fubbernuckin
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- Comment on We are living in the Pre-"Drone 9/11" era. 22 hours ago:
I think you’re overestimating how difficult it is to make your own.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Well, it will end eventually. What the united states is doing right now is completely unsustainable long-term. I think it’s going to get a lot worse for a lot of people for a long while, but it will end.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
hackaday.com/…/with-core-one-prusas-open-source-h…
It seems that this is explicitly pushing prusa out of the open source model. Bambu is free to steal their innovations then add their own behind locked doors. The existence of companies like Bambu weighs us all down.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
They took so much work that prusa put into the 3d printing world, and are then trying to lock it behind closed doors. I don’t want to buy from a company who only exists from stifling innovation.
- Comment on Time travel doesn't work unless you also have teleportation. If you travel to the past/future, Earth will be in a different position in its orbit, and you'll die in space. 1 week ago:
You can measure the Doppler shift relative to the cosmic microwave background though
- Comment on Time travel doesn't work unless you also have teleportation. If you travel to the past/future, Earth will be in a different position in its orbit, and you'll die in space. 1 week ago:
I’m using the microwave background as a reference
- Comment on Without the precursor of Spirituality and Religion, there can be no morality. 1 week ago:
Incorrect
- Comment on It used to be just weird Christians, but now everyone's pretty much on board with burning Harry Potter books. 2 weeks ago:
A kids book owned by someone who is using the money and fame to campaign to destroy the lives of a bunch of my friends and millions of others.
You can like the book at whatever age idc, but please understand the sentiment that the author should not be getting revenue from those books because they are trying to legally define people out of existence. I’m not a fan of erasing media and not having read the books I have no way to be offended by their content, but I do not want Rowling profiting from their sale. Spread pirated digital copies in place of print until it ends up in public domain.
- Comment on What's the deal with gasping? Is it an inherent reflex? Is it learned? Did I desensitize myself to the point of not gasping anymore? Do you gasp? Do certain groups of people gasp less commonly? 2 weeks ago:
Probably not necessarily? Evolution does kind of a bad job at doing things that are beneficial, it just does things that half work some of the time, or does things at random that don’t really hurt us, or does things at random that do hurt us but don’t cause us to instantly drop dead as soon as we’re born.
This feels to me like a thing that half works some of the time. Raw speculation here, but gasping could be to get a bit of oxygen to deal with a dangerous situation, but evolution equated danger with the unexpected so some of us just reflexively gasp when there’s something unexpected. Or maybe it’s something else, who knows.
- Comment on PewDiePie: I'm DONE with Google 2 weeks ago:
Hey they said one of.
- Comment on If youre bi do you have to prove it? 4 weeks ago:
Why? To who? How?
- Comment on We went from LEARN TO CODE to NO ONE LEARN TO CODE GET A CONSTRUCTION JOB in about a 3 year span. 4 weeks ago:
Well the job market for developers is still pretty tight at the moment. I don’t have the insight to say for sure why, but I know that for me and every junior developer I know it’s rough out there.
- Comment on Not only do we humans have a common ancestor with primates still living in trees, we have a common ancestor with the trees. 4 weeks ago:
It’ll be fine. Sharks are older than trees so we can switch to them.
- Comment on How good are amphetamines for brain fog? 5 weeks ago:
The effects vary a lot from person to person. For me, amphetamines cause brain fog. I remember years ago when I was first prescribed them, they worked great to treat my ADHD. I never felt any addictive tendencies and could stop using them for extended periods without any cravings or even withdrawal symptoms. Around the end of high school they started to give me horrible brain fog though, it would take me a few seconds to even recognize my name, I had a hard time remembering where I was or how I got there, it was pretty bad. I stopped using them pretty shortly after I figured out the cause of my symptoms. Definitely best to talk to a doctor about it, don’t assume it’s going to work for you.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
This is how I’d explain it. More specifically this is an example of a concept called a “dummy pronoun” in English. Phrases like “it is clear that…” Or “it is raining” are using “it” as a dummy pronoun. They’re used to express a verb without expressing a subject. in other words, [verb] is happening.
- Comment on I feel like modelling is one of þe saddest jobs 1 month ago:
I wouldn’t complain if we brought back þe thorn.
- Comment on Has the use of a comma instead of the word "and" in English news headlines always been a thing? 1 month ago:
I feel the pause of the Oxford comma when I speak. Always throws off the rhythm of a sentence when I don’t see it in text.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Marv scream
- Comment on Becoming a Subversive, 2 months ago:
But they don’t have to reach the ground or get in your way, and you can make them light and breathable but also repel water and protect you from the wind, but you can also open them up and move them out of your way by wearing them as a sort of cape which also lets the breeze in… They also look neat. I like cloaks.
- Comment on Are we all suffering from "future shock" in 2025? 2 months ago:
It makes me upset that we’re probably going to find a cure for aging before we find a way to get old people to adapt to change.
- Comment on RFK JR just told us Elon Musk can't use the toilet unassisted 2 months ago:
And then we all flush at the same time too and the entire school gets launched into the air.
- Comment on Assuming a button that makes you smarter, the only smart move is to press it. 2 months ago:
It’s a real shame then that I’m a complete idiot.
- Comment on Number of toilets is an approximation of wealth 2 months ago:
I AM A MAN… WITH FIVE TOILETS
- Comment on How likely is it that Trump will be the first President assassinated since Kennedy? 2 months ago:
I think things would get a bit more complicated than that, unfortunately.
- Comment on Sit down with your co-workers for a beer and everybody smiles. They even make tv shows about it. But sit down with your co-workers for a little opium and everybody gets their panties in a twist. 3 months ago:
We live in a society
- Comment on An LLM would probably run the USA better 3 months ago:
A rock would probably run the USA better than either. At least it couldn’t mess anything up.
- Comment on If most of us believe what we're told, if we are obedient that way, and keep an eye on our possibly-deviant neighbors, and those neighbors know that they are being watched, that's good enough. 3 months ago:
… Are you arguing for or against things getting worse?
- Comment on Would it be a bad idea to show up at a protest outside a Tesla dealership with a sign that says "Deny Musk, Defund Doge, Depose Trump"? 3 months ago:
I’ve been passively worried how long it’ll be until American Tienanmen square, if i even end up hearing about it.
- Comment on Has modern technology made espionage easier or more difficult? 3 months ago:
Yeah encryption is pretty good. These days the most reliable means of cracking it is a wrench.
- Comment on How effective would sanctions on US by the international community be? 3 months ago:
Anything is an act of aggression with them. The only tong you can do that they won’t call an act of aggression at this point is rolling over and giving them your country.
It’s abusive tactics 101, the only way to stop the abuse is to do the things they don’t want you to do.