ByteJunk
@ByteJunk@lemmy.world
- Comment on I just dont seem to ever learn 3 days ago:
This is the same approach as “add one more lane” to a congested highway. You know it’s not gonna work.
Just get a saucer.
- Comment on Y'ALL GOT ANY OF THEM HALLOPINERS 3 days ago:
What’s a mater?
No really, I don’t know what it is. Is it like a local dialect for tomato?
- Comment on Slurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp 5 days ago:
I meant the machine itself! The print out is your typical systemd boot, though they’re usually covered by a distro splash but it can be disabled.
- Comment on Slurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp 6 days ago:
I’ve never seen one of these, but I assume it performs other functions - surely monitoring sensors, probably reporting that data, maybe allowing triggering maintenance functions, etc.
That said, processing and storage is so cheap on this scale that it’s probably better (and cheaper) to go with a tried and true, widely supported system, than it is to optimize with custom hardware/firmware.
- Comment on Dirty slut for water 1 week ago:
I laughed way too hard at this.
“Of course, where are my manners”
- Comment on 'Number One' - Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal 1 week ago:
I’d take either kid, and cry from joy when you’re not looking. Love you - Dad.
- Comment on flowers for the lost 1 week ago:
Oh my god, what a nightmare… I hope you’re at least somewhat OK after all that, it doesn’t sound like something many people would survive.
- Comment on Think about what today is considered next level vs what it used to be 1 week ago:
Oh, I was thinking this was late 90’s setup, but if that’s a PS3 then it’s like 10 years later…
- Comment on Think about what today is considered next level vs what it used to be 1 week ago:
I would never in a million years would consider this as “next level” unless there’s a MegaDrive behind those doors under the TV.
- Comment on flowers for the lost 1 week ago:
fucking seatbelts do not play well with tits (how is this still a thing)
This sounds hard to solve, especially for women with fuller bosom. I’m assuming that the car has a mechanism that allows raising/lowering the seatbelt height, and that this didn’t solve the issue…
The answer would probably be a harness, like they use for racing, but it’s so inconvenient to use as to not actually being a solution to a boobie-squashing neck-sawing strap.
- Comment on flowers for the lost 1 week ago:
I don’t think whether they’re driving or not is a meaningful distinction at this level But it does. For example, if the driver seat offers better protection than the rest of the car, and women are more often than men in one of the other seats, it would explain the results and the dummy doesn’t add much.
But if the fatality rate for women in the front passenger seat, for example, is the same as for men in that same seat, that’s were probably having an “anatomically correct female crash test dummy” can be very helpful in understanding why these crashes are killing more women than men.
- Comment on [VIDEO] Japan Sanctions Visa after the Censorship of Anime and Manga 1 week ago:
To this day, I don’t understand why Visa or MasterCard are necessary. If the banks can’t create a global, shared way of processing payments, then the governments should step in and do it for them.
- Comment on bank circuit water 1 week ago:
While you raise a valid question, this is 100% a joke.
- Comment on eggs 1 week ago:
I’d go with “OK” as well, but on the grounds that the intent isn’t sating hunger.
Wait, I mean, not that kind…
- Comment on I'm hotmail 1 week ago:
Did you find that people were supportive of your transition? Did it take long for people to stop deadnaming?
- Comment on Ozzy Osbourne dies at age of 76 2 weeks ago:
Rest in peace, Prince of Darkness.
- Comment on bad board games 2 weeks ago:
I absolutely despise the game, so there’s two of us.
- Comment on 13 skeletons 2 weeks ago:
Is this just a meme, or not? I can’t tell. I expect that as a proper, responsible tiefling pyromaniac, I’d always be touching myself - and occasionally casting Protection from Energy while I’m at it. Or keep Absorb Elements in my back pocket.
- Comment on British Slander. :) 2 weeks ago:
How? Did they have a straw?
- Comment on hobby 2 weeks ago:
This reminded me of “tapa na pantera”.
- Comment on Can I lick it? 2 weeks ago:
Drinking seawater will kill someone quite fast…
- Comment on RIP 3 weeks ago:
What a nice looking stick you have there…
- Comment on UwU brat mathematician behavior 3 weeks ago:
Newfag.
(sorry! seemed like the appropriate 4chan reply)
- Comment on Bring them back!!! 3 weeks ago:
Ball headbasher to ballgnasher is a quick chomp.
- Comment on Fun new game 3 weeks ago:
Yes, that’s the second arc.
In the first accident there were no half-spheres, the neutrons were being reflected back using bars of tungsten carbide placed around the exposed core.
Wiki photo from a recreation of the first incident: Image
In the second accident, a year later, the reflective material was the two beryllium half-spheres. Shims were used to ensure the two halves were never fully closed, which would trigger the nuclear chain reaction.
Supposedly, this guy liked to show off and had done this demonstration a dozen times in front of different audiences, wearing jeans and cowboy boots and using his screwdriver instead of the shims.
Some report that Fermi told the guy and others that “they would be dead in a year” if they kept doing that… and voila.
The good thing is that he at least was hunched over the core, so he mostly shielded everyone else in the room from the worst of the radiation by absorbing it himself. 9 days later, he was dead. The guy closest to him was in the hospital for several weeks with severe radiation poisoning, but at least survived but died fairly young, in his 50s, which may or may not have been related…
- Comment on Missouri governor repeals paid sick leave law approved last year by voters 3 weeks ago:
That’s the brilliant part.
They were led to believe the government could go after them physically, and that’s what they’re looking for, while they steal their healthcare and education and infrastructure, while deporting the cheap labor they were exploiting in their farms and depriving them of income.
They’re tightly watching their front door, ready to shoot the first person getting close to it, while the rest of their house is being robbed blind…
- Comment on Fun new game 3 weeks ago:
That was hilarious. Also kinda spooky to think that, if Japan hadn’t surrendered, Demon Core-kun would have been the 3rd nuke dropped over them.
The cartoon only covers the second story arc though, the one with the screwdriver.
In the first arc, the core is “nude” and they’re stacking neutron-reflecting bricks around it to bring it close to criticality. A scientist drops a brick by accident on top of the core and boom, blue light and you’re dead (takes 2 weeks for your body to notice though).
- Comment on Pop it in your calendars 3 weeks ago:
I never understood the fixation on IPs. For a kick ass universe with amazing lore etc, ok sure.
I mean I love Jev and the gang as much as the next guy, but they’re not core to my enjoyment of KSP1. The mechanics were.
- Comment on The havoc is often trigger happy 3 weeks ago:
That’s because it’s lifted from an actual security flyer, edited for funnies.
The original is probably this: Image
- Comment on The havoc is often trigger happy 3 weeks ago:
- Consumption of alcoholic beverages will help target selection in target-deprived environments.
