teslasaur
@teslasaur@lemmy.world
- Comment on Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber 5 days ago:
They are as tech literate as they aren’t sport literate in my experience.
The fact that the community superbowl exists here to continue perpetuating a meme is peak irony. There are so few people interested in american football here that the intention has flipped, meaning a picture of an American football match would be funny.
- Comment on Cheat Codes Activated 1 week ago:
Chances are that they like a different team.
- Comment on Women Dating Safety App 'Tea' Breached, Users' IDs Posted to 4chan 1 week ago:
Soft rules have never applied to the internet.
Things that you wouldn’t do afk, just because “those are the rules”, doesn’t apply when every empathy damaged person in the world with an internet connection can break them.
- Comment on How Coldplay actually sounds 1 week ago:
That song is infamous in Sweden. But not for any positive reasons.
The title when sung, sounds an awful lot like phonetic Swedish. “Sunday, bloody Sunday” sounds like “Smeå negrer i sanden”, which translates to “small n*ggers in the sand”.
- Comment on How Coldplay actually sounds 1 week ago:
Only those that like music.
- Comment on It's always the same. 2 weeks ago:
Given the average Lemmy post. Doubt on the shame part.
- Comment on What are the privacy risks of exposing IP adresses? 3 weeks ago:
No, of course not the MAC. Just as an example nmap can guess the OS based on fingerprinted behaviours. There are pentesttools that can guess the OS.
Like i said. Old days. You could get access to a distribution switch where the physical security was all that mattered. The town where i grew up had some early variation of cg-nat that meant all devices where in a way on the same network. It created plenty of issues when trying to play online with friends during Quake/WC3 etc.
- Comment on What are the privacy risks of exposing IP adresses? 3 weeks ago:
Your ip is the identity of your router.
By using simple tools you can find the manufacturer of your router and potentially use a known security to gain access to your network.
You expose yourself to being targeted by focused network attacks, since they know the address belongs to you.
In ye olden days, it would have been possible to track your ip and what it was accessing online. Its harder to do today due to cryptography and vpn’s, but still a risk.
- Comment on Welcome to petty lane 4 weeks ago:
Sometimes i really wish i had the time to get into a fenderbender, just so that the asshole behind gets their comeuppance.
Not an actual encouragement for break checking idiots, please be safe.
- Comment on Let people enjoy things 🙄 4 weeks ago:
My bad. I mixed it up with the uk. They actually never had a limit until 1998 😬
- Comment on My reason for wanting HomeAssistant and a locked down VLAN... 4 weeks ago:
Well. The segmentation is to avoid security holes from Rogue third party devices. If you can access my pc vlan that only exists on my pc, then you have indeed broken in to my domain. Letting the things that doesn’t give a shit about security have their own network is just sanity
- Comment on Let people enjoy things 🙄 4 weeks ago:
Yeah. You’re not gonna find many Swedes getting behind the wheel regardless of alcohol amount. There used to be a HARD stigma against it, since we know what happens. People used to get so drunk that we had to create a state monopoly of alcohol sales, in an attempt to reduce it. People argue about the actual effect, but i know that it’s cultural suicide to get behind the wheel drunk. The legal limit is 0,2 ppm alcohol.
The Danes however… They could drink 3 halfliter lagers before reaching the legal limit of 0,8
- Comment on The Harbinger of the Dystopia 5 weeks ago:
Looks about the same in Sweden. Wood panels with green accents together with the golden arches
- Comment on Why Denmark is dumping Microsoft Office and Windows for LibreOffice and Linux 1 month ago:
There are infinite i documented “things” integrated with Microsoft solutions. Just of the top of my head, here are couple that i’ve encountered
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SCADA software
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Entire business critical database application written in access
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Hundreds of tailor made order documents for logistics that are made with Excel
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Accounting software that only runs on Windows
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The immense cost of moving all of your projects from the web that is teams/sharepoint/OneDrive
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- Comment on science never ends 2 months ago:
Definitely. But the sentiment these days are that the immigrants are natives. So therefore the food that is made is native too, by extending the logic.
There comes a time where the imported variant becomes more popular than the original. Just look at the italians and pasta.
The Americans rightly claim a lot of food that was made similar elsewhere, but garnered popularity in the us. Hamburg-er is a perfect example. They also “claim” food that might not necessarily be considered American by everyone, like pizza.
- Comment on Delicious 2 months ago:
All i can say is that texture matters.
There is a relatively heated debate on whether Swedish chocolate balls should have coconut or pearl sugar. There is no middle ground.
- Comment on Delicious 2 months ago:
😱🤮
- Comment on Delicious 2 months ago:
They are the ones who perform hate crimes to the cinnamon bun. There is a correct way of making it, and it does not include jizz from a sugar plantation.
Have a look at how it’s suppose to be done.
- Comment on Delicious 2 months ago:
As a swede having seen /r/foodporn’s version of a cinnamon bun, all i can say is “we know”.
For some reason, americans want cum on their buns. When called out for it, the whole swedish meme-reddit got banned 🙃
- Comment on FFFFFUUUUUUUU 2 months ago:
This is proper art. Like a time capsule of shitfuckery. Thank you.
- Comment on science never ends 2 months ago:
Nope! Invented by Bangladeshi/brits in England. Its plenty inspired by butter chicken, but made completely differently with British ingredients.
- Comment on science never ends 2 months ago:
Yeah! It’s not like tikka masala exists or is the most popular British dish or anything.
- Comment on WaaaaAAALLLEEEeee 2 months ago:
Not just cars. The logical endpoint of capitalism is a rent-only economy. Everything will shift in ownership to the ones with the ability to purchase above the market price. Uncercut everybody for infinite gains in the future.
- Comment on What can US citizens do to fight/prevent their country enabling genocide? 2 months ago:
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Vote locally
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Run locally
If you can rally people behind a cause, go for it.
Other than that. Nothing really. Try to spend money with those that align with your values.
Unrelated, but likely more important. Donate to charity, or help the homeless in your own community.
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- Comment on Doom the dark ages... 2 months ago:
The music is the best part of both games.
That says something, since both games are the best shooters over the last 10 years.
- Comment on doctors 2 months ago:
Yeah, they tend to forget about those.
- Comment on Bluesky has started honoring takedown requests from Turkish government 3 months ago:
But they chose Erdogan.
It’s been well documented that whatever Ataturks plan was for a united Turkey, was killed by religion.
- Comment on Bluesky has started honoring takedown requests from Turkish government 3 months ago:
Yeah, it was widely reported on. Religious people voted for religious nutcase. Tale as old as time.
- Comment on Bluesky has started honoring takedown requests from Turkish government 3 months ago:
Funny. Thats what the turks voted for.
But thats none of my business.
- Comment on Do it 3 months ago:
Clamour for glamour in my ass
