Fosheze
@Fosheze@lemmy.world
- Comment on Ironing 4 days ago:
You joke but my dad once fell face first into a bonfire and blistered most of his face. When the skin grew back his dermatologist told him that a lot of people would kill for a skin treatment as good as what he wound up with. He was almost entirely blemish and wrinkle free when he healed.
You could probably manage the same with enough hot steam from an iron but it may take a bit longer.
- Comment on How can I improve my handwriting? 6 days ago:
That is the dumbest thing. All of my comp sci stuff was open everything because out in the real world you would never be programming without those resources available. I don’t see why IT wouldn’t be the same. If they are testing your competency then you should have access to the internet just like you would in a job. If they are testing your memory then they should just use a lockdown browser or something.
- Comment on Cruciferae 1 month ago:
But brussel sprouts are the ideal means of getting butter to your mouth without people looking at you weird.
- Comment on As Israel Begins “Final Phase” of Genocide, Biden Slams Pro-Palestine Protests 1 month ago:
It’s like he’s old and wants to retire but if he tries to leave on his own the DNC is going to kill his dog.
- Comment on Now, if it was a Pixel... 1 month ago:
Theives can still dump them in those shady cash for phones machines and walk away with a bit of cash.
- Comment on what's a good way to stick a laser leveler to the wall? 1 month ago:
I think you a word.
- Comment on Why do people still eat beef when we know it's terrible for Earth? 1 month ago:
Seriously. I bought some dirt cheap full grain leather biker boots 3 years ago; I have given them exactly 0 care, abused the snot our of them daily, and they are still holding up strong. These weren’t even boots meant for working and they still survived trudging through the various slops of all 4 minnesotan seasons for 3 years.
As long as you are buying actual leather and not “genuine leather” then whatever you buy should easily last several years even if not cared for. Well cared for leather goods can last decades.
- Comment on Draw your own conculsions 1 month ago:
I’m willing to bet that they didn’t want the legal hastle of collecting data on minors.
As far a why they excluded man on man action I have no idea. If the origional graph was in an article about declining birth rates or something then that may explain it but idk what the original article was so idk if that is the case.
- Comment on Draw your own conculsions 1 month ago:
Even in the late 1900s that number is still way higher than I thought it would be.
- Comment on blast me off, fam 1 month ago:
That’s the amount of salt required to kill you. You’re going to be having a really bad time long before you hit that.
- Comment on Explain yourselves, comp sci. 2 months ago:
It’s a dynamically-sized list of objects of the same type stored contiguously in memory.
dynamically-sized: The size of it can change as needed.
list: It stores multiple things together.
object: A bit of programmer defined data with.
of the same type: all the objects in the list are the same kind of object
stored contigiously in memory: if you think of memory as a bookshelf then all the objects on the list would be stored right next to each other on the bookshelf rather than spread across the bookshelf.
- Comment on Now all we need is a drink pairing guide 2 months ago:
They’re all inert noble gasses until you get down to radon which is radioactive (second largest cause of lung cancer). Then you get to oganesson which is so violently radioactive that it doesn’t exist unless we make it exist.
- Comment on Spurred by Teen Girls, States Move to Ban Deepfake Nudes 2 months ago:
Have you tried actually reading what they said instead of just making shit up?
- Comment on Why exactly are raisins toxic for dogs and not humans? 2 months ago:
Hit a man with a fish and maybe he’ll leave you alone.
- Comment on YouTube is finally cracking down on third-party apps that enable ad-blocking 2 months ago:
If they don’t get demonitized or falsely copyright claimed.
- Comment on Who created MELFS and who hurt them? 3 months ago:
I’m thinking about the products I’ve seen them on now and it’s always the more ruggedized boards but not the ones that are so ruggedized that they get potted or placed in hermitically sealed housings. Maybe if it’s potted or sealed well enough you don’t need the added environmental resistance and stability offered by a MELF.
I’ve never actually worked on anything that went into space to my knowledge but I imagine most electronics going into space you would want to be potted or sealed inside something just so the electronics have something to disapate heat into. That’s about the only situation I can imagine where potting would actually improve thermal characteristics. If that is the case then they would probably not use MELFs for the same reason the sealed electronics I work on probably don’t. Of course I’m still guessing on all of this though.
- Comment on Who created MELFS and who hurt them? 3 months ago:
From what I’ve seen I am now inclined to believe the reason people use them is because they’re more durrable and stable environmentally speaking. I imagine the reason you see them less in newer electronics is just because chip resistors and such have gotten better to the point where MELFs usually aren’t required.
