ALostInquirer
@ALostInquirer@lemm.ee
- Comment on Why do some say they own or have bought something that they technically haven't (e.g. domain names, expensive things, etc.)? 1 day ago:
Mentioning @Diddlydee@feddit.uk here to address you both in your similar corrections rather than duplicate my reply: I stand corrected.
I see that I had misconstrued my personal misgivings with the penalties of failing to pay with a lack of legal ownership.
It still feels off, precarious, to describe it as ownership to me, but I recognize what you’re both saying regarding the legal standing of it all.
- Comment on We are so cooked 1 day ago:
hello frog, that is sad to hear, have you tried calling doompost?
(how is there no !doompost??)
- Comment on Why do some say they own or have bought something that they technically haven't (e.g. domain names, expensive things, etc.)? 1 day ago:
Own as in mortgages/loans paid off, I take it? That’s the slight distinction I’m thinking of with expensive items that typically can’t be bought outright. It’s not wholly owned until mortgage/loan is paid off, which you kinda nod towards with your last sentence.
- Comment on Why do some say they own or have bought something that they technically haven't (e.g. domain names, expensive things, etc.)? 1 day ago:
In the vein of houses and cars, yeah. I should get in a better habit of elaborating on ambiguous terms in the body, only haven’t as I’ve mixed experience with people skipping over those.
- Comment on Why do some say they own or have bought something that they technically haven't (e.g. domain names, expensive things, etc.)? 1 day ago:
How does one account for maintenance costs with this view? Even barring taxes, you may have to pay for upkeep either in materials or contracting out services to assist in maintenance.
- Comment on Why do some say they own or have bought something that they technically haven't (e.g. domain names, expensive things, etc.)? 1 day ago:
Thanks for this info! I was unaware of this given how rarely it’s mentioned.
- Submitted 1 day ago to [deleted] | 34 comments
- Comment on Anyone have advice for a beginner planning on getting AWS CP license? 6 days ago:
You might try cross-posting to !ask_experienced_devs@programming.dev for more advice.
- Comment on Why is it sometimes difficult to start doing what one enjoys? 1 week ago:
You’re after this format:
!avpd@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Why is it sometimes difficult to start doing what one enjoys? 1 week ago:
sometimes, but…why?
- Submitted 1 week ago to [deleted] | 20 comments
- Comment on Didn't believe what I was seeing 5 weeks ago:
FV?
- Comment on Thankfully all my shitposts seem to be in order 5 weeks ago:
Are shitposts still shitposts if they’re in order?
- Comment on Why isn't free stuff (public domain/noncommercial) discussed as much as paid stuff? 1 month ago:
That addresses a slightly different question. Supposing people know of the free stuff, why isn’t it discussed more?
- Comment on Why isn't free stuff (public domain/noncommercial) discussed as much as paid stuff? 1 month ago:
Good points! Although I feel like I may be out of the loop on some of the discussion/mention of archive.org stuff, which likely speaks to me being out of it more broadly regarding discussions of other related materials.
- Comment on Why isn't free stuff (public domain/noncommercial) discussed as much as paid stuff? 1 month ago:
Kind of surprised there aren’t more comments along these lines. This was floating around the back of my head as much as some of the other responses.
- Submitted 1 month ago to [deleted] | 20 comments
- Submitted 1 month ago to [deleted] | 8 comments
- Submitted 1 month ago to [deleted] | 27 comments
- Comment on Is there another term for crafted, interactive activities besides games/video games? 3 months ago:
That disconnect in expectations is definitely what I had in mind in asking this, yeah. One hears game, thinks fun, it doesn’t fit their idea of fun, and the game unintentionally disappoints in the process.
- Comment on Is there another term for crafted, interactive activities besides games/video games? 3 months ago:
Or like some exhibits in a museum, but also media like Flower. It’s called a video game, but I feel like that’s for lack of a better term more than anything. It’s lovely whatever you may call it.
- Comment on Is there another term for crafted, interactive activities besides games/video games? 3 months ago:
I knew I forgot something, sorry…I’m asking in terms of crafted, interactive activities that aren’t necessarily aiming to be fun. More like interesting and thought-provoking.
- Submitted 3 months ago to [deleted] | 24 comments
- Comment on How do you voice chat without bothering roommates? 3 months ago:
yeah, but you gave me an even better idea: fake eggs filled with even more dampening material! it would be eggstravagant!
- Comment on How do you voice chat without bothering roommates? 3 months ago:
My question is coming more from the perspective of, “i think i’d like to try voice chatting but i really don’t want to be that roommate someone wants to strangle”
- Comment on How do you voice chat without bothering roommates? 3 months ago:
but something as simple and cheap as paper egg cartons on your walls will greatly reduce how much sound gets through.
Hadn’t come across this before, thanks!
silly follow-up
would keeping and rotating the eggs improve the sound dampening?
- Comment on How do you voice chat without bothering roommates? 3 months ago:
Get a cruise ship horn (make sure it’s rated for 140-150 decibels) and play it for the entirety of the call.
Would “TRAIN SOUNDS (true volume, horn every 5 minutes) 24-HOUR MIX” also work?
- Submitted 3 months ago to [deleted] | 39 comments
- Comment on Percentages 3 months ago:
Wouldn’t it be easier for everyone to instead not add such systems? After all, don’t many go for the simple logic of bigger number is better instead of doing the math?
- Comment on How do you go about evaluating sources of information for truth/credibility/etc.? 4 months ago:
Thanks for the extensive response! I appreciate the perspective, particularly the nuances on peer review, and the grounded conclusion.