PeriodicallyPedantic
@PeriodicallyPedantic@lemmy.ca
- Comment on The movie cars is crazy 1 hour ago:
It’s been a while, I admit.
But the premise is simple enough that you don’t really need to remember much of it - Comment on The movie cars is crazy 1 hour ago:
That’s what I’m saying!
What would society even look like if even a light jog was such speeds that tripping would result in a gruesome death? Bumping into someone would tear off limbs? In the movie they’re so casual about it. - Comment on The movie cars is crazy 1 hour ago:
I feel like they’re different orders of magnitude. Like it’s one thing to enjoy watching people do risky things, and it’s another to enjoy watching something where at least one person is going gruesomely die in front of you during the event.
Like… During the Bad Times of NASCAR, a few people would get seriously injured or die in a season, and it caused a huge commotion where they introduced new safety measures (eventually).
But cars were smashed and torn apart nearly every race.
It’s be like if in a typical game of football, there was greater than 50/50 odds that someone would get drawn, quartered, and disemboweled on the field during the match.But that’s not really the part I was focused on, that was an afterthought.
The real focus was imagine if people jogged at such speeds that tripping would result in gruesome death. What would society even look like? - Submitted 4 hours ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 12 comments
- Comment on A great disturbance in the Fediverse 3 days ago:
I was a big windows supporter until win11 when they started adding crazy shit like whatever it is that takes screenshots of every you do. And a bunch of other moves that were even more brain-dead than usual.
My next computer will be something like bazzite, or SteamOS, since they have Linux desktop modes for my desktop needs.
- Comment on This entire community 5 days ago:
- Comment on I hope i don't get downvoted for this 6 days ago:
But sonic has SO MUCH foot to be attracted to.
Ah well, at least you still have sonic inflation.
- Comment on Your help needed: PhD research on why people choose to self-host 6 days ago:
Those are known evils I know how to deal with, that are popular enough that there are foss tools to handle them.
But I’m being a bit hyperbolic here. I’m not as paranoid as I’m portraying myself… I just don’t have any motivation to click this particular risky link.
- Comment on Your help needed: PhD research on why people choose to self-host 1 week ago:
Why risk it?
- Comment on Your help needed: PhD research on why people choose to self-host 1 week ago:
As a fellow comp sci graduate (different uni, long time ago) that doesn’t fill me with a ton of confidence lol.
This could actually be a study on phishing lol
Or a less ethical study on virus propagation
Or maybe he has just gone rogue and his university hasn’t noticed because they probably don’t actually monitor what students are hosting very closely, as long as it’s not causing problematic network traffic.\I doubt it, but I’m still not gonna click a link that someone is asking me to click lol
- Comment on Your help needed: PhD research on why people choose to self-host 1 week ago:
I self host for the same reason I’m not clicking some random link: distrust lol
- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 1 week ago:
I think some of these need clarification 😅
- Comment on Let's play this game again 1 week ago:
I think they mean someone else gets credit for it, you don’t choose who
- Comment on Join me, and ..... 2 weeks ago:
Edge with the homies
- Comment on 7 for me 2 weeks ago:
My thighs touch each other in the wrong way, when I’m sleeping on my side. I need something smooth between them.
- Comment on 7 for me 2 weeks ago:
Always 18
- Comment on Why do they call it a corn maze and not a maize maze? 2 weeks ago:
I says
- Comment on Why do they call it a corn maze and not a maize maze? 2 weeks ago:
The ways of this amazing maize maze will make you praise for days til you’re in a glaze haze
- Comment on There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic. 2 weeks ago:
I reread the thread and I still don’t get it.
Pretty clearly the post wasn’t about bidet users, because bidet users taking a long time to use TP isn’t noteworthy at all, so people replying that they use bidets is deadly boring.
What other context would I be missing?
- Comment on There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic. 2 weeks ago:
You stocked up for that?
- Comment on There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic. 2 weeks ago:
Bidet users stocked up on TP during the pandemic?
- Comment on How do people like toast and bread rolls, but not bread crust? 2 weeks ago:
Speak for yourself
- Comment on There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic. 2 weeks ago:
I would need an entire room full.
How little are y’all shitting?
- Comment on There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic. 2 weeks ago:
It was pooposterous
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 19 comments
- Comment on this post is just 42kib 3 weeks ago:
You’ve phrased this like a disagreement, but I don’t see how.
Although maybe I’m just so jaded, that people providing interesting tangentially related trivia are perceived as being hostile unless they announce that as their intent, because usually unannounced trivia is leveled as an attack.
- Comment on Uncultured 3 weeks ago:
Shoelaces
- Comment on this post is just 42kib 3 weeks ago:
I’m not really convinced that file compression was “mature” at the time. Text compression was reasonable progressed but image compression was created for a reason besides just a requirement for fixed compression ratio.
But I do agree that it was limited in it’s usefulness.
- Comment on this post is just 42kib 3 weeks ago:
What do you mean “at the time”?
What time are you talking about? - Comment on this post is just 42kib 3 weeks ago:
I mean, that’s what dithering is
An artifact that your brain processes as something else.