JayDee
@JayDee@lemmy.sdf.org
- Comment on Rules for a gun fight 8 hours ago:
Well it doesn’t start with “.4” so i guess their rule still stands for that.
- Comment on br□ther 3 days ago:
Somewhere. We’ll find it eventually /s
- Comment on 👁️👄👁️ 6 days ago:
The two posts make a face
- Comment on Thanks Gary, couldn't've done it without ya 1 week ago:
OnlyJaks has some high commission costs.
- Comment on I'm just here for the memes 1 week ago:
Not if we had a system in place for users having the ability to submit tags and the mods to implement those tags.
- Comment on Get on that grindset 1 week ago:
Thank you. I figured i’d gotten info wrong but all the articles I found about him were being extremely vague, so i figured i’d leave things up to Cunningham’s Law.
- Comment on Get on that grindset 1 week ago:
This guy did so to two children, giving them an experimental immunity gene IIRC. He promptly faced jailtime for medical malpractice.
He apparently is back in the news for wanting to do alzheimers testing on mice and then zygotes. this time all above board, he says.
- Comment on idk how to title this one man 1 week ago:
Hamilton-Norwood scale. Incels obsess over this thing, among other weird bs.
- Comment on A nu cheeki breeki 4 weeks ago:
“Don’t forget this for the bandits, stalker”
- Comment on chemotherapy mother 4 weeks ago:
It’s a muscle massager. It vibrates violently to
- Comment on Construction magic 4 weeks ago:
So what’s it look inside?
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
The lesser-known Cape Roja, just north of cape Verde
- Comment on who is searching this 5 weeks ago:
Where do toads go during the day? Toad work? /j
- Comment on Ope 5 weeks ago:
It’s a lady from Mulholland Drive who scares a guy to death with here appearance. David Lynch films are weird.
- Comment on Ope 5 weeks ago:
Not quite. I am pretty sure that’s the woman who kills a guy with her appearance in a david lynch film.
It is, here’s the scene from Mulholland Drive. She shows up at the end.
- Comment on Building a Commodore 64 Laptop That Never Existed - The Portable 64 (Concept Design) 1 month ago:
Very cool setup. My one gripe is that the carry handle is not captive in the body, so those two screws on the handle’s rear are the only spots it’s fastened to the body. I personally would not trust that.
- Comment on Samus Aran drawing I made 1 month ago:
Is this mostly line work or stippling?
- Comment on Radon 1 month ago:
The whole concept is more akin to whether or not you are working directly with the material fruits of your labor, or if you’re some secondary or tertiary job to the actual work being done.
Basically, their view is that if you are not directly making the product or apart of the physical logistics for that product, then you’re in a bullshit job. I would not say I agree with the philosophy myself, but i kind of get it. ‘I farm Corn’, ‘I Truck frozen food’, and ‘I catch fish’, do exist in a very different realm from ‘I manage a team of QA specialists’, ‘I am an Advertisement Consultant’, and ‘I contribute to my company’s server backend codebase’.
- Comment on Might not interest anyone here until a later development stage, but this open-source key generator can run on a Nintendo 64: "retro-crypto" 2 months ago:
Welp, cryptographic software Nintendo 64 port wasn’t on my bingo card, but I respect using retro-hardware emulation as the compatibility layer.
- Comment on Oppa oppa 2 months ago:
- Comment on Oppa oppa 2 months ago:
It’s actually all four. I can see how one might confuse it for something obscene without the context.
If you ask me, I think we need to make obscene statues hip again. Bring back the priapus statues!
- Comment on We need a Thomas the Tank Engine horror game 3 months ago:
“Yeah, he was lazy! So we 'The Cask or Amontillado’d him.”
- Comment on Very sorry... 3 months ago:
So something I’ve been confused by: are synapses transmitting via electrical signals, chemical signals , or both? It feels like whenever I read about broad brain function they talk about electrical signals, but whenever you research individual synapse function, they talk about chemicals being passed between one another.
- Comment on Anyway I started blasting 3 months ago:
I see. So the fard particles go across and up, while the shid particles are heavier and fall down. Very interesting, yes. I had assumed that the shid and fard would be homogenous, but they seperate rapidly from a cohesive solution.
- Comment on Frankenbeans 3 months ago:
That sounds like putting the cart before the horse. I would say that Frankenstein Abhors his creation, and does not name it because of it. I don’t think if he’d named it Greg or something, that he’d actually treat His monster any better.
- Comment on High fashion 3 months ago:
Immediate murder suspect for any gruesome killings in the vicinity. Straight up looks like he misted someone with his feet.
- Comment on Don't get mad, get even 3 months ago:
I’d forgive if it were returned. It’s one of those ‘you’re my enemy until that plate gets put back in my microwave’ type-shit for me.
Return-the-slab-type shit.
- Comment on We're down again 🎉 3 months ago:
All these stats are fantastic to see. Thank you for sharing!
- Comment on We're down again 🎉 4 months ago:
What’s this instance hosted on exactly? Does it have a blade server unit it works off or just a beefy home computer-adjacent system? Like I don’t need specs I’m just curious about what ballpark we’re in.
- Comment on 4 months ago:
Anyone actually know what measurment devices are used to observe which slit the electron passes through? How do we know that a specific measuring tool isn’t changing the experiment significantly enough to cause issues with outcome and that the behavior change is abnormal?
