mojofrododojo
@mojofrododojo@lemmy.world
- Comment on Will never understand how anyone wears these. 1 week ago:
fucking pockets. pockets in clothes eliminated because - ? some asshole decided they ruined the curves?
honestly do not understand how women tolerate men at all. am a man.
- Comment on meal choice 1 week ago:
with gravy? win/win!
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
and there are still alleged litterboxes in liberal schools for kids who identify as cat
man this one pisses me off to no end: schoolrooms often have a box of litter; it’s for school shooting lockdowns - not for kids that identify as cat, it’s so kids don’t wet themselves while hiding from the gun nuts the same assholes who bring this point up keep arming and motivating.
- Comment on Why? 1 week ago:
Calvin’s Dad Explanation Award
- Comment on Nostalgia 2 weeks ago:
smoking in the car with the windows rolled up because it was cold, hot, or raining lol. used to get such wicked headaches from the car jfc
- Comment on Nostalgia 2 weeks ago:
there were thousands of us.
the 70s were a cruel time.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 2 weeks ago:
burning
no, it’s not. if it was burning something would be coming out. melting might be a description, but it’s not even doing that… smouldering maaaybe?
you are 100% correct that russia is playing stupid games with their radiological fuckup, and that should stop immidiately.
re: remaining reactors - en.wikipedia.org/…/Chernobyl_Nuclear_Power_Plant
according to wiki they have been decommissioned and are in a state of cool down; power needs to be maintained in order to keep cooling pumps going for the reactor cores; but power is not being generated and comes from off site.
- Comment on What's your opinion on Alan Ritchson 2 weeks ago:
What’s it like to live with impotent rage, my little man child?
every accusation is an admission, and seeing your posts here makes me wonder: wassamatter lil baby?
- Comment on What's your opinion on Alan Ritchson 2 weeks ago:
dude genuinely despises trump.
“Trump is a rapist and a con man, and yet the entire Christian church seems to be treat him like he’s their poster child and it’s unreal. I don’t understand it,” he explained, adding, “Christians today have become the most vitriolic tribe. It is so antithetical to what Jesus was calling us to be and to do.”
thelist.com/…/reacher-star-alan-ritchson-thoughts…
he’s a vocal christian, which usually annoys me because of the inherent hypocrisy, but dude genuinely seems to walk the walk, and I respect that.
- Comment on As it lays off developers and closes studios, Xbox gets into the movie business 2 weeks ago:
I saw a post on blusky that summarized it: Microsoft never wanted to consolidate studios. They wanted to consolidate IP.
- Comment on What is the collective noun for General Lees? 2 weeks ago:
A lost cause.
- Comment on pisspost 2 weeks ago:
HAHA! PARENT! Your senses have been dulled by the effluence generated by your loin-goblins, you don’t even realize… you can’t smell the horrors they generate and now all your clothing bears the burden of their stench!
parenting is an adventure. use these experiences to justify future decisions on how late they can stay out and what college you’ll send them to.
- Comment on Bill Gates: People saying AI will create more jobs don’t understand what’s coming 2 weeks ago:
“Millions of people around the world will soon consider large models ‘hoovering up’ all their work to be an astonishing theft of unprecedented proportions,” an internal Microsoft document admitted.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
the sauce must flow!
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
eye twitches uncontrollably
“Oh yeah you got me…”
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- Comment on Tiddies 3 weeks ago:
I block a bunch of nswf subs… what am I missing? aside from tiddies, but can someone link to how this one started?
- Comment on Christa Pike at 18 years old when she was sentenced to death. She is now 50 and they are supposed to kill her this week 3 weeks ago:
if we’re going to have a death penalty, it should require the utmost clarity in guilt and mandatory appeals to be resolved in a timely manner - then do it by guillotine. this bullshit of ‘humane execution’ is garbage whitewashing to help the people who want executions to be somehow clean and tidy - resulting in these shit show performances and drug companies refusing to work with states. afaik guillotine never requires a second try. you can fuck up hangings, hell even firing squads… it’s what I’d pick if I were being executed, not really trusting the states that end with these results.
