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- Comment on Yummy yummy, in my tummy 1 day ago:
And go a tbsp every hour or so. I’ve seen so many videos of people drinking shots or larger of that stuff and stating they inhabited the bathroom all night.
- Comment on Big AI has PC users furious. Nvidia and Micron's weird emotional appeals make it worse 1 day ago:
Just sounds like a quote from Discworld. Trolls eat rocks.
- Comment on Big AI has PC users furious. Nvidia and Micron's weird emotional appeals make it worse 1 day ago:
Discworld?
- Comment on Valheim player keeps building Dollar Generals despite friend begging them to stop: 'I do not want to play Valheim with Greg anymore' 4 days ago:
Proper noun, plural is always an ending s, ownership always apostrophe s.
- Comment on QWERTY Phones Are Really Trying to Make a Comeback This Year 6 days ago:
Ah my old Ipaq was so much fun at sports bars…
- Comment on What if the Internet Goes Down? - 15 Jan, 7PM CET 1 week ago:
One of the coolest things in my opinion about radio is the ability to skip off the upper atmosphere and bounce a signal back down halfway across the globe. You can also bounce a signal off the moon.
- Comment on What if the Internet Goes Down? - 15 Jan, 7PM CET 1 week ago:
I never could really get ahold of anyone to talk to, most Elmers in my area died. So I just use the license as an emergency line. Talked a few times on my HT, but most HAMs in my area use their cell phones nowadays.
- Comment on What if the Internet Goes Down? - 15 Jan, 7PM CET 1 week ago:
The four repeaters in my area are run by one club. They do the Field Day exercise every year and from what I remember they run them around 150w per repeater. A small jenny could run those fuckers on 15gal a day fairly easily. In a huge emergency, though, you can relay morse on just 5w through 5 or less relaying techs to most of the world without repeaters at all. (1 if you’re lucky, but I’m being fair to real life interference).
- Comment on What if the Internet Goes Down? - 15 Jan, 7PM CET 1 week ago:
You legally need a license for HAM, but there’s nothing really preventing anyone from configuring a radio to licensed frequencies. As for HAMs reporting you, if it’s an emergency the FCC rarely fines anyone if it’s for medical or safety concerns, were any amateurs to even report you. The whole reason for the Tech license for example is just to know laws and rules for operation. It’s damn easy, too. License exam was $25 a few years back, 8 year term. All the questions and answers are avilable online, they just pull (35? I think) from the pool of 400. Most is pretty basic rules of common sense and civility, a few laws. Most tech questions are just converting frequencies and basic math. They don’t require morse anymore (Thank god, or I’d never pass). And if you pass the Tech, you can go right back in for free to try the next exam level. I never use mine, but I do have an HT I keep charged in case of emergencies.
- Comment on We own the hardware, but not the experience anymore — Big Tech keeps building smarter, more connected devices, but the user experience feels more intrusive, more confusing, and less human 3 weeks ago:
Eh, the printers should be swapped for laserjet to save money and ears. I don’t even know where one could buy paper for dot matrix printers either.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
Are we considering the ending the last episodes or the movies? Cause if the former it’s terrible, if the latter it’s “I have no words for how the hell this crazy shit was approved for production”
- Comment on Seven Diabetes Patients Die Due to Undisclosed Bug in Abbott's Continuous Glucose Monitors 3 weeks ago:
It’s more fun on a rewatch. Going in knowing you catch a lot of things you missed the first time.
- Comment on ASUS plans to produce RAM amid shortage problems 3 weeks ago:
Wait. It’s been a long time since I’ve used Win 95, but it didn’t have virtual memory as an option?
- Comment on What the Linux desktop really needs to challenge Windows 3 weeks ago:
Yeah secure boot really fucked with me for like an hour. Then bitlocker stalled me for days. Windows marks it’s territory with asparagus piss and vinegar. Disable fastboot and secure boot, remove bitlocker.
- Comment on What the Linux desktop really needs to challenge Windows 3 weeks ago:
Lemme guess, Secure Boot prevented installation?
