NielsBohron
@NielsBohron@lemmy.world
- Comment on Attempt to motivate people to take the stairs 1 week ago:
It’s all just because Americans have a pathological aversion to metric prefixes
- Comment on Our love is like 1 week ago:
chemist: da fuq those ecologists doin’ over there?
- Comment on Our love is like 1 week ago:
Yeah, I’m gonna need some more of these to surprise my science-y spouse on Friday
- Comment on If you can find the oil filter, I'll give you a quarter. If you can get it out after the lube tech tightened it to 325 lbft, I'll give you sixty bucks. 1 week ago:
No worries! I don’t think the chain needs to be stiff, just tight. From what I can tell, these are called a chain wrench, and I found a demo video.
Hope that helps!
- Comment on If you can find the oil filter, I'll give you a quarter. If you can get it out after the lube tech tightened it to 325 lbft, I'll give you sixty bucks. 1 week ago:
I’m no mechanic either, but it looks like you can tighten the chain around a stuck cap and then use the red handle as a lever to apply a large amount of force, “unsticking” the stuck cap
- Comment on this time it'll be different 2 weeks ago:
Man, I just started Man on the Inside by Michael Schur with Ted Danson, and it’s pretty good, but it’s not The Good Place. Looks like it’s time for another rewatch
- Comment on ocan't 2 weeks ago:
Folks, if your boo:
- Calls their personality quirks "functional groups"
- Tests you by demanding you elucidate their mechanisms
- Can’t determine if they’re hydrophilic or hydrophobic
Folks, that’s not your boo; that’s an organic chemistry
- Comment on Is there any non-zero possibility Musk was not doing a Hitler Salute? 4 weeks ago:
I’m not saying that just because someone says you’re gay, you can’t correct them without being homophobic. I’m saying that the people that people that go out of their way to make sure everyone knows they’re not gay, who get offended at the idea of being mistaken for gay are acting homophobic.
I grew up in approximately the same era as you in a very conservative area, and yeah, there was a lot of homophobic behavior and slurs. But if someone asked if I was gay in this day and age, I think anything more than a quick correction is over-reacting.
But hey, that’s just my opinion; you’re welcome to yours. Have a good day friend!
- Comment on Is there any non-zero possibility Musk was not doing a Hitler Salute? 4 weeks ago:
And if they work that hard to make sure everyone knows they’re not gay, then bonus! You also found out that they’re homophobic.
- Comment on Why won't you ever forget the word 4 weeks ago:
One might even say it’s a holy duck?
I know I’m over explaining the joke, but “cool as duck” took me way too long to figure out, and I figured I can’t be the only one…
- Comment on Cheers Bro 5 weeks ago:
I teach college chemistry, and half the time it’s to STEM majors that see the obvious applications, but the other half the time, my students are going into nursing or other “STEM-adjacent” fields and I try and try to get them to see that the applications are there, if they just look, but maybe of them never do.
- Comment on Par for the course 5 weeks ago:
You could be mixing up correlation and causation. The divorce could have happened for any number of reasons and the ensuing loneliness and alienation could have been what led the husband to seek validation in manosphere bullshit
- Comment on Break out the weiner sticks 5 weeks ago:
An old character actor who became somewhat relevant again when Family Guy referenced him and he voiced his own character, but then he turned out to be a racist piece of shit.
- Comment on There's fucking ads in board games now 1 month ago:
That’s fair. I’d say it’s easier on the GM, but asks more of the other players
- Comment on There's fucking ads in board games now 1 month ago:
Fair. I try to take that approach, too, but I still don’t like the cognitive dissonance of knowing someone I respect as an artist is a piece of shit. I can ignore it a bit if they evolved into an asshole over time (like I can still listen to early Kanye, barely), but I still don’t like it and it colors my appreciation of their work.
- Comment on There's fucking ads in board games now 1 month ago:
Isn’t Killer Mike one of those “black capitalism can save us” type guys anyway? Because that kind of tracks with him.
