NJSpradlin
@NJSpradlin@lemmy.world
- Comment on Uber to introduce fixed-route shuttles in major US cities designed for commuters | TechCrunch 4 days ago:
But how would the corporate elite be able to make a profit off of something that’s entirely a government service?!
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
In times like this, ‘anti-politicals’ would cry that even talking about LIVING is too political for them. Politics is living, folks, get off your armchair with your heads in the sand and take a look outside. Shits fucked up right now, and talking about how fucked up it is isn’t too ‘political’. Not talking about ‘politics’ is ignoring the world around you and how it affects the every day person.
- Comment on On the Day He Was Fired as National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz Used an Israeli App to Archive Signal Messages 2 weeks ago:
Then why hasn’t he?
- Comment on On the Day He Was Fired as National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz Used an Israeli App to Archive Signal Messages 2 weeks ago:
This is partly why they didn’t remove him entirely (or kill him outright) from gov’t work. They want a close eye on their cronies who have or could have receipts for blackmail purposes (both directions here).
- Comment on Need help naming/finding something to stabilize two of these together at a distance of between 6"-12" apart. 2 weeks ago:
I went ahead and used large binder clips.
I pushed the two cabinets together, removed the clear windows adjacent to each other, wrapped the wood in that thick and pliable clear plastic shelf liner, then used binder clips every 3-4” across the inside of the whole frame of the windows, marrying the two cabinets together with a plastic seal. Worked like a charm and much less intensive.
Now, I did have to buy a jig saw and shave 1/4” off the inside edges of both top display doors. They wouldn’t shut otherwise.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 3 weeks ago:
I got the DMC HD collection, and am about to finish DMC 1. It’s not terrible, and it’s just like I remember it from back in the day.
My habit of ‘wanting to %100 a game until the grind bores me and I quit’ hasn’t kicked in just yet, but it got me this last year on new games I was dying to play; FFVII:R2, Forspoken, BG3, and DA:V. So, we’ll see if I can keep my head in the game on this one.
- Comment on Gold hits $3,500 for first time as US dollar sinks to three-year low 3 weeks ago:
Caps > gold, the best universal currency post societal collapse
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg personally lost the Facebook antitrust case 4 weeks ago:
There’s still time to bribe the old man.
- Comment on Russia rains missiles on Ukraine as US mulls ending truce efforts 4 weeks ago:
Did the old guy say he’d end the war in Ukraine on Day 1, too?
- Comment on Need help naming/finding something to stabilize two of these together at a distance of between 6"-12" apart. 1 month ago:
This is similar to what I had in mind, but rectangular instead of cylindrical, and that had a lip on the ends of the bar that slotted and locked into “C” plates on both ends.
But, unistrut bars across the backs of the cabinets also might do the trick, instead of bars in between.
- Comment on Need help naming/finding something to stabilize two of these together at a distance of between 6"-12" apart. 1 month ago:
I suppose I could put two unistruts across the backs of the enclosures, near the bottom and top of the window top half. That would stabilize it enough that you wouldn’t really be able to flex the fronts together.
- Comment on Need help naming/finding something to stabilize two of these together at a distance of between 6"-12" apart. 1 month ago:
Cabinets to each other, probably 3-4 stabilizers, 1 per corner of the windowed sections between the two cabinets.
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- Comment on Make your complaints heard about bad games, says Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah, but "your $70 doesn't buy you cruelty" 2 months ago:
I have not, and I was wondering if that was the case.
Griping (giving it negative reviews) about it not being the same as prior iterations, even though it’s a perfectly adequate and fun game sounds like nitpicking a little to me. Sure, it may not be 5/5 for returning fans, but review bombing a perfectly good game because you wanted or expected something else seems a little much.
- Comment on Make your complaints heard about bad games, says Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah, but "your $70 doesn't buy you cruelty" 2 months ago:
That’s weird, because marvel writing was almost constant one liners. And the joke option is one of three for every decision. But, yeah w/e
- Comment on Make your complaints heard about bad games, says Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah, but "your $70 doesn't buy you cruelty" 2 months ago:
Can someone explain to me why people think DA:V is bad? I’m thoroughly enjoying the game, I picked it up this last month, and haven’t seen any issue with it. The only thing I can think of is the vocal minority neckbeard gamers complaining about LGBTQ+ narratives… that their character relationship decisions directly influenced their exposure to.
- Comment on Bat Drip 5 months ago:
I mean, on the one hand, yes. But, we just missed out on the opportunity to relive the carbon monoxide Reddit saga in real time!