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- Comment on You need an entire crew to pilot this homemade tank simulator 4 weeks ago:
I don’t think I’d want to play it that way all the time, but I’d love to try it out!
Missing commander and comms to really be the full crew, and also they have way too much space to move around. The room may be full of diesel and man stink, but I couldn’t tell from the clip. 😆
- Comment on Don't let your dreams be memes ✨️ 5 weeks ago:
Down with monoculture! Down with monoculture!
- Comment on Picture Upload Error 3 months ago:
I tried re-uploading old pics I’d uploaded successfully and that worked.
I tried grabbing new pics from Flickr and Facebook groups and they uploaded.
Then I tried using the Choose from Gallery and Edit option in Summit and cropped one of the trouble causing images a smidge… and then it will upload.
I feel like I’ve been able to upload some higher megapixel photos occasionally in the past, and the new photos were taken with my Pixel 7, so I don’t know why they would have any type of formatting issue.
This seems to narrow down the source of the problem greatly, but not sure yet what the exact cause may be. Anything jump out at you with this new debugging?
- Comment on Picture Upload Error 3 months ago:
I pretty much only upload owl pictures.
I’m on vacation, but I’ve tried to upload from a few spots in the city to make sure it wasn’t something with the wifi where I was staying.
I use Summit, which is where I was able to get the long error message. Boost gave me a generic 403.
- Comment on Picture Upload Error 3 months ago:
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- Submitted 3 months ago to support@lemmy.world | 5 comments
- Comment on cozy computing 🌟 6 months ago:
Glad I could help! I was browsing All and just clicked the post to see the huge monitor, then saw your question.
I’m still not quite sure what kind of comm this is, but I love your giant monitor, and I’m happy you’ll be properly insulated now! 😅
Also, if you have not tried actual wool socks yet, check those out too. I find wool has the amazing ability to hold in your warmth, but it breathes the right amount that you never got too hot and start to get sweaty. I’ve switched to wool blankets in the winter for my bed too. A nice percale sheet and then 2 milsurp type wool blankets is lighter than my old comforter, but it feels just as warm and isn’t too heavy or hot that I can’t get out of bed in the morning.
- Comment on cozy computing 🌟 6 months ago:
Long Johns or Under Armor calls them leggings or base layer pants now.
I’ve worn them when working outside all day in the winter and they’ve been a big hit for girlfriends’ Christmas presents in the past. If you tend to get cold, there the gift you never knew you needed.
They come in a variety of insulation levels, so you can get ones to take the chill off or to get nice and toasty.
- Comment on This toilet paper at my work 6 months ago:
Looks like the office version of anti-homeless architecture. Most likely intended to serve the save purpose.
I’m becoming less convinced feudalism ever actually ended…
- Comment on Are shops in the US usually this run down looking? 7 months ago:
- Comment on Are shops in the US usually this run down looking? 7 months ago:
I love Aldi and it’s where I get 75% or so of my groceries. I enjoy cooking, so it’s easy to get basic quality ingredients there, and I’ll grab the occasional prepared food as a treat, especially during German week!
They’ve expanded their offerings and still manage a good price. We’ve gotten there ground bison and lamb and dinner frozen duck breasts that have all been great. I like their flake style imitation crab. They have some good seasonal offerings.
Their not having any name brands seems to help them beat the price collusion the other stores have. Giant has bought out most of the stores near me, which doesn’t help, but I buy little enough there I don’t complain much about it.
- Comment on Are shops in the US usually this run down looking? 7 months ago:
You had me zooming in looking for something. Like others have said, this is the “passing the savings along to you” look.
Target is a little more lively with an actual ceiling and brighter color scheme, but it’s really the same thing with a little extra polish.
This is a Giant Supermarket. Same overall feel as the Walmart, but slightly less warehouse like to make things look more appetizing.
Aldi has done a pretty good job of remodeling. It’s a value brand store where just about everything is store label, and it used to look rougher than Walmart. Now it’s become almost trendy and chic, but prices are still good. Makes the others really look like penny pinchers.
- Comment on A touching quote from Nimoy's "I am Spock" book (1995) 8 months ago:
I did see that when I was checking if Nemoy continued to do the voice in the series or just the movie. (He didn’t, it went back to Frank Welker, who voiced Megatron.)
I gave the first Bay movie a chance, because did 6 year old me ever love transformers in the 80s, but one Bay movie was more than enough for me. Maybe I’ll look up the Bay scenes on YouTube so I can hear Nemoy without dealing with the rest of the movie…
- Comment on A touching quote from Nimoy's "I am Spock" book (1995) 8 months ago:
He was also Galvatron in the Transformers movie.
- Comment on Suzanne Somers, Star of ‘Three’s Company’ and ‘She’s the Sheriff,’ Dies at 76 8 months ago:
Somers landed her breakthrough role as Chrissy Snow in Three’s Company, for which she received a Golden Globes nomination.
She starred opposite Patrick Duffy as a widowed mom and divorced dad who quickly fell in love and got married on vacation.
Weird transition here from the bot. The article had it correct, but the bot skipped a paragraph. Three’s Company was opposite John Ritter, and Step by Step was opposite Patrick Duffy.
- Comment on Do all fruits have bugs inside them, or do most commercial fruits in fact not have any bugs? 10 months ago:
If a buggy giuy in the fruit, it would have had to have pierced the skin of the fruit. In the time it took for that fruit to get across the country/world to the market and your home, that hole would let oxygen in, making a blemish or squishy spot. Most “ugly” produce will never see a store shelf. Some will get processed into other things so you won’t see it, but whole produce should be pretty bug free, at least internally.
As the other commenters said though, most is blasted to hell with chemicals to keep this from being an issue.