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- Comment on YSK you can use custom keyboard symbols(keys), so you can easily enter symbols like αβγδ, or swap : -> ; and ; -> : 6 days ago:
well i would like to understand what can you do with it. Also, simplicity is in the eye of beholder
- Comment on YSK you can use custom keyboard symbols(keys), so you can easily enter symbols like αβγδ, or swap : -> ; and ; -> : 1 week ago:
thank you, but what was the most amazing thing for me is a 5 year old post on lemmy
- Comment on YSK you can use custom keyboard symbols(keys), so you can easily enter symbols like αβγδ, or swap : -> ; and ; -> : 1 week ago:
sorry i am unware of it. I looked up, and from github page they are are remapper. They are great too, but they are a additional thing to install and run. For layers, you can already use keyboard shortcut to switch between predefined layouts in most setups, but thanks
- Comment on Am I going crazy, or has people's spelling gotten awful lately? 1 week ago:
I don’t know what is concerning, me knowing how to read this, or being able to read this even when I am not from a sms generation (not that i am very youung, but where i live, sms was very expensive, so many people did not message untill we had internet based messengers)
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- Comment on Absolutely true! 1 week ago:
nobody said it has to be a 16h flight, it could be a picnic or camping, at a place which is a 2-3 hours walk, or 1 hr drive
- Comment on Absolutely true! 1 week ago:
I am sorry for your experiences, but my mother would differ. I know we (my sibling) were a pain in my parents’ ass, but our journeys are one of her most cherrished memories. I understand as parent it is not as stress free , you have to worry about safety and comfort of children, many times above your own, but I think that is a part of parents life, they have to bear this pain, but some parents also consider this not a pain, but cherrish this, they enjoy the cute moments.
- Comment on Absolutely true! 1 week ago:
It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort of home and friends. You are constantly off balance. Nothing is yours except the essential things – air, sleep, dreams, sea, the sky – all things tending towards the eternal or what we imagine of it.
Is that aa bad thing? coming from a introvert, but exploring the world is not a bad thing. Most things written just feel like someone too afraid of things to change. That could be a personal choice, but definitely should not be generalised. You learn different cultures, experience different worlds, get different perspectives, etc.
quoting from AVtar the las air bender (not sure if i remember verbatim, but i hope i am close)
You should learn from all nations, if you do not, your information gets old and stale Uncle Iroh
And I love Iroh, so heavily biased
- Comment on Absolutely true! 1 week ago:
I am not rich, and I do not get paid vacations, and I do not go to vacations often, but I still agree, it can help disconnect from life stresses. Money is a factor here, and we have not always been lucky in this, but sometimes, just a nearby place where you could get for cheap can be just as effective. You can choose to not to live in a expensive hotel.
- Comment on Solopreneurs - making businesses solo 2 weeks ago:
May I ask, Is it functionally equivalent of proprietor-ship? (share holding is with one person, but they may have employees or contractors or free lancers) or completely single person business?
- Comment on How would world politics be like if the top 100 countries (in terms of military strength) all had their own nuclear arsenals? 4 weeks ago:
One thing that would quickly start to happen is a lot of the smaller countries would either be forcefully taken over or be quieted down. Most countries have neighbours they do not share good relations with - and with nuclear armament - bigger of 2 could easily pose nuclear threat and have a much bigger say in their arguments. This could mean taking over contested/disputed lands or some kind of minearl deals being forcefully signed. Soon the total world country count would start to decrease purely because of this (annd would actually accelerate until a point where most countries would form coallitions with some nuclear power and sum total of power on both (or all sides in general) be roughly comparable such that no one poses a greater threat to another and not have an equal threat back at them.
- Comment on How exactly are people lighting Teslas on fire? 4 weeks ago:
Particularly for electric cars - you have very inflamable lithium batteris, which when spiked very hard (by something sharp), so multiple layers short circuit and well short circuits leads to fire. But batteries are at the bottom of the body, with few easily exposed areas (otherwise they would be at risk of explosions all time). I do not know what people are doing exactly, but you can use a crowbar like thing to hit the beneath posterior, until you expose the battery, and then 1 or 2 hits can do it, or you can skip this and use a smaller conventional explosive.
I would like to add this - I do not condone arson. Even if anyone wants to protest - this is not the way to do it, unless you burn your own stuff, then you are only harming environment. What i wrote is purely for educational purposes.
- Comment on What are some slow acting poisons? 4 weeks ago:
well you can try to look it up - slow acting poisons in minecraft.
on a more serious note, as others have noted heavy metal poisoning like mercury or lead.
