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- Comment on Bring them back!!! 5 hours ago:
Wasn’t the issue with Indominus rex that the dinosaur tricked them into thinking it was gone and they left the door open, like idiots? Definitely some things in those movies are engineering issues, but it mostly was a problem because there were multiple points of failure in the system. This is the point I make about my work. My department catches behavior problems from reports, discussions, interviews, and providing technical assistance. We do tons of work regularly and there are overlapping ways to catch the same problem. When my department is given more work and no new staff, they can’t stay on top of everything. They still catch things because the work they are able to do usual catches one of the multiple opportunities. With enough workload added on eventually you end up missing something. When the stakes are life and death, you have multiple layers of protection programmed into the system.
- Comment on Bring them back!!! 6 hours ago:
And your cats would eat you if they could. I’ve had cats gnaw on my fingers and toes, like they were seeing if that would work. Cats are actually worse than dinosaurs, and modern birds, and reptiles, because they usually stop killing when they’re full.
- Comment on we are creators 4 days ago:
Phones can also video call, lead you to just about anywhere you want to go on the planet, and store millions of pictures/videos/writings of a person’s personal history. Unprecedented.
- Comment on Anon is a game dev 1 week ago:
Good graphics are fine, but not at the expense of creativity and fun.
- Comment on Spirit animal 2 weeks ago:
Or less, depending on species.
- Comment on Alley cat lunch 2 weeks ago:
Sure, but if we had to pick one, I’d say microwave. Deepfry is enjoyed by all, but mostly a southern thing.
- Comment on Alley cat lunch 2 weeks ago:
I’m American. We choose microwaving.
- Comment on Wolf Reboot 2 months ago:
The wolves were supposed to be the bouncers at the hip new club “Yellow Stone” and they were shirking their duties and started working at a different club called “The Underworld.” Because they weren’t there to stop those horny bastards, they fucked all those trees. It’s called wood for a reason, amirite? /s
- Comment on Your majesty 2 months ago:
The stale bread is fine for expansion. It’s the expansion into edible bread that annoys me.
- Comment on Me want cookie 2 months ago:
Yes, it’s called the present, and the Neanderthals have control of the White House.
- Comment on Anon watches It 3 months ago:
The Net with Sandra Bullocksies.
- Comment on Physicists vs Normal People 3 months ago:
They can pry my butter churn from my cold, dead, and greasy hands.
- Comment on Algae Rock! 5 months ago:
No, but maybe we can make that happen.
- Comment on Meta Censors #Democrat when searched for 5 months ago:
Don’t share this. The stylization is too cool to allow the assholes to see it and use it.
- Comment on I wanna ROCK 6 months ago:
Group hug!
- Comment on I wanna ROCK 6 months ago:
Cold fusion achieved!
- Comment on sampling bias 7 months ago:
It’s also been shown that people often are bad a reporting accurately. So, your results may not be accurate just from that.
- Comment on just a little 7 months ago:
Also applicable to RFK, Jr.
- Comment on Steal Her Look 7 months ago:
I see Cece’s fashion has spread to Lemmy.
- Comment on Bat Identification Guide (by @bedupolker.bsky.social ) 7 months ago:
It’s close enough.
- Comment on Sea Turtles 9 months ago:
It’s from the show The IT Crowd. No bad episodes in the mix. Some better than others, obviously, but I don’t skip any episodes.
- Comment on Sea Turtles 9 months ago:
I loved that character. That actor is hilarious. Of course, the writing on that show was hilarious, in general.
- Comment on It's important 9 months ago:
I totally agree with your whole position. This isn’t a score keeping exercise. When you spend time with someone, you should feel happy. Not necessarily all the time, but you shouldn’t feel drained, angry, sad, anxious, or self conscious the majority of the time. A significant part of your mental health comes from what you do and who you are with. People need to learn what they can handle and set healthy boundaries. I’ve cut out significant people from my life, people who made no effort to contribute to my happiness because they were only focused on their own for YEARS. I don’t have time for that. I’m glad I learned this in my younger years.
- Comment on Threw a wrestling watch party, made special food, and was very disappointed in the outcome. 9 months ago:
That’s a long-ass party. I would have eaten all of your cheese in that timeframe. All of it. Do you have anymore?
- Comment on Threw a wrestling watch party, made special food, and was very disappointed in the outcome. 9 months ago:
Two things:
- Did your friends know you were going to have a bunch of food and they were expected to eat it?
- Was your party at a time that people normally eat?
I find that if it’s too early/late or if you didn’t tell them what was expected, your results are suboptimal. Could just be your friends, though.
- Comment on The Button 9 months ago:
Yes, autocorrect got me. Fuckin’ hell.
- Comment on The Button 9 months ago:
None of the ones I know about. IRB is never going to approve that. Impersonate a masque and you might have a shot.
- Comment on Anon makes a deal with a demon 10 months ago:
Salt doesn’t stop angels, according to the lore.
- Comment on P.E.N.I.S. 10 months ago:
Also, we’d have to hear them pronounce it to know if it was an acronym or an initialism, if my understanding is correct.
- Comment on P.E.N.I.S. 10 months ago:
I recognized the name, but couldn’t place it until I heard the voice.