jdr
@jdr@lemmy.ml
- Comment on Ireland surpasses 3 GW of installed solar capacity and sets a new generation rec 5 days ago:
Ah ya, but that’s only relative to past years rather than the rest of Europe.
- Comment on Ireland surpasses 3 GW of installed solar capacity and sets a new generation rec 5 days ago:
Imagine how much they’d have if there was ever any sun
- Comment on I'm down with this 5 days ago:
Sure, and it’s nice, but the network effect is a removed
- Comment on I'm down with this 6 days ago:
I want Pidgin or Trillian so I can talk to my friends on both MSN and Yahoo.
Also shoutouts to the brief period where everything was xmpp and Gmail could talk to Facebook and self-hosted.
- Comment on Germany has fallen, I must die. 6 days ago:
Sorry, you’re quite right. I wrote DDR but meant GDR.
- Comment on Even in death he can't help but fuck everyone over 6 days ago:
https://nuremberg.law.harvard.edu/transcripts/7?seq=2787
He did have a lawyer, and got off on a couple of counts
- Comment on Germany has fallen, I must die. 1 week ago:
Then who was Nuremberg Trials, Operation Paperclip, Ratlines, DDR government?
- Comment on There Is No Male Loneliness Crisis. What’s Actually Happening Is So Much Darker. 2 weeks ago:
Notice me environment-senpai!
- Comment on Thank you to the admin that brought old.lemmy.sdf.org back 4 weeks ago:
Truly a Tamagotchi for us all
- Comment on Steam Now Allows Gifting Across Regions and Guest Checkouts 1 month ago:
So can I buy myself gifts from North Korean Steam and save lots of money?
- Comment on Gotta keep up with the meta 1 month ago:
Haha, it’s complicated even for natives. I believe there’s a legitimate use for gender-neutral “guys” and “dudes”, but it really depends on who I’m talking to and what they expect.
- Comment on Gotta keep up with the meta 1 month ago:
It was sea peoples, coulda been a bunch of chicks
- Comment on The World in 200 BC 1 month ago:
It’s more efficient. What’s scientific about “common era” anyway.
All this shit is just 0.0 Mya.
- Comment on Study says people hauled Stonehenge stone 700 kilometers 2 months ago:
Must have been difficult back in those times before they invented locally-sourced stone