Agent641
@Agent641@lemmy.world
- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 12 hours ago:
I used to make my own soylent because it was dirt cheap and I couldn’t be bothered to spend all that time in the kitchen every day. I still cooked once a week, did meal prep and whatnot, but breakfast would be a carrot, lunch would be a nap and dinner would be a cold oaty soylent most weeknights. I just enjoyed not cooking and cleaning more than I enjoyed food. And because it was diy, I could make the soylent powder the way I liked it.
- Comment on Meanwhile Ball 13 hours ago:
“Yeah can I get uhhh, a medium sized family sedan, an air conditioner, and a capesize containership?”
- Comment on Meanwhile Ball 13 hours ago:
They purposely try to spread it around as much as they can to avoid unbalancing the economic and academic equilibrium of the states.
They would save a lot of money by just building everything in one place, say, Texas or New Mexico, but the cost of running NASA, and the academic expertise required to do so would pull so much economic activity, companies, jobs, taxes, and all the knock on effects to that state that local businesses, residents, land values would all spin out of balance, and the states who missed out would have a noticeable dip in business and income tax revenue. They didn’t need to build the Saturn 5 first stage in… Wherever, and then ship it all the way down to the Panama canal and back up to Port Canaveral, but they did it to share the load and the economic stimulus.
- Comment on This bedroom game is weird 13 hours ago:
It made me sad to say it, too.
- Comment on This bedroom game is weird 14 hours ago:
“Ed…ward?”
- Comment on 🍺 🍻 17 hours ago:
In Australia the spiders don’t eat bugs, they mostly eat low flying birds and posties
- Comment on yoooo 2 days ago:
All you can eat
- Comment on yoooo 2 days ago:
In the highschool gym change rooms?! I’m on to you, sicko!
- Comment on For free?? 2 days ago:
They are mostlybquite spongy so they can collapse to a fairly small volume.
- Comment on For free?? 2 days ago:
Coffee enemas?
- Comment on Are you sure about that? 2 days ago:
Right after I rid this town of rapidly evolving aliens, with the help of America’s favourite shampoo!
- Comment on the HOA special 3 days ago:
Oh, that cute little guy? We call him Teller-Ulam!
- Comment on Anon wants to make a movie (part 2) 3 days ago:
Nice tripdubs!
- Comment on megashark literature 3 days ago:
A man going on a journey is just a stranger comes to town, told from someone else’s perspective.
- Comment on for a better future for ur children 3 days ago:
Veridian Dynamics. We can. But we won’t. Yet.
- Comment on for a better future for ur children 4 days ago:
Lefty nonsense
- Comment on for a better future for ur children 4 days ago:
Carbon neutralized
- Comment on Trying to find a messenger bag at Amazon 4 days ago:
“You’re not complaining right! Why are to complaining that way, you should be complaining this way!”
Typical Linux user
- Comment on Anon has a wholesome thought 4 days ago:
One little cut away from a horrific prolonged gangrenous death
- Comment on "No eating for free allowed! You must only watch it rot on the beach!" 4 days ago:
What’s the matter babe, you’ve barely touched your sea bananas!
- Comment on "No eating for free allowed! You must only watch it rot on the beach!" 4 days ago:
Ooh, a glass bouy! OOH, a catamaran! Oh boy, a bale of cocaine!
- Submitted 4 days ago to mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world | 173 comments
- Comment on Look at this. Or don't. 5 days ago:
Photons exist at the edge of our dimension, not really a part of it, but skimming the borderlands between dimensions. Like a bug on the surface of a lake, it influences the lake and the atmosphere simultaneously, can be inferred by its effect on the lake, but it cannot be observed (eaten) by a fish without also fully entering the lake dimension. In this borderland state the photon has the theoretical potential to influence many dimensions, but doesn’t belong to any one of them. Measuring, or touching the photon turns that potential into causative certainty where the photon is now part of our dimensions’ event chain, pulling it fully into our dimension to the exclusion of all others and converting it from a probabilistic multidimensional potential into a deterministic unidimensional particle.
I just made all that up but it sounds pretty good IMO.
- Comment on UK campaigners condemn ‘creepy’ digital billboards that can track viewers’ responses 6 days ago:
The audacity of that screen telling you how you are allowed to use your balcony. Oh sure, it’s your balcony, but keep nothing on it and don’t hang out laundry on it…
- Comment on UK campaigners condemn ‘creepy’ digital billboards that can track viewers’ responses 6 days ago:
Contains too much DNA.
Use sticky labels. If you can find asset tag labels, even better. These are almost impossible to remove without destroying the surface beneath.
Use an infrared flashlight to blind cameras from capturing your face while you apply the labels. IR flashlights can be made from the LEDs in old TV and air conditioner remote controls and old recycled security cameras.
Be sure to leave a few spare sticky labels in common areas for others to use, too.
- Comment on Splitting Hairs, Splitting Atoms 1 week ago:
I guess there are two kinds of people because when I learned that splitting atoms causes a nuclear explosion, I got a craft knife and some sand from the garden and went to town on them.
- Comment on A bear, exhausted from abuse, attacks its trainer— Hangzhou Safari Park, China 1 week ago:
You gotta be a massive anus to a sunbear to get it to attack you, they are normally extraordinarily passive.
- Comment on You didn't grow up yet, till you choose your power grain, what is yours? 1 week ago:
Dessert too, and drink. Rice cream and horchata
- Comment on What R your plans for Christmas? 1 week ago:
Apollo I8
- Comment on Autonomous valet robot that parks on its own [00:30] 1 week ago:
Just throw a handful of old batteries at the robot
