KinglyWeevil
@KinglyWeevil@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on AI slop animal abuse 4 days ago:
I have a dog that insists on marking inside the house in a few different places and no amount of training, deterrent sprays, or preventative potty breaks has been able to fix it. It wasn’t a problem until we had a housemate move in with a dog who peed inside the day they moved in and it’s been non stop ever since.
As for the concrete patio, I had a dog door that my only pup at the time could use to let herself out with. The entire space was concrete with a small strip of dirt that had some trees and stuff. I would be gone for work for most of the day so she’d let herself out to use the bathroom. I’d clean up the poop and stuff but the pee was kind of a pain to get up and off and I was really busy for a few months. She was getting walked or taken to the dog park nearly daily.
I assure you, both of my dogs are extremely well taken care of. I’ve spent hundreds of dollars and dozens of hours to try to alleviate the peeing inside problem at this point and pretty much everyone, trainers included, is at a loss for how to get him to stop. But thank you for your concern. I’m sure you would do better than me but I just can’t be as superior a being as you.
- Comment on AI slop animal abuse 4 days ago:
Yes, from my personal experience. We mop up dog pee in the house all the time with hot water and a splash of bleach and it’s totally fine. It bubbles a little when you rinse the mop in the bucket and you can definitely smell the reaction occurring.
However, I also once cleaned the back patio of my old apartment of a summer’s worth of dog pee on concrete with about a gallon of straight bleach and had to wait for it to air out for about 20 minutes because it was a definite chemical hazard. As in, eyes burning, and difficult to breathe. I started pre-rinsing with the hose to dilute everything prior after that.
- Comment on [Thread] Mental Math 6 days ago:
Also the ability of mirror neurons to watch someone do a thing, then conceptualize and execute it with your body is extremely interesting.
- Comment on Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this? 2 weeks ago:
If blue no matter who worked, the Democrats would have won. So that’s obviously not a thing.
- Comment on Scientific Success 1 month ago:
You follow up with questions on the methodology and data collection, whether they’re additionally factoring in what they’ve eaten and when, are there confounding variables, etc.
- Comment on "Make no mistake, the United States is fully, fully, fully supportive of Israel" President Joe Biden 1 month ago:
No more Israeli malarkey, Joe
- Comment on Do remote workers actually work? Yes, but they also shop and shower 1 month ago:
So that we feel vindicated in actually owning your productive time. So that management can show they add value by watching you work.
- Comment on Do remote workers actually work? Yes, but they also shop and shower 1 month ago:
I’m constantly preaching that “we don’t work in a widget factory, there is only the work there is to do, and if it’s all done, wtf are you complaining about? Asses in seats does not correlate to work completed. As long as we’re available to complete tasks, you’re getting what you’re paying for.”
- Comment on Do remote workers actually work? Yes, but they also shop and shower 1 month ago:
My management prizes my ability to write complex things ina professional and easily digestible manner. However part of that process might look like I’m doing nothing at all, while I’ve got a half a draft written and I’m just sitting there for an hour and a half doing sudoku puzzles while what I’ve written vs what I need to say percolates in my brain. And yet I have to be cautious about it because some of them are convinced we work in a widget factory, where ass in seat and hands on keyboard equals work produced.
- Comment on Do remote workers actually work? Yes, but they also shop and shower 1 month ago:
Right? Shocker, I’m able to listen to a thing actively and vocally contribute while doing something mindless like doing/folding laundry or making food because they use different parts of my brain.
The meat mech is capable of doing something physical with no thought, while engaging language processing for something else.
- Comment on Men: What sequence do you fellow to dry your body off after showering or bathing? 1 month ago:
The human car wash method
- Comment on Anon has a special request 2 months ago:
My little brother likes to say he’s going to have us all taxidermied and put on roller skates so we’ll be with him forever.
- Comment on Weevil Wednesday 2 months ago:
Well hello there
- Comment on Why is Kamala Harris being held at such a higher standard than Trump this election? 2 months ago:
The United States went so hard on being anti-communist that we became anti community.
- Comment on Gen Z job seekers should be willing to work for free, long hours, ‘willing to do anything,’ says Squarespace CMO 3 months ago:
They tend towards toxic attitudes about work and work/life balance.
- Comment on Oh sweet, my old Empire Earth box! 4 months ago:
I actually have a SATA cable and power plug discreetly tucked in a spot in my PC case and have just taken the side off and plugged in a drive on occasion. It’s normal purpose is troubleshooting other hard drives, but it works for that too
- Comment on To all you outside of the US... 4 months ago:
A track record of beating trump?
Something about the statistical validity of a sample size of one.
- Comment on apep 7 months ago:
When you took an elective and it almost made you change majors
- Comment on Just think of the taxes that they can then avoid! 7 months ago:
Your average cities skylines map
- Comment on legs to die for 7 months ago:
I had never seen one before, and was just settling in after moving into my new apartment when my turn gf just screams and comes running into the kitchen saying, “there’s a horrible monster bug in the sink, ITS HUGE”
And unprepared for the Lovecraftian little horror waiting for me, expecting some kind of beetle or something, I was pretty shook up. Legitimately was scared to go into the kitchen at night after that.
- Comment on legs to die for 7 months ago:
I developed a theory because of these fuckers, which is that the scale of a things creepiness is based on how many legs it has and how fast they are.
I used to get them in my last apartment and when I saw one I literally couldn’t sleep until I knew it was dead
- Comment on Is there a chart where particular cuneiform or hieroglyphics are actually matched with emojis? 10 months ago:
Prior to collapsing, Rome achieved a sustained population in excess of a million people.
This did not occur again anywhere else until the mid 1800s.
- Comment on The Weekly 'What are you playing?' Discussion 10 months ago:
Slowly making progress in Dave the Diver, which is quite entertaining. Also working on Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader.
Also collaboratively playing The Sims 4 with my wife, and I’d forgotten how fun that could be.
- Comment on Tax time 11 months ago:
Make sure you save all those letters, lest you resolve the error and get a letter several years later saying you owe $x + interest due to an error that you’ve already resolved. Because they don’t have those records digitally, apparently, and if you don’t have paper copies of every document involved you might just get to pay that penalty whether it was ever due in the first place, or even if you’ve already paid the penalty. Or get a lawyer.
Which is what happened to me the year before last.
- Comment on Air Canada changed my flight for the 3rd time, I'm now landing in Toronto 1 hour AFTER my next flight departure. 1 year ago:
When there’s no refunds in x period but no penalty to reschedule, so you reschedule and then cancel.
- Comment on Exactly why i wont play Homecooked with my gf 1 year ago:
This is us. We operate perfectly as a team and we each function as an extension of the others body. We just synchronize so flawlessly that we’re basically dancing around each other in the kitchen.
I feel so fortunate to have finally found someone I mesh with this thoroughly, but I live in perpetual terror that she’ll be taken from me suddenly or unexpectedly by accident or sickness.
- Comment on ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem’ Review: Seth Rogen’s Spin on Beloved Franchise Is a Rowdy Good Time 1 year ago:
Everything will be a remix of a remix of a remix of a remix until every possible cultural permutation has been tried.