qyron
@qyron@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Hold on! 1 day ago:
Stay back. I have water hose and hammer.
- Comment on Think twice if once isn't working 2 days ago:
Oh, nice! The all home, do it yourself, auto castration kit!
- Comment on Anyone for some fizzy egg??? 2 days ago:
What is this supposed to be? The word “abomination” comes to mind.
- Comment on Now you know why your wife gave you a can of WD 40 3 days ago:
Not to be taken as lube.
- Comment on Now you know why your wife gave you a can of WD 40 3 days ago:
That advertisement would never be approved today.
- Comment on Rent is due 5 days ago:
And now I feel in the obligation of writing a bit of smut with monopoly as the kickstarter.
- Comment on What year is it 1 week ago:
Jumanji!!!
- Comment on Vibes based cooking 1 week ago:
Considering the majority of flavours we experience are in fact smells, if you can cook by your nose you’re usually pretty safe on how the end result will come out.
I’m not a foodie nor a chef but I’ve been able to break apart and reproduce restaurant dishes just by smelling.
- Comment on Enemies 1 week ago:
Come again?
- Comment on Enemies 1 week ago:
Lemme share something with you people.
Eggs are still stupid cheap, today. However, there are too many greedy people between the producer and people that need them for eating.
My everyday job has me go around to places most will not go and one day I discovered an egg farm, somewhat off the beaten path, that sells directly. Only requirement is that they sell a minimum of thirty eggs (a tray).
I made a few questions and now I’m bringing eggs weekly from there, invoiced to me by weight. No size distinction but most eggs are L size. Roughly speaking, each egg is 0,1667€, with VAT already included. The same egg in supermarkets is sold anywhere between 6 to 11 cents more expensive.
That’s too much.
- Comment on The surprises found just moving a mattress 1 week ago:
Fun and relaxation aids.
And that is a good thing to know. No ideas for birthday or Christmas? Now you know.
- Comment on Achievement unlocked? 1 week ago:
I know. But conveying information doesn’t need to be done in a boring way.
- Comment on California Wildfires Threaten Insurers Already Teetering From Climate Shocks 1 week ago:
Good.
The following is going to sound scynical but perhaps when these blood suckers can no longer hold a profit from so many catastrophes pilling, the idiots start to lobby for preventive actions!
- Comment on Achievement unlocked? 1 week ago:
The dude is just aplying an extra layer of musk. The ladies are going to go wild on him.
- Comment on JeSUS 1 week ago:
I want to commend for some sort of prize. I can’t upvote twice but I would if I could. Nice!
- Comment on The future of Blu-ray is looking bleak (and that's a bad thing for everyone) 1 week ago:
Physical media won’t die until digital rights actually represents ownership.
I was aiming my remark on this particular passage.
I understand your take, I respect it, but even when that is true, regarding digital rights, I will still want all my media in my house, in a machine I own, instead of having it stored in a server somewhere.
- Comment on The future of Blu-ray is looking bleak (and that's a bad thing for everyone) 1 week ago:
I understand your point of view but nonetheless I want my media in my hous, no matter what form it takes.
I don’t want my media in a computer I do not own.
- Comment on Anon gets a job 1 week ago:
Home Depot is an hardware shop in the USofA, right?
If so, why is an hardware store open overnight? What DIY emergency can come about that it can’t wait for working hours?
- Comment on this is controllable now: guy has moving robot messing with stuff in his house and blabbering TTS under internet control 2 weeks ago:
I’m looking for the rats!
- Comment on this is controllable now: guy has moving robot messing with stuff in his house and blabbering TTS under internet control 2 weeks ago:
If I lived close to this person, I’d offer to go to their house and redo those doors and walls. Nasty looking.
- Comment on on topic 2 weeks ago:
Too much information.
- Comment on Elon Musk wants the U.S. to “Liberate the people Britain from their tyrannical government” 2 weeks ago:
No oil there, you twit.
- Comment on Grirrrll.... 2 weeks ago:
Nerdy joke, if I’ve ever seen one.
- Comment on There was a time when everyone had common sense 2 weeks ago:
To paraphrase an answer I once read: yes, we tend to introduce warnings against bad behaviours we detect and deprecate obsolete information.
In this case: I don’t need to tinker a valve in an engine nowadays. The fuel injection is done through an incredibly precise system, controlled by a computer. Even mechanics require specialized tools and equipments to fiddle with that part of an engine.
Car batteries have been built more and more to be maintenance-less; you buy it, run, when it dies you replace it and that is it. Battery acid is a thing and it is dangerous, hence the attempt to divert people from messing with it.
But because less and less people are prone to go into mechanics, the need to advise against tinkering with your battery really needs to be reinforced.
Warning labels are often first written in blood before taking form of paper and ink.
- Comment on Delicious 2 weeks ago:
Love this. The more I look, the worst it gets?
- Comment on If me and a bunch of my lemmy friends got on a yacht. Went into international waters what could we get away with legally and what would still be illegal? 2 weeks ago:
We’re assuming they are making a sin live broadcast or recording, for there to be any sort of commenting? Is it like a strange new radical sports event?
- Comment on I don't know how it stays on. 2 weeks ago:
Suction cup!
With enough motivation, you can pull the windshield off a car with one of those.
- Comment on Yeah, am I right fellas 2 weeks ago:
Yes. It is called “obcession”.
- Comment on Beautiful stories like this just make you smile 2 weeks ago:
I considered that same thought.
- Comment on bird flu 3 weeks ago:
THAT IS TRUE!!!