Maybe? I don’t know much about his personality or politics, but I would have said a lot of RTJ songs are fairly strongly anti-capitalist (“Ju$t,” “Report to Shareholders,” etc.). But maybe that’s just me projecting my own anti-capitalist beliefs on their lyrics.
Honestly at this point that’s how I feel about most artists in general.
Yeah, as my politics get more progressive/radical, it’s gotten to the point where I either have to listen to stuff that’s almost explicitly apolitical (mostly stoner/doom metal songs about death in battle, wizards, and weed work pretty well) or else I actively avoid reading about the artists so I can pretend they’re more progressive than they are.
- Comment on There's fucking ads in board games now 1 month ago:
I think if you get the video from Duck Duck Go, you can copy the link without the tracker. Plus, I think Firefox gives you option to “copy link without site tracking” from most search results
- Comment on There's fucking ads in board games now 1 month ago:
I was just thinking about this last weekend when I heard a Run The Jewels beat on a TurboTax ad during an NFL game.
- Comment on There's fucking ads in board games now 1 month ago:
Pathfinder 2 is sooo much better than DnD, especially if you want to GM any official campaigns/modules/one-shots. Paizo’s writing on their adventure paths make it so easy to just jump in and run a game or pilfer encounters and piecemeal a homebrew campaign
Plus, the character creation, ancestries, and classes are so flexible that you can play almost anything you can imagine without having to homebrew anything. You want play as the Rat King from The Nutcracker? Sure. A goblin sapper from Warcraft 2? Easy-peasy. You want to play as C-3PO? No problem. Christ, you can play as the fucking Velveteen Rabbit if you want.
- Comment on Reading into something that is said 2 months ago:
No, no; haven’t you heard? if we don’t read the Bible^™^, there’s nothing to stop us from killing and raping everyone we meet. ^/s^
- Comment on Reading into something that is said 2 months ago:
Do you honestly think modern superpowers are not “conquering empires?” If so, I worry what you think about “Jesus’ principals [sic].”
- Comment on Literally c/THE_PACK 2 months ago:
I COULDN’T QUITE HEAR YOU OVER THE SOUND IF MY CRANKED HOG, BUT I THINK YOU SAID SOMETHING ABOUT DEFINING GENDER!!!
THE PACK IS ALL ABOUT INCLUSION!! I DON’T CARE HOW YOU MF’ERS SELF IDENTIFY, YOU’RE ALL MY BROTHERS AS LONG AS YOU LOVE CRANKING THAT HOG!!!
AROOOOOO!
- Comment on Everyone talking about the Indiana Jones game lately, so I gave in and bought it. It's a 10/10 recommendation from me! 2 months ago:
I only got to play at my friend’s house, and I think I got stuck on Minos (or whatever the Greek island was) and couldn’t get past it before they bought a new computer
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Bootlickers: Lots of CEO’s increase claim denials!
The Hound: Lots of cunts…
- Comment on CEO brains go brrrrr 2 months ago:
getting firearms across international lines is a little trickier than shooting dumbfuck CEO’s, though.
- Comment on huehuehue 2 months ago:
Fucking mirrors are the worst.
- Comment on The more you know 2 months ago:
It had metal skate wheels on it. My uncle said they used to make something like that in the 40’s by nailing a skate onto a board, though it sounded more like a scooter since they usually added a handle to the front.
As seen in the documentary Back to the Future
- Comment on This world is cruel… 2 months ago:
Afaik, they’re still around, but inflation and popularity has caused the prices to increase a fair bit.
- Comment on This world is cruel… 2 months ago:
“Backpacking” can also mean couch surfing and staying in hostels or on park benches. In the early 2000’s, it was a really popular way to travel across Europe (at least among rich white college kids)
- Comment on No phones, no emails, just living in the moment 2 months ago:
I wouldn’t have characterized The Princess and the Frog that way. In that movie, the protagonists learn to be happy despite being frogs, not because they are frogs. Being frogs throws them together and forces them to get to know one another, but their happy ending comes once they become human again (and the point of the movie is about working tirelessly to achieve their dreams, not removing themselves from society)