actionjbone
@actionjbone@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Evidence seems to indicate that research causes cancer in mice. 1 day ago:
c/shittyyoushouldknow
- Comment on Asus and Dell announce new mini PCs for Windows 365 | Goodbye local OS 3 days ago:
It’s also not worth my time or money to track down old, beat-up Chromebooks and put Linux on them, and yet here we are.
I’m weird, so the things I find fun are weird.
- Comment on Asus and Dell announce new mini PCs for Windows 365 | Goodbye local OS 4 days ago:
I look forward to thrifting one in a few years, then installing Linux on it.
- Comment on It's me again. My Kubernetes devolver has reached the astral plane. 4 days ago:
Attempted satiation of the curse. Probably.
- Comment on A drill technically becomes a screwdriver when you insert a drill bit into it 4 days ago:
Sir, if you are inserting actual shit, you’re not going to have much success either turning screws or making holes in things.
- Comment on A drill technically becomes a screwdriver when you insert a drill bit into it 4 days ago:
If we’re speaking philosophically, do we really know that an electric kitchen mixer, when fitted with a bit, would make a terrible drill? It’s probably not something that’s been tested or studied much, if at all.
For all we know, if would make an excellent one.
Maybe we should apply for grants, talk to labs. Set up some experiments.
- Comment on If contemporary professional comedians were magically taken to the Paleolichic, they'd probably work much earlier in the day. Back then, there were no Late Night Shows or well-lit comedy clubs. 5 days ago:
They’d probably die long before they had a chance to try working.
- Comment on A drill technically becomes a screwdriver when you insert a drill bit into it 5 days ago:
The device is the drill.
The driver or bit is the thing you insert into the end of the drill.
- Comment on Talking to new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and CCO Matt Booty — "This team has brought it back before, and I'm here to help us do it again." 5 days ago:
It worked for Nintendo with Bowser.
- Comment on Can a reasonable person genuinely believe in ghosts? 6 days ago:
I’m not really sure why you chose to reply to me, as opposed to anyone else who replied on this thread. You can believe whatever you want.
There’s no evidence that ghosts exist. Yes, there are many unexplained things. Yes, existence of ghosts is not impossible. But without evidence, it’s impossible to argue for something.
I’m not going to tell you that you shouldn’t believe in it. I’m just going to tell you that I won’t.
- Comment on Can a reasonable person genuinely believe in ghosts? 6 days ago:
Arguments against it typically make no sense.
- Comment on Webb Reveals Hidden Layers of Uranus’ Upper Atmosphere 1 week ago:
Thought I smelled something
- Comment on Eventually, coffee moves from a drink that gets you going to an emotional support drink. 1 week ago:
And, following that, a laxative
- Comment on Germany’s CDU Pushes Real-Name Social Media Mandate and ID Checks 2 weeks ago:
Yes but what kind of soup
This is important
- Comment on Ducktales Remastered Soundtrack - Moon Theme 2 weeks ago:
Why would anyone not like that? I’m not sure what you’re talking about.
- Comment on Why PlayStation Graphics Wobble, Flicker And Twitch 3 weeks ago:
I’m not sure how to reply to this.
Mainly because my own math skill is unrelated to processor technology of the late 1990s.
- Comment on Why PlayStation Graphics Wobble, Flicker And Twitch 3 weeks ago:
Hey now, I’m enjoying his nonsense. It’s fun to see what holes people dig themselves into.
- Comment on Why PlayStation Graphics Wobble, Flicker And Twitch 3 weeks ago:
You must be real fun at parties.
- Comment on Why PlayStation Graphics Wobble, Flicker And Twitch 3 weeks ago:
3D graphics were incredibly primitive back then. There really weren’t “3D processors” as we know them today.
On top of that, CRTs masked many of the weirdest graphical artifacts - the shimmering we see on modern screens was much more of a blur on screens at the time.
It’s fun to look back at the PlayStation and the N64, and to see how each of them handled limitations in a different way.
- Comment on How to fix this crack in the shower wall? 3 weeks ago:
Do you have any access to the inside of the wall, so you can view that section of wall from the back?
Repair will depend on several factors:
Was the correct type of wallboard used when building the wall? If not, and if it’s been cracked for a while, a significant amount of water could have gotten through the crack. If significant amounts of water have gotten through, you may need to replace the whole section of wall.
Is there any water damage to the wallboard? Usually, if the correct type of wallboard was used, there won’t be any water damage. But I’ve seen plenty of installers use the wrong kind of board. If the wrong board was used, you may want to replace the whole section of wall, even if there isn’t visible water damage. Because if the crack gets worse, it’ll be a more expensive repair later.
Does the shower-facing side of wall show any signs of crumbling? If so, it may be patchable, but you’ll need to remove the crumbling portions first. Also, if it’s actively crumbling, it could be bigger signs of structural issues, and you may want to get it inspected before doing any repair work.
Is the wall stable? Is the cracked area firm? Is there no sign of water damage? There are a few different types of silicone caulk or tile filler you can use to patch the crack. As long as it’s patched properly, it shouldn’t let water through, and it shouldn’t continue to deteriorate.
There could be other considerations, but these are some of the common ones.
If anything seems off, get a professional to look at it. It’ll cost more now, but it’ll save you time and money later.
- Comment on How do you communicate "sorry, my bad" when you make a mistake while driving? 3 weeks ago:
You can do that at the same time as beating yourself with the purple dildo
- Comment on "A hill I'm willing to die on" is a weird phrase for what it means. 4 weeks ago:
That opinion is a weird hill to die on.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
Yes, and if I am not on the road there are fewer people on the road. And therefore risk is reduced.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
That’s 525,000
You’re off by 1,000
- Comment on If the color of the Sun was orange, wouldn't the clouds and everything white also be orange? My friend is adamant that 30 years ago the "real" Sun was orange but got replaced with a white LED. 5 weeks ago:
Everyone knows the sun was not replaced with a giant LED.
LEDs with no heat. It was replaced with a giant halogen bulb.
- Comment on Why are people still romanticizing No Man’s Sky’s “redemption” arc? 1 month ago:
Nobody’s saying they should. We are saying that most companies would. Because most companies do.
- Comment on How far do you wear your daily shoes out before bothering to replace them? 1 month ago:
I stopped wearing disposable shoes several years ago. So when they start to where out, I bring them to my cobbler to get repaired.
- Comment on Are you people all bots? 1 month ago:
Beep beep boop.
- Comment on Nuclear fusion would be a clean-energy game changer. How close is it to being a reality? 1 month ago:
It’s only, what, 5 years away?
Just like 5 years ago.
- Comment on How do you think a socialist President would win the 2028 election? Would they use the exact methods used by Zohran Mamdani which earned him the office of Mayor of NYC? 1 month ago:
… How would that even work