JasonDJ
@JasonDJ@lemmy.zip
- Comment on This is real 1 day ago:
Gotta love renting. Help a friend get back on their feet for a bit after life throws them through the wringer?
Too bad, so sad, your turn in the wringer.
- Comment on Being a 22-year-old virgin or being 22 and never having been in a relationship is something to be shameful about. 1 day ago:
If you’re >22 and you’re wasting brain-cycles on what age people are losing their virginity at, perhaps you need a bit of introspection.
- Comment on thank goodness 2 days ago:
Everywhere I go in America, seems that all their beverages are measured in Florida Ounces.
How is that different than a normal US ounce, or the ounce I would get at a dispensary (which of course wouldn’t be in Florida!)?
- Comment on Shit's so deep... 2 days ago:
Buoys.
It’s a dumb joke.
- Comment on I don't care if you can't provide for your family! You WILL provide for me! 3 days ago:
Winston Purrchil.
Or Margaret Cheshire. I don’t want to assume their gender.
- Comment on it's time 4 days ago:
That must be a very delicate balance since it must expend more energy to fly if the bird is heavier.
But I remember hearing about the amazing migratory flights of some small birds where, if they traveled non-stop, they’d be going like 35mph for like two days with no breaks. So it must be working well for them.
- Comment on Advocates raise alarm over Pfas pollution from datacenters amid AI boom 4 days ago:
Thank you for such an informational comment. My comment was wildly tongue-in-cheek but apparently it didn’t come across that way.
I didn’t know evaporative cooling was in use or even particularly effective for data centers. They generate a lot of heat that needs to be dealt with. I would think that modern HVAC systems would be so much more effective at that scale. Essentially since most colo facilities I’ve been to have cool air pumped in under the raised floor and return goes up.
Also every colo I’ve been in has been pretty strict about hot aisle/cold management and keeping unused rack units blocked off.
- Comment on Advocates raise alarm over Pfas pollution from datacenters amid AI boom 4 days ago:
Yeah. That’s recycled.
Water cycle counts.
- Comment on No excuses 4 days ago:
In a lot of areas I go through regularly they’re way more likely to light you up if they see you brake hard when you see them posted up than if you just cruise past them at a reasonable speed even if it’s technically over the limit.
Good.
That’s my biggest problem with speed traps. People see them and immediately hit their brakes, regardless of which lane they’re in or how fast they are going.
That is far, far, far more dangerous. The absolute most important rule of driving, IMO, is one that is never taught and never thought about: be predictable. The most dangerous driver isnt the one that’s just speeding. It’s the one driving erratically.
If everyone is driving properly, the only reason you should see brake lights in the passing lane is when there’s gridlock or stop and go traffic.
- Comment on I spent weeks setting up a night break in and and now I find THIS 4 days ago:
- Comment on It's about time we showed concern for the men 4 days ago:
I swear I smelled pregnancy on my wife’s breath both times. It’s a weird smell. Like…burnt plastic?
- Comment on 5 days ago:
Thanks, just sent this to my wife.
- Comment on 5 days ago:
But what about adipose tissue?
- Comment on A handy chart 6 days ago:
Yeah sure who needs tides?
In fact, theres a chance that the climate catastrophe from destroying the moon would offset the effects of anthropogenic climate change. Not a very good chance, like 0.00000001%, but still better than everything else we’re doing.
- Comment on These mugs are getting out of hand 6 days ago:
Roughly equal to 1000 metric teaspoons.
- Comment on Fell off the horizon into a black hole 6 days ago:
It’s flat, sure, except for all the wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey stuff.
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- Comment on Finally I understand it 1 week ago:
30 generations ago required over 500k mating pairs. And all that gene juice eventually trickled down to you.
- Comment on And the pre-peeled containers for 4x the price are a ripoff 1 week ago:
Not all chefs. Some cover their anger issues with drug addiction.
- Comment on facebook ai 1 week ago:
I think it’s the recommended search below the photo.
- Comment on Germany's Bosch to cut 13,000 jobs in blow to auto sector 1 week ago:
EVs use less spark plugs, oil filters, and brake pads.
- Comment on Lead 1 week ago:
Yep. That’s the guy.
- Comment on Lead 2 weeks ago:
Tell me I’m crazy…but this reminds me of a standup routine about “tracheotomy [sic] man”.
Except I can’t find any references to this online. I could’ve sworn it was some cringe/edgelord comic like Dane Cook or something.
Am I hallucinating?
- Comment on I've ordered bucket of lava but they keep delivering different product 2 weeks ago:
Steve’s Lava Chicken.
- Comment on Can you think of any now? 2 weeks ago:
Class of 2003.
Food wheel was taught in elementary school. As were the taste bud “zones” and the American Dream.
- Comment on Or the common cold! 2 weeks ago:
In a way he’s right, the space race was really a dick-measuring contest against the ruskies to demonstrate launch capabilities.
But yeah, we’ve gotten a lot more from NASA than just winning a dick-measuring contest.
- Comment on Samsung brings ads to US fridges 3 weeks ago:
You can’t hear the ding if you grabbed your snack and ran to your room with noise cancelling headphones on. As kids like to do.
And then you can’t close it while you’re at work. As usually happens.
- Comment on Samsung brings ads to US fridges 3 weeks ago:
They don’t do that, but they do send you a push when the fridge door is left open. Which has literally saved my bacon many times.
But that doesn’t need a screen. Why you’d want a screen on your fridge, I don’t understand. It’ll clearly be slow and obsolete long before the rest of the fridge is.
It’s the same thing in car infotainment systems. They’re the first thing to feel dated, and they are increasingly difficult to replace. But at least they give a ton of value from the screen.
- Comment on oh the consequences of allergies 3 weeks ago:
Shrimp is already a sin jfc.
- Comment on No words 3 weeks ago:
Good Jew: Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Bad Jew: Jared from Subway.