- Comment on Adult friendships be like: "I miss you bro let's hang out in November" 3 weeks ago:
because that’s when I estimate I’ll have enough funds to eat or do something without mooching off ye.
shit’s tight.
- Comment on Wise advice 3 weeks ago:
can’t we do better than ai slop for shitposts?
- Comment on Too many people don't understand this when parking 3 weeks ago:
yeah, that’s the problem here too - lack of enforcement leads shitbags to think they’ll get away with it, and they mostly do.
it’s one of those car-entitlement things that makes me ill if I think about it too much.
- Comment on Too many people don't understand this when parking 3 weeks ago:
so long as you know there are pricks who would park there from every country. this kind of asshole isn’t isolated to the US.
I do admire countries that have better laws for dealing with these jerks tho.
- Comment on Recession indicator, what do you call this dish? 3 weeks ago:
my dad LOVED this stuff… rest of the family would fend for themselves. I’d rather have SOS or cereal tbh
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 3 weeks ago:
INFER THINGS FROM AVAILABLE DATA SETS.
what fuckin data sets? is there a link to actual data on that page?
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 3 weeks ago:
dude, I replied to your original post, that’s not supporting your premise at all.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 3 weeks ago:
uhh. dude, that’s a source?
the ESA link is in no way proof that there’s significant helium 3 reserves on the moon.
“The Apollo programme’s own geologist, Harrison Schmidt, has repeatedly made the argument for Helium-3 mining, whilst Gerald Kulcinski at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is another leading proponent.” ---- this in no way asserts that there’s actually significant amounts of helium 3 recoverable from moon mining, it’s simply stating it’s worth looking into, worth exploring.
we have no idea how much helium 3 has been deposited by solar wind onto the moon’s surface; it could be HUGE. it could be a tiny fraction of a fraction of a percentage. We won’t know until we go look.
Please, when you post links that are supposed to buttress your argument, post something that actually supports what you’re proposing. your premise:
The moon has HUGE reserves of Helium 3
in no way is supported by that link.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 3 weeks ago:
. The moon has HUGE reserves of Helium 3. Earth has almost none and is quickly running out. This is due to the fact that much of those reserves come from the solar wind and Earth’s magnetic field deflects that.
start with speculation and work your way up. we assume it does, but this has not been proven. please, if I’m wrong, let me know.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 3 weeks ago:
Do you know how to terraform the Sahara?
it’s on earth, it doesn’t need terraforming, it’s already tera-form.
the rest of your ideas sound like musk fanboy fantasies.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 4 weeks ago:
No it doesn’t,
the inference and model construction certainly do take more grunt, why are you fucking lying? what model do you use that was rolled on a home gpu?
this is why I can’t stand you AI shills, you’ll create a bunch of strawman distractions, ignore the actual threats the tech poses, then pout when people don’t believe your lies.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 4 weeks ago:
yeah the cosmic bg radiation on the trip is gonna be… rough.
can be ameliorated with shielding, and if you’re going to mars you’re gonna wanna cart along a shitton of water (can be used for fuel or oxygen or drinking) so that may work out…
decreasing the transit time is critical, so constant thrust engines like NERVA can cut the risk down by making the trip faster…
but the why remains most for me: why do we feel putting humans on mars is worth it? the risks are manifold:
contaminating mars with more earth stuff, and now with human gut biome (astronauts will poop, and they ain’t bringing it all home)
one nasty solar flare and you run the risk of ending the mission right there - shielding be damned, a nasty one could cook all kinds of important tech.
the cost is astronomical (badum-tss) and the return - ? fuzzy at the very best. we’re NEVER going to terraform mars in the next couple hundred years, and terrestrial life would need all the perchlorates scrubbed from everything, all for what - maybe a week running around taking pictures and digging around in soils already sampled by rovers that are still running? and your point it’s got no magnetosphere so you’d live in a lava tube? pfft… why? we can live in lava tubes on the moon lol.
I just don’t see any why that justifies it.
Moon has utility, mars is a waste of time and resources imho.