wolfpack86
@wolfpack86@lemmy.world
- Comment on Your Truck is Stupid Big 5 days ago:
When it goes completely flat it increases the odds of sidewall damage at least
- Comment on Wonder why? 2 weeks ago:
So he’s definitely a problem, but regardless of him China really do be faster at this right now.
- Comment on Nothing more permanent than a janky solution 5 weeks ago:
Bro you need to get a Monster Cable
- Comment on Is the "Gen z stare" a real thing? 1 month ago:
Its not when you catch someone looking. It’s when someone stares blankly because what you said is so stupid it doesn’t warrant a response.
- Comment on Is the "Gen z stare" a real thing? 1 month ago:
This isn’t that.
- Comment on Asked LA Fitness to cancel my membership, they offered to freeze it for $10/month instead 1 month ago:
The jury, comprised of people who certainly have been fucked similarly, can find in the gyms favor and award them a whopping $1 in damages.
Good luck convincing regular people bullshit cancellation policy is a gold reason to make someone pay
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Well, not necessarily. A bike that’s got a full carbon frame also absorbs shock and vibration from the road better. This means you can ride longer distances without getting fatigued in places like your wrists or ass. Longer rides = more exercise.
But once you have a carbon frame, chasing grams on other components gets to be a bit silly.
- Comment on Yay, milkshakes! 2 months ago:
LAL
- Comment on Yay, milkshakes! 2 months ago:
Yes, basically!
- Comment on Anon looks back 2 months ago:
No no, the woman tasted him
- Comment on Read it in a southern accent, it'll makes sense 5 months ago:
Depends where in the south. Eastern North Carolina would commonly say soft drinks. And confusing sale and sell is common as in spoken dialect it is a homophone.
- Comment on Anon studies Organic Chemistry 6 months ago:
It’s also possible to just write a bad question/exam and recognize you need to do better as a professor.
I had a physics professor who graded himself on whether or not he wrote/taught well by the grade distribution. He was always transparent about it and had benchmarks of how it went previous years. He was also one of the most sought after professors.
I also had s philosophy class where the best grade over the entire semester was a 30 and the professor was like yeah this is just expected. You get an A. This guy obviously derived enjoyment from not being a good teacher and for humiliating his students that they really knew nothing about philosophy. That guy sucked.
- Comment on American public transit 6 months ago:
The thing is it can be quite profitable for the biggest possible VC firm out there. The government.
The Interstate System spurned so much economic growth and thereby new tax revenue. Weve just pissed it away on stupid shit and have failed to maintain critical bridges and things like that.
- Comment on Y'ALL GOT ANY OF THEM HALLOPINERS 9 months ago:
Zookeenee 🤌🏻
- Comment on Anon's grandpa does his own research 9 months ago:
You might want to read a book
- Comment on What sort of grill needs a firmware update lol 9 months ago:
It’s a smoker, with a port for a temp probe in the meat.
When you smoke something for 10-12 hours it’s nice to get temp readings from wherever. It might also have automatic control for temperature management.
- Comment on Choose a number, 1-5! 1 year ago:
4 looks too spork like. No thanks
- Comment on Choose a number, 1-5! 1 year ago:
Head of 2, body of 5.
- Comment on In the not too distant past this was a thing 1 year ago:
Isn’t that one of the clear use cases?
- Comment on Anti-acknowlegements 1 year ago:
You should let her know so you can make your way into the next printing
- Comment on Book now for 2025's most on-theme cruise destination 1 year ago:
“However, one of the 14 crew members on the Portuguese-flagged Solong cargo ship is missing, the vessel’s owner Ernst Russ says.”
The Solong.
The universe is trolling us.
- Comment on no ragrets 1 year ago:
But doesn’t it though? Stabilizing it for transport saves lives in mining, but it also means it can be carried in the throes of war. Imagine lugging grenades filled with nitroglycerin instead of something stable. I can’t verify the story, but it’s a stretch to say it doesn’t make sense.
The better point is your last, I don’t think dynamite specifically was widely used.
- Comment on no ragrets 1 year ago:
This can also be the product of a stupid breeder selecting dogs with bad traits, and not the fault of the breed.
Knowing who you are buying from is important. This is relevant for any breed. I don’t have an opinion on labradoodles specifically.
That said, shelter dogs all the way.
- Comment on Murica 1 year ago:
Get a quick link and a mason jar with mineral spirits to clean your chain. Easy peasy.
- Comment on Murica 1 year ago:
I need two showers a day and I eat more when I’m biking to work. Still better than driving.
- Comment on Anon wants $3 million 1 year ago:
I think bullet proof is only part of the urban legend piece of the story. It says security glass and snopes did not use the term bullet proof either.
- Comment on It'll happen to you! 1 year ago:
There’s obviously truth to there being diminishing returns, but this chart is garbage.
- Comment on Select a tip 1 year ago:
I hate to break this to you, but the customer pays in all scenarios.
But, yes, the employer should pay a living wage and include their overhead costs into the price of the goods.
- Comment on The lost days 1 year ago:
And you have a leap year in a non even year
- Comment on Time to make your decesion 1 year ago:
My favorite old guy I worked with, I was around 25 at the time, he was early 70s.
We used to joke that I’d call him with a wake up call when I was getting home from the bar, and he could return the favor when he took his morning break. He was in the office every day at 5:30.