I have another one - sulphur. Readiy available throughout ancient times, and non-toxic by itself (S8 form that is). But many of it’s compounds are toxic in varying degree. You can look its wiki page (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulfur) for some commonly available toxic salts, but I also have some ideas to incorporate in story - burning of sulfur (in incomplete form producing SO2 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulfur_dioxide). You can incorporate it very easily (someone tampered someone elses fireplace or incense sticks if we also want to hide any wierdities with flame). By itself it iis not very toxic, almost odorless, and not a strong color. It has existed even in food stored for long time due to degradation of sulfur containg organic compounds, wiki page also lists that wine this (another potential vector to supply this). When in body, it can produce H2SO3 (sulphurous acid) and by inhaling/ingesting small amounts for long time - it will gradually destroy alveoli/stomach inner lining and liver. Sulfur by itself is very cheap (you can find ores in a lot of places around the world, relatively easy to mine, also found near volcanic places), humans have used it in trying to make medicine out of it, and it has huge amount of history in alchemy (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemical_symbol, thoughtco.com/tria-prima-three-primes-of-alchemy-…). In fact, since it is present in humans naturally, and msot organic matter for that matter - small amount of sulfur being present in someones’ reports will not raise a special eye, and they would just be recommended to not eat food that is traditionally know to have much sulfur (for example garlics (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allyl_isothiocyanate). Garlic extract can also be used to deliver large amount of isothiocynate, but this would be a seperate method of poisoning all together - it is much more lethal, so not very slow acting, but one can keep giving a dose of this below lethal dose to keep damaging liver, and a final blow sometime.
I hope you find this helpful, and I hope no villagers in minecraft are killed by this.
- Comment on Between Linux or Windows which do you think will be first to have a viable OS for quantum computers? 1 month ago:
they are effectively GPUs
- Comment on Bill aims to prohibit 'surveillance pricing' based on customers’ online behavior 1 month ago:
on my first read, i definitely got that some guy bill is proposing
- Comment on Swimming pool, blind dog 1 month ago:
nets are indeed an excellent light and cheap idea
- Comment on Swimming pool, blind dog 1 month ago:
maybe the kiddie-floaty like things (or the adult versions) in case the dog fells into water, then he may have something to hold onto/get on it. Also maybe some wooden slabs (plastics would be cheaper but would not look good, and they may even fly away in strong winds, but handling wooden slabs maybe harder because of weight, may be a 2 person task to take them on and off) cut to shape of your pool to cover it completely/partially. This will reduce the chances of doggy unknowingly (that is to you guys would know if it is risky for him to go outside or not) fall in the pool. This will also double up as ypour general pool cover to keep your pool water clean, and can also help you insulate your water better, in case you live in a frigid climate and heat the pool, or in some very hot climate and want to keep your water cool.
- Comment on NZ Birbs 1 month ago:
kiwi
- Comment on Trim around garage door replacement 1 month ago:
can you share some photos, I did not get it (do not have garage, but worked with shutters of shops), My guess without anything else would be people who generally install this stuff would also do repairs.
- Comment on Spineless people have spines 1 month ago:
technically correct, the best kind of correct
- Comment on Just think how much deeper the ocean would be if sponges didn't live there. 1 month ago:
even i was thinking i was aborting too early, but then again my system has too little memory, and a I feared buffered overflow
- Comment on Just think how much deeper the ocean would be if sponges didn't live there. 1 month ago:
I too was waiting for my cold coffee to warm up a bit while typing
- Comment on Just think how much deeper the ocean would be if sponges didn't live there. 1 month ago:
can i just ask why all the downvotes, did i get something wrong?
- Comment on Just think how much deeper the ocean would be if sponges didn't live there. 1 month ago:
Sorry did not get this one, is it because if there would more leaching on ocean floor, and possibly increasing depth (i dont think that would have any realistic impact) or is it in a joke-y sense saying that sponges have soaked up water and if they were not there, then sea level would be higher? If that is the one, then actually if sponges were to be removed, then the total sea level would technically decrease (not going into any biology here) purely because sponges in non expanded form will have some volume, and that is a non zero amout, going in water, they just have absorbed it - or to be more precise - swollen, so the original volume is still there, and if no sponges, that miniscule amount would be removed. And maybe if no sponges, then lots of fauna would die, and now i need a biologist (the marine kind) to confirm that for most aquatic stuff, they tend to have densities close to water itself (so they can be gravitationally neutral, and some puff up/release air from stomach to change densities slighlty so as to adjust to water density) and remove that much amount of fish would just remove there volume, and assuming same density, sea level would decrease. But maybe no fauna means huge algae bloom, and floor fauna to die, and reduced co2 capture levels by seas, and due to then possible increase in co2 levels would cause accelerated glacial melting and higher sea levels so more depth, but maybe in that case humans would not survive, and possible our emmissions gone would mean on land co2 capture would be more feasible, and maybe further decrease.
Recursion depth reeached NaN. Halting.
- Comment on slurp slop 2 months ago:
that is what they are doing - guessing
- Comment on The English word "four" has 4 letters. Are there any other numbers where the English name for them has that many letters? 2 months ago:
was not expecting cft
- Comment on I wonder if my fears/concerns have helped me more than they have been a disservice to me this year? 2 months ago:
most fears are kinda like intuitions, where you come up with scenarios of things going downhill, they can definitely help you skip a few such scenarios