Forester
@Forester@pawb.social
Based Jaded & Stoned
- Comment on Are you people all bots? 6 days ago:
|are there bots
*Gestures broadly at the tankie triad
- Comment on How do I properly and safely clean smartphone? 1 week ago:
Because based on the description, the original poster is asking how to clean out the ports. Not wipe them down on a surface level. Clean them as in most likely the device is not charging properly. This requires flooding the port.
- Comment on How do I properly and safely clean smartphone? 1 week ago:
No it’s not, those ports are not all sealed. Most are water resistant not water proof.
- Comment on How do I properly and safely clean smartphone? 1 week ago:
We’re talking about not shorting the electronics 3%water won’t normally make sparks
- Comment on How do I properly and safely clean smartphone? 1 week ago:
97% iso is probably the best thing to use just don’t soak your phone use qtips and microfiber cloth. Hot glue is a semi risky way to clean ports of residual lint and dirt but rinse with iso first then fully dry
- Comment on Is geolibertarianism left wing or right wing? 1 week ago:
An ideal solution that promotes innovation and rewards labor
- Comment on Is geolibertarianism left wing or right wing? 1 week ago:
The enemy of progress is perfection
- Comment on Is geolibertarianism left wing or right wing? 1 week ago:
Center or center right normally ( actual center think way left of Obama). It’s a taxation concept for a capitalist based society… Source I am a Geoist Minarchist Libertarian.
- Comment on One of those things you never forget 2 weeks ago:
I have fun wearing a cock ring that completely cuts off blood flow to your cock.
- Comment on One of those things you never forget 2 weeks ago:
There are however considerable benefits to wearing one that is appropriately sized. That’s why they sell different girths. It’s no fun to cut off circulation to something that requires blood flow
- Comment on Throw the baby out with the bathwater 3 weeks ago:
One of the earliest documented cases of variolation involved a Buddhist nun (bhikkhuni) between 1022 and 1063 CE. She ground smallpox scabs into a fine powder and administered it through the nostrils of an uninfected person to promote immunity.
- Comment on Throw the baby out with the bathwater 3 weeks ago:
You might need to check your reading comprehension.
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- Comment on Actual text of Samantha Fulnecky's assignment, paper, and professors' comments 4 weeks ago:
Why is it the people who have not read and studied the Bible have the loudest most obnoxious opinions on it? Most of you really should crack open your Old testament.
You might find some words you don’t recognize including tumtum (whose sex is indeterminate), androgynos (having both male and female characteristics), aylonit (female without secondary characteristics), and saris (male without secondary characteristics). These categories reflect a nuanced understanding of gender beyond the binary male and female.
Let those who have not sinned cast the first Stone.
- Comment on Cloudflare Has Blocked 416 Billion AI Bot Requests Since July 1 5 weeks ago:
Not surprising at all most small sites and blogs get 50k bot hits a day
- Comment on This bedroom game is weird 5 weeks ago:
The venn diagram of the two groups is almost a perfect circle
- Comment on This bedroom game is weird 5 weeks ago:
Something tails me you know more than you let on
- Comment on This bedroom game is weird 5 weeks ago:
If your not both dogging it your not doing it right.
- Comment on You may not like it, but in England, this is what peak corn looks like. 1 month ago:
“corn” (or cō̆rn) meant any small seed or grain, like a grain of sand, salt, or cereal, deriving from a Proto-Germanic word for “small seed” (kurnam) and ultimately PIE ǵrh₂nóm. It was a general term for local cereal crops, so in England it meant wheat or barley, in Scotland oats, and later, when Europeans met maize in the Americas, they called it “corn” because it was the local grain.
Thats how corned beef got named corns of salt.
- Comment on It will be great, they said... 1 month ago:
Tbf most of the time you just had to clear ssd space and rebuild indices after restarting services as mostly the mail was there but stuck in queue
- Comment on It will be great, they said... 1 month ago:
This is an amusing thread for me as my day job used to be unfucking postfix and exim servers daily for a fleet of vps and dedi boxes.
- Comment on Help me decide what I should name my game! Currently Country Architect, it turns out that "country" has a double meaning in English that I was not aware of 1 month ago:
Building nations
Send me a key if you use it
- Comment on What would happen to the Earth if it suddenly stopped spinning? 3 months ago:
Everybody would die. Inertia would continue moving all the buildings, trees, animals and people at several thousand miles an hour even though the Earth is no longer rotating.
- Comment on scheming hot banana cookies 3 months ago:
I’m all out of aluminum foil. Can I sub in a iron baking tray?
- Comment on Ants Trapped For Years in a Soviet Nuclear Bunker Survived in The Most Horrifying Way 3 months ago:
My money says 168 hours.
- Comment on Can you please help me pick a gaming desktop for my son that can run Monster Hunter Wilds? 3 months ago:
you would not want a hard disk drive as reading data off of that for vastly slow the system performance HDD
A solid state drive would be recommended. SSD. Preferably an SSD that has caching.
- Comment on What they do with the pulp? 3 months ago:
Don’t they bury them in the gardens?
- Comment on What they do with the pulp? 3 months ago:
The question was not about oranges
- Comment on Renewables blow past nuclear when it comes to cheap datacenter juice 3 months ago:
Most of us filter hot
- Comment on Renewables blow past nuclear when it comes to cheap datacenter juice 3 months ago:
I’m literally hitching a ride on the top comment
