anton
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- Comment on IF YOU TAKE ENOUGH YOU CAN SEE *THE PATTERN* BRO 8 hours ago:
I know, but otherwise there is no use for the knowledge that we live in a simulation. Unless someone can contact the outside of course.
- Comment on IF YOU TAKE ENOUGH YOU CAN SEE *THE PATTERN* BRO 13 hours ago:
The only thing one could do with knowledge of being in a simulation, is trying to find bugs and exploits.
From now on, I expect anyone claiming we live in a simulation to have a working perpetual motion device, faster that light communication, or something similarly impressive. If they don’t, their claim is meaningless. - Comment on The McDonald's employee who called on Luigi has never received their "reward", folks chasing the 100k for Kirk may not either... 3 days ago:
I’m sorry I don’t know all the arcane incantations of your court system of the top of my head.
- Comment on The McDonald's employee who called on Luigi has never received their "reward", folks chasing the 100k for Kirk may not either... 3 days ago:
What would the defense say? “That wasn’t him, just someone who looks similar.”
They already claim that by pleading innocent at the start. - Comment on The Nutty Putty Cave System 4 days ago:
Should have gone with the rising star cave, with the homo naledi fossil location.
- Comment on There's an FPGA handheld that looks perfect for playing GBA, but it's still in the crowdfunding phase 4 days ago:
A computer/microcontroller can read physical cards just as well and if the specs of the hardware are well known enough for someone to write vhdl/verilog, they can also write c/rust.
If someone offered you a molecularly identical beer, would you complain that it’s not the original. - Comment on There's an FPGA handheld that looks perfect for playing GBA, but it's still in the crowdfunding phase 4 days ago:
If the outcome is the exact same, who cares?
This is like golden audio cables but for retro gamers. - Comment on There's an FPGA handheld that looks perfect for playing GBA, but it's still in the crowdfunding phase 4 days ago:
Why use a FPGA? For the price of the chip (113€) you could get an entire SBC that has more storage, voltage regulation and protection, 3.3V or 5V IO and linux.
- Comment on Check yourself before you rex yourself 5 days ago:
^^^^
This H. Sapiens didn’t even italicize properly. - Comment on Who is the enemy? 2 weeks ago:
If an animal gets shot with lead, survives and runs away, there is now a wounded animal or an animal carcass containing lead somewhere in the wild.
If it is wounded or freshly dead a carnivore will eat it and accumulate lead. That may be large carnivore or a smaller carnivore that later gets eaten by a bigger one. Birds tend to have stronger stomach acid that most mammals, allowing them to dissolve the lead better.
Vultures having it the worst as they will eat any carcass and have the strongest acid. - Comment on Who is the enemy? 2 weeks ago:
youtu.be/CBv4bO_jC8I 27:09
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 2 weeks ago:
Same thing with lead shot accumulating in large birds birds.
- Comment on Every damn time. 4 weeks ago:
Yes, for mild winters and plentiful harvests
Bastards, we need harsher winters over here. Otherwise the moskitos and invasive species get even more numerous.
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- Comment on Why are there so many german communities on Lemmy? 5 weeks ago:
Touche
- Comment on is there any way to invest ethically as a sole individual? 5 weeks ago:
Just go with a typical fund and donate the amount of profit that makes you feel good with it to a good cause of your choice.
- Comment on Why are there so many german communities on Lemmy? 5 weeks ago:
“Three Germans meet - they found an association (Verein)”.
Stop spreading misinformation on the Internet!
Everyone knows, that while 3 is the minimum membership (§ 73 BGB), 7 people are required to found one (§ 56 BGB). - Comment on Are the research projects for long-term storage already deployed? 5 weeks ago:
Unless you want to carve large holes in granite, your best shot at the moment is something like the Arctic World Archive.
- Comment on Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber 1 month ago:
Does it count if I have to google which key to hold down to enter the boot menu or bios every time? There are 12 function keys and esc.
- Comment on sardonic soup 1 month ago:
Because the tree would need to grow 100x as big. People often forget, that the carbon needs to go somewhere and in a tree that is mostly the wood.
A fully grown forest is just full and can’t take up more CO2 unless you take some wood out. That wood need to be used in construction or turned into charcoal and buried to make sure it can’t be turned back into CO2 by rotting. - Comment on GET BOMBADEERED, IDIOT 1 month ago:
No you don’t
You just have to make sure to terminate the line with two spaces. Unless you have a different markdown renderer than the web interface and most apps.Or does line break mean empty lines to you?
- Comment on the unseen worlds 2 months ago:
Yes, but the visible light will overpower the glow.
- Comment on Can somebody please explain why the world hasn't gone nuclear yet? 2 months ago:
Why would we need to store energy for more than an day? We only need to smooth out the difference between supply and demand.
The mayor advantage of the European grid is the disconnectedness over long distances. There are always enough places where the sun shines or the wind blows. - Comment on Can somebody please explain why the world hasn't gone nuclear yet? 2 months ago:
I am not arguing that nuclear should have been phased when it was, as that resulted in more coal and gas, but that clinging to it now is a mistake.
Building a new nuclear power plant in Germany would take a decade if things went well. Until then grid battery storage can mature and demand adjustment projects can be rolled out. It’s probably also easier to convince germans to accept pumped hydro where they live over nuclear. - Comment on Can somebody please explain why the world hasn't gone nuclear yet? 2 months ago:
With the same amount of money you can build so much more renewable generation and storage than nuclear.
- Comment on Can somebody please explain why the world hasn't gone nuclear yet? 2 months ago:
It is also massively uneconomical. Even with existing subsidies, like free insurance and long term storage, plant operators don’t want to keep going.
Modern day nuclear advocates are like the Japanese soldiers in the 70s refusing to admit the war was lost decades ago.
- Comment on Can somebody please explain why the world hasn't gone nuclear yet? 2 months ago:
The only reason “civilian” nuclear power exists is as a fig leaf for nuclear armament.
I don’t think post war Germany had the delusion of their own nukes. Here the nuclear industry just exists to shuffle public money into private pockets.
- Comment on NEW TREND JUST DROPPED 2 months ago:
They yearn for the tails of their ancestors.
- Comment on just wanting to see what happens 2 months ago:
That’s a centrist pipe dream, the morons accelerated them both to the right.
- Comment on blursed 2 months ago:
Bearded vulture getting ready for a date.