JasonDJ
@JasonDJ@lemmy.zip
- Comment on There should be something like a flea market where hobby gardeners go to share sprouted seeds 2 days ago:
My town and a lot of nearby towns have regular plant sales this time of year. Check for community gardening clubs. Unfortunately the only medium for planning/announcing these, that I’ve seen, is Facebook…so…yeah…
- Comment on Not the one holding the record for longest cave hide and seek 3 days ago:
Wait…do people think Jesus was only like 4’6" tall?
Like…that’s your lord and savior? Barely taller than an average American 9 year old child?
- Comment on Did you know? 3 days ago:
Four legs good. Two legs precious.
- Comment on Self Hosted Network Analyzer? 3 days ago:
Netbox is a documentation tool. You can plug in Napalm to do some stuff but it mostly exists to catalog the intended state of the network.
It’s a wonderfully powerful tool, and Stretch has done a great job with it…but it’s not an analysis tool, it’s documentation.
- Comment on VMware perpetual license holders receive cease-and-desist letters from Broadcom 3 days ago:
That’s a very eurocentric view. Most of the world outside of Europe and imperial Asia was communist tribes until Europe went and colonized everything.
- Comment on VMware perpetual license holders receive cease-and-desist letters from Broadcom 5 days ago:
Yeah…I rank Canonical roughly where Google was like 20 years ago. They’re still mostly good…but that’s highly likely to change.
- Comment on VMware perpetual license holders receive cease-and-desist letters from Broadcom 5 days ago:
Man could you imagine what proxmox would be if that project got just a tenth of the money VMware got?
Classic prisoners dilemma. Nobody wants to invest in proxmox because not enough people invest in proxmox.
- Comment on godosaur 5 days ago:
Clever God.
- Comment on A person born in 2015 is 20 years old 6 days ago:
Truly ahead of his time.
- Comment on I installed Linux on this 8-inch mini laptop, and it's my new favorite way of computing 1 week ago:
14 here. Lenovo T-series life.
- Comment on Assuming the world is a simulation 1 week ago:
Elevators are loading screens.
Bathrooms are for core dumps.
- Comment on Tiramisuitcase 1 week ago:
America’s favorite dessert.
(There was a celebrity episode of Family Feud with Honey Boo-Boo versus Cake Boss. Cake Boss family got to the final round and one of the questions was “America’s favorite dessert”. Somebody from his family said Tiramisu, and someone said Cannoli. Neither were even on the board. I don’t really like Family Feud (or at least Steve Harvey), cake boss, or honey booboo…but that episode was hysterical).
- Comment on A million batman origin stories. Parents brutally murdered by whoever. But instead of a family fortune you are approached by a friendly CIA agent who offers to fund your career of vengeance. 1 week ago:
Did you describe Saddam Hussein?
Although his father died before he was born, his mother tried to abort him and kill herself but failed, she didn’t want him and he was raised by his uncle.
- Comment on sus 1 week ago:
La Vie Bohème!
- Comment on YSK: Regulations don't exist because governments like them... 1 week ago:
Ditto.
- Comment on YSK: Regulations don't exist because governments like them... 1 week ago:
Because people are dumb. Chalk is in milk, now, right on the label…even marketed as a feature.
But if you tell that to any random schmuck they either won’t believe you or they’ll be disgusted. And then probably keep drinking it anyway.
And that’s with the information right there on the label.
I’m not trying to downplay the example, but there were far worse atrocities fixed by regulations.
- Comment on YSK: Regulations don't exist because governments like them... 1 week ago:
Exactly. There are better examples. Chalk is a bad one because it is, technically, edible, and still being used as an additive to this day.
- Comment on YSK: Regulations don't exist because governments like them... 1 week ago:
Yeah. I get that…but the way it was phrased by OOP it was as of “chalk” was used by an example as if that makes it somehow worse. We still put “chalk” in milk, though.
It’s like those people who say “eww” to hot because there’s a regulation limiting how many bug parts are allowed in them…not even considering the alternative of “no limit on how many bug parts”.
- Comment on YSK: Regulations don't exist because governments like them... 1 week ago:
Surely you could’ve come up with a better example.
Chalk is just calcium carbonate. Modern medicine uses calcium carbonate to as a calcium supplement.
We are still adding things to milk. Any milk that’s “calcium fortified” or “extra calcium”, and a lot of nut-milks, have calcium carbonate as an ingredient to this day.
I mean, I get your point…honestly, I do…but it’s coming across nearly as the same sort of anti-science drivel you’d expect from the counterargument.
- Comment on To whom it may concern 2 weeks ago:
This must’ve been a long time ago. Otherwise where would you find a phone book, let alone a thick one.
- Comment on Trump, in blue, sleeping at Pope Francis' funeral 2 weeks ago:
Listen once you’ve gotten to his age, you’ve been to a lot of funerals. They’re all the same, nothing exciting happens, and the guest-of-honor definitely could not care less.
- Comment on Korean boy band member becomes first active K-pop star to come out as gay 2 weeks ago:
Back in my day, in my middle school, we just assumed all boy band singers were gay by default.
- Comment on Philosophy moment 2 weeks ago:
“So dance fucker dance” is You’re gonna go far, kid.
“Jay committed suicide (Brandon OD’d and died)” is The kids aren’t alright.
Both Offspring, tho.
- Comment on Need a tiebreaker 2 weeks ago:
Really gotta wonder how America hasn’t invented a corn-based, low-cost, durable polymer that breaks down in typical landfills.
- Comment on Need a tiebreaker 2 weeks ago:
I never thought I’d put these words together…but Walmart is the classier choice.
- Comment on This man go 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on CVE Board members launch the CVE Foundation, a dedicated, non-profit to continue identifying vulnerabilities, after the US ended its contract with Mitre 3 weeks ago:
Idk about Tenable specifically, but a lot of the major security vendors have their own pool of security researchers who very frequently contribute to CVE. Mostly from finding vulns in their own product, but a lot of those vulns are due to upstream libraries.
- Comment on Describe conservatives with one picture 4 weeks ago:
Wrong thread, Here you go
- Comment on I ran out of toilet paper 4 weeks ago:
Did he come in through the toilet??
- Comment on The Banana Split 4 weeks ago:
Fidget spinner for scale.