Naz
@Naz@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on I Study Successful People. They Have One Habit in Common. 1 week ago:
Wow, thanks :)
Also thanks for posting the full text for people 👍
My workaround is to quickly hit capture page in the upper right corner and then press capture full page before the pop-up shows up asking you to sign in, it drops a JPEG of the entire article on the local disk
Archive.is is another good one, most people seem to use it to get around paywalls.
I used to get print delivery of the NYTimes until they began double dipping and your print account no longer allowed web access; so I then dropped my sub.
- Comment on I Study Successful People. They Have One Habit in Common. 1 week ago:
Oh man you scared me for a moment, I thought Angela Duckworth was posting on Lemmy
- Comment on Uhh… thanks, I guess 1 week ago:
Looks inside the genie jar “Uuh— sorry bud we’re all out of those. Would a pitch black one do instead? I’ve got a couple of people who wished for some really bad things, how about a dark… “perfect” soul?”
- Comment on A Tote of Roses 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on That's just science 2 weeks ago:
Blue waves fast Red waves slow
Easy as
- Comment on Golden shovel, only for 39.99 plus shipping 4 weeks ago:
I have not - what show?
- Comment on Wrapped in Iridescence 4 weeks ago:
Beautiful — it’s them
- Comment on Golden shovel, only for 39.99 plus shipping 4 weeks ago:
This is amazing
- Comment on Absolutely 5 weeks ago:
Went out on Saturday for brunch, me and my girl; we got two small sandwiches, some soup, and two drinks.
$52.
Like, I could make so many sandwiches for 50 bucks, lol
- Comment on Distant Decline 1 month ago:
Crazy how the description of a painting by an art critic could now be used to recreate the painting
- Comment on sit down! 1 month ago:
Thank you based Internet autist for doing the legwork and sharing your obsession of lexicography and cryptography 🩵
I think your initial hypothesis is correct, that the author simply pasted an English word into an English/ASCII to Hieroglyphic converter, with the second word being Angry, the likely first word being “Very” (4) and shit out some hieroglyphics.
Ironic, considering the punchline of the joke
- Comment on A Majority of Americans Now Support Seizing Wealth From AI Industry 1 month ago:
Green Mario?
- Comment on Concentric Firmament Formation 1 month ago:
Scroll up and down
- Comment on Gate of Quiet Cold 1 month ago:
Diablo 2: Act 5
;)
- Comment on Industrial Purple Platforms 2 months ago:
This is actually great; it’s like some concept artwork
- Comment on my own personal Chatgpt 2 months ago:
stares at microprocessor architecture
“Me the best”
- Comment on Right Into the Dystopian Shit 2 months ago:
Given the popularity of Escape Rooms, you might ironically be onto something.
Adrenaline is a hell of a workout motivator
- Comment on FEMA Official Who Claimed He Once Teleported to a Waffle House Is Leaving 2 months ago:
Ah. Well, that completely blows my hypothesis out of the water. If the waitress says he shambled in drunk, then we’re back to the boring and most likely case.
- Comment on FEMA Official Who Claimed He Once Teleported to a Waffle House Is Leaving 2 months ago:
But what if he really did teleport?
I know Occam’s Razor and all, but imagine an an interdimensional entity just messing with random people, teleporting them around.
No reports come out of it because everyone’s too scared to be made fun of or institutionalized. 🤔
You could go around doing crazy things with impunity using a portal gun
- Comment on Newsflash pal 2 months ago:
Lemons are an artificial creation by genetic splice of the bitter orange and citron :
- Comment on Newsflash pal 2 months ago:
Botanist dragging a barrel of glowing green fluid across the tiles of the station floor
Security Chief: “Botanist! What the ABSOLUTE HELL are you doing with 50 liters of radium?”
Botanist: “Mutating the corn so it’s blight and drought resistant”
Chief: “???”
Botanist: “I’ve also mutated a species of hobby lemon to fill itself with sugary lemonade instead of citric acid”
Chief: “Oh, holy crap okay go right ahead”
- Comment on Mel Brooks has passed the age of 100 2 months ago:
Same, this is like a live audience Mandela Effect
Naughty OP!
- Comment on World Watching 2 months ago:
I think signing an AI generation is a big social faux pas.
You might have spent hours getting the prompt, seed and other settings just right, but that doesn’t translate into ownership or artistry (you must paint or draw on the canvas or digital medium yourself)
This is coming from someone who hipfires AI-Gen and never shares/posts online
- Comment on Fafo 2 months ago:
I’m from the good timeline and I can confirm:
Don’t fuck with screw-worms. Eradicate them. They’re not “good for the ecology”.
Also hello neutral timeliners 👋
- Comment on The 1996 experience 2 months ago:
Hellllll yeah
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Meatwagon is right. The content is where the creators are, and they’ve all left Reddit; myself included.
- Comment on Startling Epiphany 2 months ago:
The game is never over.
New Game+ unlocked. - Comment on Can you see it? 2 months ago:
Oh that’s funny. I see what you’re doing 😆
Philosophers are no longer permitted on the beach 🚧 (/s)
- Comment on Can you see it? 2 months ago:
-
Imagine an island (e.g: Bermuda, Hook Island, Sardinia, etc)
-
Draw a square or rectangle approximating all of the land not currently touching water (e.g: All pixels must not contain water)
-
Draw a larger red square encompassing the smaller red square or rectangle.
-
Subtract any brown, green, or “land” pixels, and add them to the total count of Box_1.
-
Remove green, blue and other “water” pixels from Box_2.
-
Your final result will be a red outline precisely mapping the coastline of the island in question. You can now measure distance by taking
pixelsand multiplying by the scale of the zoom-distance (parralax).
-
- Comment on ‘Believe All Women’ Is a Right-Wing Trap 2 months ago:
![](sh.itjust.works/…/d0f83292-4666-447e-983e-ab1cfa0…
The existential sigh that I utter each time I read something like this.
There’s a cadre of highly-educated, well-paid consultants, sitting there in a board room somewhere with a cool shit-eating nothingburger of an organization name like McKinsey emblazoned on the wall, with a dossier/mission objective of:
“How do we fuck up public discourse about human rights, so people vote, speak, and act against their own well-being?”