Donjuanme
@Donjuanme@lemmy.world
- Comment on Apex Legends is taking away its support for the Steam Deck and Linux 2 weeks ago:
Wouldn’t put it on my deck if it printed me a 5 dollar bill every day.
Nor on my cell phone.
- Comment on damn, must've just missed him 3 weeks ago:
Octopodes* plural of octopus (octo is Greek root, odes is Greek root plural)
Go ahead and negative this comment, same as last time a marine biologist called bullshit on a Maine biology comic needing some correction.
- Comment on What websites still feel like the old internet? 4 weeks ago:
Wimp.com
Irregular webcomics
Dinosaur comics (qwantz.com)
- Comment on GOTY 1 month ago:
And white finally has a mate in 3 moves!
- Comment on GOTY 1 month ago:
G2 is finally viable?
- Comment on Suggestions 1 month ago:
Came to point out at least 3 of those are opinion pieces in the opinion column. I’d wager money the 4th is as well
- Comment on Microsoft retires WordPad after 28 years — app no longer available as of Windows 11 24H2 1 month ago:
No longer available and no longer integrated are not equivocal.
- Comment on PlayStation product manager says ads being shown was just a bug 1 month ago:
Telling gamers to watch out for Hanlon’s razor would open them to too much harsh reflection of their own mistakes.
- Comment on Energy 1 month ago:
Terrible pop science, and people who are happily ignorant as long as it’s for the lulz.
I’ve studied enough oceanography to know that this is bullshit.
But if you want a community that isn’t critical of bullshit, well there are plenty of religious organizations that would love you membership.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
But Nintendo is suing the people who made the game they like. That’s worse than any chemical release, child labor, or genocide.
- Comment on Energy 1 month ago:
Wow, speaking truth to inaccurate "meme"s gets community disagreement? You guys are a bunch of ignorant sheep.
- Comment on Energy 1 month ago:
Sorry, what?? There are no hydro thermal vents at the surface of the ocean???
Fucking biologist needs to go back to school.
There’s no life at hydro thermal vents at the surface of the ocean because there are much safer and more reliable ways to get energy, but there are absolutely areas of active geothermal extremes at the surface of the ocean.
Hell there are hydro thermal vent remnants in the coastal ranges above sea level.
- Comment on I make games and this literally happened to me this morning 1 month ago:
Got it on follow, if I ever get a house with a better Internet connection I’ll give it a shot and leave a review
- Comment on Dark Matter Black Holes Could Fly through the Solar System Once a Decade 1 month ago:
Absolutely nothing.
Also not sure why they wouldn’t evaporate nearly instantaneously. Sounds to me like more dark matter bunk.
- Comment on Halls of Torment is out from early access! 1 month ago:
I have trouble with this game, it’s trying just a bit too hard to be edgy and capture the Hades market.
But it’s kinda enjoyable and has a couple unique additions to the Hades blueprint (albeit they were taken from other games/genres)
The gameplay is fun enough, but the parts that required creativity caused me to cringe. I try not to slip dialog/plot, but for my enjoyment of this games offerings that was required. Maybe they fixed it a bit upon release?
- Comment on What's a good method for a non-technical person to short the terminals of two 0402 resistors ~1mm apart? 1 month ago:
Clip a piece of a copper coin? Tape it down
- Comment on 'Global Oligarchy' Reigns as Top 1% Controls More Wealth Than Bottom 95% of Humanity 1 month ago:
Although more and more are cutting middle managers. All the more profit for them before they jump out with their golden parachute.
- Comment on Headlamp tech that doesn’t blind oncoming drivers—where is it? 1 month ago:
I am fine using my high beams in neighborhoods because those damn kids come out of nowhere, and the high beams light up more of the road. Black out curtains if it bothers you imo.
- Comment on YouTube Hype gives smaller creators a place to shine 1 month ago:
Yeah but it’s so easy to rip on YouTube, don’t you see how edgy it is?
- Comment on Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair, Inc. 1 month ago:
No, that’s the pal-world-monster arts.
- Comment on YouTube confirms your pause screen is now fair game for ads 1 month ago:
So dystopian. The number of novels I’ve read where Advertisements existing on a screen has become the main source of revenue, what a bizarre science fiction fantasy land that would be…
- Comment on YouTube confirms your pause screen is now fair game for ads 1 month ago:
So you want someone to broadcast, and you’re willing to pay for it, but not willing to support the content creators in any way?
- Comment on YouTube confirms your pause screen is now fair game for ads 1 month ago:
YouTube premium, only time I hear ads are when my coworkers crank their shit too loud in the office, or when I have a brand new phone and have forgotten to log in.
Worth every red nickel.
- Comment on Oxygen 1 month ago:
We are all the death breathers, my fungi, my bees, we’re powered with the miti-c
- Comment on Chemistry 1 month ago:
Don’t look in my lab please.
- Comment on Oxygen 1 month ago:
Thank you mitochondria for allowing us to respirate the death element.
- Comment on Launches 2 months ago:
What does engulfing the earth mean to you? The mass of the sun expanded to a body 1 au would not be very dense. My money says the earth would continue to orbit “inside the sun” for quite a while, but the orbit would degrade more quickly.
But yes, I argue get them out of the earths gravity well and let Newton handle the rest, no reason to propel them in any direction, eventually they’ll get to the sun.
- Comment on Launches 2 months ago:
Billions of years and billions of times less energy, would you agree?
- Comment on Launches 2 months ago:
Why do you need to hit the exact center of the sun to have the desired results? Get it within the orbit of Mercury and I’ll be happy enough.
- Comment on Launches 2 months ago:
You are making 2 opposing assumptions there, 1) there is nothing to bump into in outer space, the earth picks up 43 tons of new mass every day.
- the earths orbit would decay, the earth is absolutely massive compared to the amount of mass gained, and also off gasses a significant amount of mass every day.
If orbits don’t decay, why do even high orbit satellites need to make elevation corrections?
If you put a small body into outer space it would absolutely be (slowly) effected by the miasma of particles out there.
And let’s not forget we don’t have a time table for reaching the sun, and we aren’t aiming for the middle of the sun to see results. And as you approach the sun you will bump into more and more particles as they too are being drawn around the sun.