Deme
@Deme@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Made me chuckle when I saw it, so you have to see it too. It cannot be unseen. 5 days ago:
Fair enough, yeah a human could also do that
- Comment on Made me chuckle when I saw it, so you have to see it too. It cannot be unseen. 6 days ago:
- Comment on Made me chuckle when I saw it, so you have to see it too. It cannot be unseen. 6 days ago:
Good call. I’m on mobile and forgot to open the full sized image.
- Comment on I'm going to change the world 6 days ago:
The Great Oxidation Event had atmospheric greenhouse gas levels plummet, which resulted in the young and comparatively weak sun not being able to keep the planet warm, resulting in the Huronian glaciation.
- Comment on I'm going to change the world 6 days ago:
No. They killed themselves off to near extinction several times as the planet repeatedly froze over.
- Comment on Made me chuckle when I saw it, so you have to see it too. It cannot be unseen. 6 days ago:
Difficult to pin down, but I’d say that the drawing looks way too detailed compared to the stylized pencil-like texture that arises due to the uneven surface of a paper, which in turn would be a hinderance to such level of detail.
Also the horizon is at different levels around the left claw. An artist would use a single stroke with a ruler and get a clean horizon.
- Comment on The Floyd Artifact 5 weeks ago:
We aren’t at that spot, but in space above and behind it. Our horizon is different to the horizon at the prism, and on the surface there the Earth may well be slightly below the local horizon. Hard to say for certain since this is AI slop and the perspective may be wonky.
That being said, the prism is so tall that it would probably still be at least slightly visible from the Earth.
- Comment on The Floyd Artifact 5 weeks ago:
Only if you take it literally. Usually when people refer to the dark side, they mean the far side.
Although the far side does get a lot darker than the near side during lunar nights, since Earthshine never reaches it.
- Comment on Skeeter me this 1 month ago:
Quality shitpost
- Comment on phonetic alphabet 1 month ago:
I think the joke here is exactly that some of the words are the worst for this purpose.
- Comment on Post your collection of fell for it again award memes here 1 month ago:
- Comment on Real 1 month ago:
I think the point is that they aren’t assuming the planet in question isn’t tectonically activie, as that’s one of the unlikely steps needed for life as we know it.
- Comment on Also no singing preachers 🥀 1 month ago:
Televangelists believe in nothing but money
- Comment on Anon makes some changes 2 months ago:
An ice plunge or rolling around in the snow bith feel great afterwards. Really gets the endorphins going. The same applies to cold showers, although I usually only do that only when I can get back into a 100°C immediately after. That’s double the endorphin rush.
- Comment on Anon wants to live on Super Earth 2 months ago:
I’ve heard that the book was sincere jingoism, which the director of the movie didn’t like one bit and turned it into clever satire of fascism instead? Haven’t read it, but the movie is great, even if there’s a bunch if idiots on both sides (fascist and antifascists) thinking that it’s sincere.
- Comment on Our Commitment to Windows Quality 2 months ago:
Quality shitpost
- Comment on The three archetypes 2 months ago:
True on both accounts
- Comment on The three archetypes 2 months ago:
Musk isn’t even the founder of tesla though.
Good meme regardless.
- Comment on Twitch: "Hey, come back! This commercial break can't play while you're away." 2 months ago:
And here I actually thought that this shitty idea would stay in the realm of Black Mirror…
- Comment on The size of Portugal compared to Spain 2 months ago:
Huh, I wonder how it compares to that other country to the west there.
- Comment on The Ladies love it and it can provide protection during blackouts 3 months ago:
I hope it’s radioactive as well
- Comment on we're all a little gay inside 3 months ago:
Certainly, although it appears to depict the elusive 3rd order rainbow.
- Comment on we're all a little gay inside 3 months ago:
Interesting choice, including the 3rd order rainbow in the middle picture there…
- Comment on we're all a little gay inside 3 months ago:
That’s the angle at which light is reflected by water droplets. The drawing is incorrect in that the cone is horizontal while the light appears to come from a higher angle. The cone is always directly opposite to the direction of the light soPicture (source: https://www.atoptics.org.uk/rainbows/primcone.htm)
- Comment on HD 137010 b 3 months ago:
Sure, that’s what they want you to think.
- Comment on HD 137010 b 3 months ago:
Yeah then we can use that to go back in time and save Harambe, and then we won’t need another planet!
- Comment on Ciiiiircle of liiiife 3 months ago:
Your grandchild full of PFAS
Your great grandchild full of PFAS
Your great great grandchild…
- Comment on 3 months ago:
Sea water varies in its salt concentration a lot. And no seawater has ever been recorded below a temperature of 27.3°F (-2.6°C). Fahrenhreit used his own concontion of high concentration brine.
- Comment on Everyone on Earth is likely to be able to see an aurora 4 months ago:
I’ll point out that the magnetic poles don’t correspond exactly to the geographical poles. The aurora comes much farther south in North America than it does over Eurasia, and in the south it’s skewed towards Australia and New Zeland. So “equatorial latitudes” may just mean equatorial latitudes in those areas.
- Comment on They removed the like button. What next, they gonna remove videos? It’s just gonna be ads??? 4 months ago:
There’s no world where you could build more nuclear at the rate that would be required to fix things. It’s expensive as hell and there’s not enough skilled people to go around to build all of it globally.
