Tolookah
@Tolookah@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on 16 hours ago:
Here I am, laying face down, wondering about space sharks
- Comment on Text spam aimed at my ex 6 days ago:
If it’s not your place, schedule a meeting to look it over, obviously don’t show up.
- Comment on Ford's affordable EV pickup is named Fathom, and it will start at $28,350 1 week ago:
Wow, that’s the one of the ugliest pickup trucks I’ve ever seen, second only to the cyber truck.
- Comment on Please critique this in terms of its raising awareness of the less aware. It's old news to us, but will it help people wake up a little? 2 weeks ago:
On one hand it’s super informative, on the other, it’s super informative. Most people will see the walls of text and have their eyes glaze over. It’s good, but you almost want a second one that is punchy and to the point with a similar style.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
If you have a post-it in the case with this wipe password, would this get around the act of doing it yourself?
- Comment on War news on Lemmy delayed 3 weeks ago:
So when seeing this lack of posts, why didn’t you post it?
- Comment on Return to office propaganda floating around LinkedIn 4 weeks ago:
Another 25 is keeping other people out of your way also. The last 5? Going to bat for you when needed.
- Comment on What is negative voltage? 5 weeks ago:
Once you add in outlets, there’s a reference.
Assuming you’re in a US home similar to mine here: Ac power typically comes into an outlet as two to three conductors. One is live, one is neutral, the other is ground.
The neutral is your 0v. In the house, that’s often tied to a water line at your breaker, or a rod inserted into the earth, a ground rod. The ground is also tied to neutral in the breaker, and is there for protection. (GFCI outlets test for current on the protection line and if there is any, shuts off the outlet because that’s a fault condition).
Tldr: 0v/ground in your home is referenced to actual ground, the earth, typically in the breaker box.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
I have a dream where I’m a brontosaurus and someone got me an airplane for my birthday so I’m flying it around making airplane noises.
- Comment on Fingies 1 month ago:
So… When I make a horse with one hand to run on the table, I’m not far off?
- Comment on Memdeklaro - A privacy-friendly decentralized identity framework 1 month ago:
One commit in the past two years? What does this even do? (Pretend I don’t know any buzzwords)
- Comment on Bill to raise minimum wage to $25 an hour will be introduced in Senate 1 month ago:
Less minimum wage should be tied to inflation, more minimum wage should be tied to congressional salary. (Some multiplier, because they do need to live in two places)
- Comment on The struggle itself towards the heights is enough to fill a man's heart. One must imagine Sisyphus happy. 1 month ago:
That hill is way too straight. It’s definitely an increasing slope for a bit there. Starting about where they are, electricity and magnetism
- Comment on Fox strikes $22bn deal for Roku to fuel streaming push 2 months ago:
Uninstalled.
- Comment on When it comes to total water use, AI data centers are a drop in the bucket 2 months ago:
Add to that:
In the U.S. in 2020, an average of 11,857 gallons of water was used per megawatt-hour of electricity produced.
publicpower.org/…/how-much-water-our-electricity-…
For Amazon, “data suggests that in 2023, colocation data centers used by AWS alone used more than 7.8 million megawatt hours of electricity, around a fifth of the company’s total power.” datacenterdynamics.com/…/aws-has-more-than-900-da…
92 more billion gallons of water at 7.8 million megawatt hours. (That’s about a fifth of the company’s total power, so it’s me like 450 billion gallons)
And that’s just Amazon.
- Comment on Claw 2 months ago:
Opening jars
- Comment on Caption this. 2 months ago:
Their tails deceived me!! This large salmon collider will hopefully find the Biggs Bass-n particles that fishermen always say got away.
- Comment on Caption this. 2 months ago:
It’s actually a salmon decimator. 1 in, many out
- Comment on As A.I. Makes Strides in Mathematics, Mathematicians Urge Caution 2 months ago:
The ai generated websites are the absolute worst if you want information, and at this point, they are everywhere.
- Comment on As A.I. Makes Strides in Mathematics, Mathematicians Urge Caution 2 months ago:
I make strides in mathematics all the time. Usually lateral, sometimes backwards, but strides nonetheless.
- Comment on Applied statistics 2 months ago:
Then it would by dynamics
- Comment on Applied statistics 2 months ago:
That looks like applied statics to me.
- Comment on Wildfire Griffin 2 months ago:
Romance authors can pump out a book crazy fast, 4 months on average says a quick search, and I wouldn’t doubt there are ones who can write them even faster, if they don’t edit.
- Comment on Caption this. 2 months ago:
Uber trying new systems to pay drivers even less
- Comment on Bumble CEO reveals it's killing off the swipe "We are going to be saying goodbye to the swipe and hello to something that I believe is revolutionary for the category" 3 months ago:
A spin? Clockwise or counterclockwise?
- Comment on We're so back 3 months ago:
Healthy as a horse and all, right?
- Comment on Please say I'm not the only one 3 months ago:
Yeah, I thought I was looking at the straight of Hormuz at first.
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly building an AI clone to replace him in meetings 4 months ago:
Every so often ask “why” or “are you sure?” Or “doors that have to be true?”.
- Comment on Thank you for your attention to this matter 4 months ago:
He touches a gympie-gympie plant after being told not to? (See: staring at the sun)
- Comment on Thank you for your attention to this matter 4 months ago:
That’s why I hope for vegetative State, stick in a coma conscious but not able to speak or say anything, just listen while everybody around him saying they hope he goes quickly, because they never really cared about him anyway.
But not fatal