TehBamski
@TehBamski@lemmy.world
- YSK: Little Free Library is a group that promotes local access to books on a more micro level, to build a stronger community of readers across the worldapp.littlefreelibrary.org ↗Submitted 1 day ago to youshouldknow@lemmy.world | 29 comments
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
They are definitely not supposed to look like that. Call your doctor/primary care right away. It looks like an allergic reaction of some sort. Call your primary care.
- Comment on A numerous amount of people don't know it yet, but they are fortunate that you can't see or rarely hear the "spelling error" in words. Visually seeing spelled out words according to the speaker. 6 days ago:
I thought of that. But there are momophones that you could experience.
- Submitted 6 days ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 8 comments
- Comment on Oklo breaks ground on its first nuclear ‘powerhouse’ at INL (Idaho National Laboratory) 1 week ago:
…I really don’t know what to do with this information.
Idaho! That’s where the first 3 people died from a nuke explosion!
The article that you linked doesn’t even speak of there being a “nuke explosion” nor deaths, injuries, casualties, etc., etc.
Are you implying that modern nuclear reactors are unsafe? Or perhaps, how far we’ve come with nuclear reactor procedures, technologies and safety messures, from back in Or perhaps, you’re sharing a tidbit and an article that relates only in the fact that they both happened in Idaho. Or perhaps, you’re trying to stir up trouble. - Oklo breaks ground on its first nuclear ‘powerhouse’ at INL (Idaho National Laboratory)www.power-eng.com ↗Submitted 1 week ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 8 comments
- Comment on Do drug cartels let the US and other countries "catch" their shipments? Like the US caught 1 billion of drugs over here while we ship 6 billion worth of drugs over there? 2 weeks ago:
I don’t recall where I learned this, but I believe it was from a documentary about the Mexican cartels that I watched years ago.
Simple answer: Yes. It’s very much a cat and mouse game, and sometimes they sacrifice the few so that others can successfully smuggle in their load of drugs.
Long answer: They operate in huge numbers of people moving their drugs into the US (and other countries for that matter). They gather information from smugglers, scouts, informants, and even insiders of all sorts. With this kind of info network, they are better able to adjust where and when they send someone over. And if we look at who these people are that smuggle the drugs over, they sadly are those that either don’t have better opportunities where they’re from, have been kidnapped and forced to smuggle, have been blackmailed, have been extorted with threats of their loved ones being killed, tortured, or kidnapped. So they are often stuck in following through with the demands or face the cartel’s consequences. Hence why some will be used as decoys, told to get caught with a small load. This gives the cartels a chance to simultaneously send several others elsewhere, all in the hopes that the bigger loads get through. Which actually was or is (?) a viable strategy. And we haven’t even talked about the five ways that they commonly move their drugs into the US. On land, underground, in the air, on the water, and underwater with custom made submarines called a Narco-submarine
- Comment on Introducing: iPhone Rock, iPhone Paper and iPhone Scissors 2 weeks ago:
If there were people dumb enough to buy the Pet Rock back in the day… I’m sure there are dumb enough people who would buy an Apple labeled Rock, Paper, and/or Scissors.
- Comment on If Apple developed a satellite to explore space if would only be able to transmit data back to earth with an iCloud account 3 weeks ago:
mySpaceiSpace - Comment on Do you recognize this PC case? 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Helldivers 2 - Into the Unjust Deep Dive 5 weeks ago:
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- Comment on Breaking The Creepy AI in Police Cameras 5 weeks ago:
It sadly does not. IIRC: lemmy.world devs removed this function a few updates ago because it was using up a lot of server CPU. I’d like for them to resolve it in the next update.
- Comment on Breaking The Creepy AI in Police Cameras 5 weeks ago:
It relates to the video that OP shared here. It’s the thumbnail of the video.
I’d like to see more videos posted with their thumbnails on Lemmy. So I periodically comment on videos that don’t have them yet.
- Comment on Breaking The Creepy AI in Police Cameras 5 weeks ago:
Here is the video’s thumbnail.
I use an Extension called vidIQ to find and use the video thumbnail easily. The current thumbnail will be shown just below the video view count.
- Comment on What can I use to create a poll where users can add their own choices? 1 month ago:
- Comment on Why don't these AI data centers build by the ocean? 1 month ago:
- Submitted 2 months ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 60 comments
- Comment on Someone should start a Youtube channel that showcases moments throughout history where, someone fucked around, and then found out. 2 months ago:
Please, regale us with the tale.
- Submitted 2 months ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 11 comments
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
If you have a few or more references, then it has a better chance of surviving on Wikipedia. Otherwise, it’s considered low quality/importance.
- Comment on Fediverse Canvas Event 2025 live stream 2 months ago:
- Comment on YSK: What a Proxy War is. 3 months ago:
Thank you for pointing that out to me.
- Submitted 3 months ago to youshouldknow@lemmy.world | 5 comments
- Comment on what’s the difference between “he died” and “he’s dead”? 4 months ago:
It has to do with Verb Tense.
- Comment on Maybe Trump's Presidency Will Make Everything So Awful It Will Facilitate Actual Positive Change Nationwide 4 months ago:
I understand your perspective and agree that it would be best to do the following.
But you gotta understand how it feels for most Millennials. Image
What’s not included in this meme are: USA’s Unjustified involvement in two Middle East countries with our armed forces and bombs, 1 Trillion dollars collectively “spent” on those two involvements, “Resurfacing” of mass racism, Mass false news/information, The never ending inflation of everything, and the lie that if we all went to college and got a degree, that everything would be alright later on. (Let me know if I missed any.)
So yes, giving up hope is not wise. But nor is letting us live our lives as if this isn’t some of the most corrupt, asinine, ‘fight amongst yourselves while we the ultra rich keep taking from you in any way we can,’ period of time.
- Comment on Wikipedia sources their information better than most journalists do in their articles. 5 months ago:
Gather around children. u/bjoern_tantau is going to tell us of one of the mighty Wikipedia Edit Wars.
- Comment on Should naming your children stupid names be illegal? 5 months ago:
I’m all for being able to change your name legally once, at the age of 13. Then It’s up to you at 18 if you feel the need to change it again.
Reason #1 www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSoNSVKTvGw
- Submitted 6 months ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 10 comments
- Comment on Realistically, how feasible is it to 100% boycott a massive corporation (such as Amazon) for an extended period of time? 6 months ago:
Yeah, I don’t struggle with boycotting Amazon. The only times I’ve really used Amazon in the past have been for PC parts, audio headphones, and a random thing or two. I do my absolute best not to buy needless things as it is, and I know that there are plenty of other websites to use if I really need to get something online. (I knew this was gonna come in handy one day ha.) Here’s a website called amazonalts.org. It’s curated websites/online stores for the ethical consumer in mind. The categories are Food, Home, Clothes, Beauty, Books, Electronics, and Miscellaneous.
- Comment on No one knows what this ancient script says. Now there’s a $1 million prize to crack the code 7 months ago:
You’re welcome. 👍