As far as the additional fee, I’m not on the pricing side of things but I sure hope we charge extra because the damn things are the bane of my existence.
- Comment on Who created MELFS and who hurt them? 3 months ago:
I saw that earlier and at first I was thinking that must be BS because none of our class 3 products use them. But, thinking about it now, almost all of our class 3 products are medical products. Meaning they are only ever going to be used in relatively clean and climate controlled environments.
The products we run that most frequently use MELFs are the class 2 products that are going to be used in more rugged environments (like ag products). So if they are more rugged environmentally speaking then that does make sense. It won’t stop me from complaining about them though.
- Comment on Who created MELFS and who hurt them? 3 months ago:
If you see that designer, you should ask them. There must be a reason they use them other than being a misanthrope.
I spent 3 hours fighting with a Fuzion tonight and even with the special MELF heads it drops enough to reliably jam up other component feeders. Unfortunately our customers pick what exact parts we use so we can’t just change them out for something equivalent but less hateful and I don’t communicate with them so I can’t ask why.
I’m starting to think MELFs are just pushed by big component to get people to buy more components (because the machines throw half of them on the ground.)
- Submitted 3 months ago to askelectronics@discuss.tchncs.de | 10 comments
- Comment on How can a person be very sad, irritated or angry and still not show it on their face ? 3 months ago:
I can’t speak for everyone but I’ve spent my entire life masking my depression so I’ve gotten pretty good at masking in general.
- Comment on Is my voice annoyingly high? 3 months ago:
Your recorded voice actually sounds really similar to mine and I think it sounds fine. I think the main issue is probably just that you could have a better mic setup. A good sound setup makes a world of difference over even a decent one. Like I said, your voice isn’t bad at all but there’s a reason pros spend all sorts of money on expensive setups.
If your voice is something you’re uncomfortable with you can also train it on your own. Even people with naturally amazing voices often do vocal exercises of some sort.
- Comment on Microsoft's draconian Windows 11 restrictions will send an estimated 240 million PCs to the landfill when Windows 10 hits end of life in 2025 3 months ago:
lemmy.ml has some absolute draconian censorship. The word that was censored was b.u.l.l.s.h.i.t. (hopefullly it doesnt catch that). It"s also quickly going full blown tankie.
If you want an instance that doesn’t censor stuff like a club penguin chat and isn’t run by people who regard Joseph Stalin as their personal hero then a good one to try is sh.itjust.works. I only use lemmy.world because it’s the only one I could sign up for when I did. If I signed up now then I would probably go for sh.itjust.works or lemmy.dbzer0.com.
- Comment on How does employing a rapist not constitute an unsafe work environment for female employees? 4 months ago:
For most crimes I 100% agree. Rape is different though. There is no legitimate cause for rape. There is no frame of reference where rape is acceptable. The only reason you rape someone is because youre a rabid animal who is fundamentaly unfit to be in society. The only thing you can do with people like that is mitigate the risk they pose to others. In this case that would mean not allowing him to work somewhere where he has access to potential victims. In the post covid era that is incredibly easy with the supply of low skill remote work jobs.
- Comment on How does employing a rapist not constitute an unsafe work environment for female employees? 4 months ago:
Remote work.
- Comment on How does employing a rapist not constitute an unsafe work environment for female employees? 4 months ago:
He was found guilty both times he raped someone. Considering he served less than 2 years in prison for his last offence I highly doubt that changed him.
Also considering that he’s a rapist I don’t give a damn how he feels. Rape isn’t like other crimes. You don’t rape someone because you don’t know any better. You don’t rape someone out of necessity. You don’t rape someone on accident. You rape someone because you’re a rabid animal who has no place in society. You don’t fix someone like that. You can only mitigate the risk to others.
- Comment on How does employing a rapist not constitute an unsafe work environment for female employees? 4 months ago:
The last time he raped someone he was in prison for less than 2 years. Considering that wasn’t his first offence I highly doubt that changed him. Also HR is already aware. Apparently they fired the last person who brought it up to them.
- Submitted 4 months ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 326 comments
- Comment on And how's there a car in a mall? Life's important questions 4 months ago:
I think they meant that if you were on top of yellowstone when it went off then you wouldn’t have time to feel afraid. Your body would transition directly from being biology to being physics without even enough time to pass through being chemistry.
- Comment on Smooth area on the bottom of my balls 5 months ago:
The texture is missing because you didn’t install counterstrike source.