- Comment on A San Francisco power outage left Waymo's self-driving cars stranded at intersections 4 weeks ago:
Waymo didn’t switch to Sodium? I would have thought they’d use the newer batteries to save money.
- Comment on A San Francisco power outage left Waymo's self-driving cars stranded at intersections 4 weeks ago:
Yeah the few times I’ve seen them set like that everyone is stopped, and just kinda waving people to go. I think it’s to do with power outage, and tye place I’ve seen it twice is a 4x3 lane intersection.
- Comment on A San Francisco power outage left Waymo's self-driving cars stranded at intersections 4 weeks ago:
I admit I scratch my head at 4 way intersections with blinking yellows on all 4 though. Usually the bigger road gets the yellows for caution, the adjacent lanes have to yield.
- Comment on A San Francisco power outage left Waymo's self-driving cars stranded at intersections 4 weeks ago:
Police and firefighters would love to have an excuse to go demolition derby on these things I bet.
- Comment on Nvidia plans heavy cuts to GPU supply in early 2026 4 weeks ago:
Remember ever company that cuts consumer production over private ai production. When the bubble pops stick with the companies that remembered consumers are the longterm profit. For the rest, let their shareholders eat them alive as they sell every share from beneath them.
- Comment on Fair's fair. 4 weeks ago:
I figure so many of them are so old the drug test would come out inconclusive due to the drug cocktails they probably take daily. Just think of all the shit people have to take in retirement homes then add in a factor of free healthcare and access to top tier doctors who can prescribe without concern over ethics.
- Comment on Sooo... This is happening on Imgur 5 weeks ago:
Well yeah, one has to think to feel empathy and compassion. It’s easy to hate, place blame and ignore responsibility. I am all for peace and equal treatment, but those who refuse tolerability must be stopped.
- Comment on ideas for deadspace behind fridge 5 weeks ago:
I’d make a pull out pantry but also consider wiring in a battery power station inside to power the fridge during power outages.
- Comment on Pebble maker announces Index 01, a smart-ish ring for under $100 5 weeks ago:
I have always wanted to be a fire mage, but yeah, not worth the consequence.
- Comment on YSK about Project 100,000, when the US conscripted people with mental disabilities to be used as cannon fodder in Vietnam, suffering triple the casualties of other soldiers 1 month ago:
This. I won’t hate on someone for their beliefs. I will not tolerate hate and intolerance though. I will judge you by your actions and inactions. Ya wanna worship TFSM, cool, wear your collander in pride. Go forth and show peace to all, I shall not infringe.
- Comment on Bread mold 1 month ago:
The breadth of his jokes were astounding.
- Comment on Netflix kills casting from phones 1 month ago:
Xumo I’m guessing? Look for another streaming device. Anything with 4gb ram should carry you a loooong way. I just looked up the cheap 4k stream devices at Walmart, they support Jellyfin as well. In the interest of storage space over quality, most of my vids are 1080p, and they rarely stutter with pure software decoding.
- Comment on Half of the US Now Requires You to Upload Your ID or Scan Your Face to Watch Porn 1 month ago:
Watch them retreat once Grindr states that due to increasing safeguards and transparency, all of their files will be released to the public.
- Comment on Solar Powered Wifi Camera with Wireguard 1 month ago:
I went for cheap, and syored away. The battery sits at the bottom of the stilt legged coup with a screwed on door to keep water and chickens out. Panel just sits on the roof. I set this all up about 2mo before wyzecam with batteries were announced. Been running ever since. This time of year this area is always cloud covered, and limited daylight. The panel is an older one, not quite as efficient as the one that runs my daytime radiator fans in the hoopouse (no battery, just a 10in and 8in radiator fan that sound like jet engines on full sunny days. I tried the camp ceiling fans but they kept burning out). Fans are mostly to help prevent mold in that one, and keep heat even during summer.
- Comment on Solar Powered Wifi Camera with Wireguard 1 month ago:
I have this one connected: a.co/d/0dkouiZ