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- Comment on Introverts Rock 4 days ago:
60: this boomer is alright.
- Comment on 4 days ago:
F2P for phone.
- Comment on 4 days ago:
Bring Volnutt back from the moon!
- Comment on Well, it’s funny if you can read Egyptian signs! 6 days ago:
From left to right, top row: Dabbing, idk this, t pose, idk this, “is this bird?”
Second row: loss, that meme with a couple where a dude is looking at another girl, rest of the fucking owl i think?
Third row: not sure, dat boi, idk
Last two columns: idk, expanding brain
- Comment on Make me feel like a man 6 days ago:
- Comment on Optimus is now in its early release program and available to approved customers. 6 days ago:
- Comment on The Fuck Jar 1 week ago:
They fully spec the buff duration increase and put more in Endurance stats.
- Comment on Statistically, probably with the beetles. 🪲 1 week ago:
Bees or moth, chance of dying is significantly smaller compare to the rest of the group.
- Comment on Manufacturer issues remote kill command to disable smart vacuum after engineer blocks it from collecting data — user revives it with custom hardware and Python scripts to run offline 1 week ago:
As useful a smart device are, it’s very annoying that the company behind it are always either: 1) a scumbag that will collect data and will lockdown the device if people doesn’t use it their way; 2)incompetent idiots that can’t make a good software to save their life. So by using these device you basically have to pick the thing that you’re willing to lose.
It’s really too bad because robovac save me a lot of time and mental exhaustion.
- Comment on Shout out to my engineering homies. 1 week ago:
That moment when you quit the arms company and joined the legs company:
- Comment on Zig quits GitHub, says Microsoft's AI obsession has ruined the service 1 week ago:
More like GitLos
- Comment on Samsung reveals first tri-fold phone 1 week ago:
Not sure if we’re talking about phone, razor blade, origami, or sword-making.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 week ago:
Ohh ya i wasn’t saying it would, i was just correcting my misinformed opinion that powerplant won’t be build near housing area.
- Comment on An argument for using plastic straws: 1 week ago:
Thank god we have reusable silicone straw, safer than both one-use plastic straw and stainless steel straw.
- Comment on Vanderhorstia's Fury 1 week ago:
So i look for source and this is the only reputable source i can find. Probably reputable because they ask for money to access the publication.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 week ago:
Huh, interesting. I checked my country for this and it seems here we too have a coal plant right next to housing area, but it seems like the housing is the one creep toward the coal plant, not the other way around.
But then i’m not sure what sort of error will cause a quake and ruin houses. Is there any case happen to past construction?
- Comment on The family name goes first in East Asian names, reflecting the fact that they view family over individual; Whatever the parents' idea of "family" is, triumphs over the children's individuality. 1 week ago:
Legit, there’s no child abuse in US.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 week ago:
Any powerplant will usually done in a pretty isolated area for safety reason, so i’d assume the chance of it happen is very, very slim. If location isn’t permitted it’s probably shouldn’t be build, especially for the type that need to deep very deep to access the heat, so solar panel on roof is probably the best way for any power generation that is placed close or in the populated area.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 week ago:
Like solar thermal powerplant or molten salt reactor, LAME.
That’s why solarpunk is the coolest.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 week ago:
Because it’s not as cool as directly harvest the energy itself like in scifi.
- Comment on NEVER OBSOLETE 1 week ago:
If i have money i’d buy it just for the old time sake.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 1 week ago:
This not yours?
Mine with OP ended just like that, a disagreement but we both agree to disagree, with yours this drag on and on and we’re basically flinging shit at each other without advancing any of the argument, because you insist eating salad made us capable of photosynthesis if the slug eating algae and stealing their chloroplast then enable them to photosynthesis. Get a life, bro, because i’m blocking you.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 1 week ago:
I said your semantic argument, not denying it’s a semantic argument, i’m having an unpleasant back and forth with you if you haven’t noticed. Yours is more stupid.
I can’t believe this drag on for multiple days for a word “steal”.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 1 week ago:
I merely disagree with OP’s view where in this case “stealing” of chloroplast from another organism and then proceed to use that chloroplast in the exact way the cell is used for, and which said organism did not produce, you’re the one insist that we technically photosynthesis when eating salad. You drag me into your semantic argument. Big difference.
So if by troll you mean someone that riled up others then yep, i’m a troll for getting you so upset with the word use, you just bite the straight hook with no bait and does not let go.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 1 week ago:
Ohh i didn’t know it’s a competition.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 1 week ago:
So yes, trolling. I’m not gonna engage with that because someone is so edgy and tight with the term “stealing” and any deviation from a hyperbolic perspective is unacceptable, so have a good day.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 2 weeks ago:
To put it simply, that slug basically absorb and keep the chloroplast in their own body and let it continue to photosynthesis, hence stealing the ability of the plant they feed, while in your example we basically digest it whole, leaving none of the chloroplast cell to photosynthesis.
That’s a huge difference between this two organism, kinda silly to bring it up as an example, no? And technically, it’s still the salad that does the photosynthesis in your example. You do know what’s up, so not anti-science but trolling? Sealioning? Idk. But overall silly.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 2 weeks ago:
Can’t tell if joking or anti-science, but ok.
- Comment on I just 💚 them and think they're neat. 2 weeks ago:
Can you photosynthesis afterward?
- Comment on 'tis the season 2 weeks ago:
Frog on some stone? I didn’t see The Rock here.
