on Please Let the Simpsons Die: An Open Letter to Matt Groening 1 week ago:
It’ll die when it’s not getting the ratings to carry on anymore. Stop watching and it’ll stop being made.
- Comment on Pens in Space 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on What are some lesser-known obscure TV series that went under the radar, that you would recommend? 5 weeks ago:
The Leftovers - 2% of the worlds population just vanishes. Enough to freak people out but not cause the complete collapse of civilization.
The Endgame - High class criminal commits crimes by way of getting herself arrested. There’s only 1 season. Ignore the last ~10 minutes of the last episode and the story wraps up fine.
Counterpart - Mid-level bureaucrat finds out there’s a doorway to a parallel dimension with whom the world’s been in a secret cold war
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Not knowing any German I can’t tell the difference between this being correct or your putting down “the water sloshing noise machine” with a German accent.
- Comment on Grirrrll.... 3 months ago:
tract. though there’s a joke in there about calling it a track when you have the runs.
- Comment on if statement == false 4 months ago:
Translating structured logic into spoken language is iffy. (I’m sorry. I couldn’t help myself)
The code reads to match OP if stated as: “If and only if the value of ‘a’ equals 1 then set the value of ‘b’ to equal one.” Placing the conditional at the beginning of the sentence maintains the correct dependency.
- Comment on Why are people politicizing Peanut the Squirrel 5 months ago:
I can’t seem to find The National Chicken Council’s 2024 Wing Report to view how they counted a wing. The wing of a chicken consists of 2 muscle groups which are usually divided and sold as ‘wings.’ Each chicken would (usually) have 4 such wings; meaning it’s only 362.5 million chickens. Even if they’re counting whole wings it’s only 725 million chickens. 4 billion does seem to be an exaggeration.
- Comment on AI Elections 5 months ago:
But you’ll have to pronounce it as Aariwona
- Comment on ‘Masters of the Air’ looks to the sky to close Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks’ WW2 trilogy 1 year ago:
The Pacific. It was meh.
