rhythmisaprancer
@rhythmisaprancer@piefed.social
- Comment on The Bat 1 week ago:
Wow, seeing this collage the first thing that came to mind was a Jamiroquai video, and the only video from this picture referenced is this new-to-me group. So fitting. Thanks!
- Comment on Once a Gamble in the Desert, Electric Grid Batteries Are Everywhere 1 week ago:
Thank you! I work on rangelands, so having good info makes a big difference when I speak with these folks. I can’t use the sheep examples because we all know it may not be relevant.
I’ll get to reading.
- Comment on Once a Gamble in the Desert, Electric Grid Batteries Are Everywhere 1 week ago:
sheep are the easiest to graze under common panels
These are the studies I have read, but cattle are what exist right outside of town. We have a lot of sheep, too, but not where the panels would go. I would like to find a study about cattle, if you have one to share, that would be great!
- Comment on Once a Gamble in the Desert, Electric Grid Batteries Are Everywhere 1 week ago:
Form a local power coop with your neighbors or village, and you might be able to make sure that grocer never loses power again
That is essentially what our power coop has proposed. I think they are talking about solar only, but it hasn’t been popular with the ranchers 🙁️ It was just this year, so I think it will gain traction over time. This climate is complicated with regard to the shade from panels but the studies about solar panels in ranch land are good and I think it will happen, we just need more town folks to show up to the meetings. The grocer incident will be, I think, a game changer. The ranchers depend on that store also.
- Comment on Once a Gamble in the Desert, Electric Grid Batteries Are Everywhere 1 week ago:
In the last few years, one of these has gone up adjacent to a new solar installation somewhat close to my area. I wish I heard more about them (especially this one I have seen) but I mostly hear about hydropower since that is the primary source we have. I live really far away from any power source and our local power coop has discussed possibly putting one closer to town but nothing has come of it. I think it could be great but am not sure how these things work in a supplementary capacity. Last year our grocer lost many products due to a fire two hours away causing a lengthy power interruption. I think these things could be great for local power but my view is from a rural western US standpoint and probably won’t apply to many places.
- Comment on Found colonizing a root wad of a large tree. I would love an ID. 1 week ago:
Wow, that sounds about right 🤷♂️ thanks for sharing!
- Comment on Found colonizing a root wad of a large tree. I would love an ID. 1 week ago:
They are good people! But they also hid Eric Rudolph so they are complicated people. Lots of neat things there. Thanks for your service!
- Comment on Found colonizing a root wad of a large tree. I would love an ID. 1 week ago:
I can’t help with an ID but my mom used to live in Murphy and I appreciate this little memory of those times ❤️ Lots of chicken of the woods!
- Comment on Emotional abuse of children by immigrant parents probably contributes a lot to to why the kids hate their ancestral language. 2 weeks ago:
This was the main reason my mom’s side didn’t pass language down. Not even food! Just assimilate 🤷♂️ But they were peasants in a new country so best to make it work in the easiest way possible. It sounds like OP has it pretty rough 🙁
- Comment on It's your fault my laptop knows where I am 3 weeks ago:
That isn’t great.
- Comment on Are you familiar with that thing where you eat popcorn and you get a tough little piece lodged way back in the depths of your mouth right by the base of your tongue? 3 weeks ago:
Then the follow up of a sore tongue tip for the next three days from doing battle with said kernel.
- Comment on It's true! 4 weeks ago:
Not that long ago, mushrooms were plants. I mean they weren’t, but we hadn’t figured that out yet. I hadn’t figured it until today what lichen is 😔 but have eaten it!
- Comment on When Xfinity has an outage, I don’t pay for those days. The government’s been shut down for 39 days so can I pay 39 days less in taxes? 5 weeks ago:
I have this exact feeling when “discussing” this topic with folks that believe a country should be run as a business. It’s so misguided! People are residents, not employees, and they shouldn’t be able to be fired by the country they are living in. This “firing” does seem to be happening in the US right now, tho 👎
- Comment on Don't let the terrible be the enemy of the good. 5 weeks ago:
For my work, we sometimes use “don’t let perfect get in the way of good enough,” but at this point in time your framing seems particularly apt.
- Comment on Sometimes I think Back hole Sun by Soundgarden, just singing about anilingus 1 month ago:
It actually isn’t about anything
I always thought it was about track marks but I like this option better.
- Comment on Phrases like “I am here” or “Are you here yet?” are used today more than in the past because of cellphones. 1 month ago:
Reminds me of the song “Yo Estoy Aqui” from about 20 years ago.
- Comment on Using Molly (Signal) with UnifiedPush 1 month ago:
I am using websocket and don’t see a large battery drain. Am I missing something by not setting up unified push?
- Comment on It would have been really funny if a video game ejected the disk if you lost too many times 2 months ago:
Dang. I haven’t had a console since NES and am bummed to hear that is a thing with a closed system at this point in time. NES only did that as it aged and we didn’t blow the right way 😅
- Comment on It would have been really funny if a video game ejected the disk if you lost too many times 2 months ago:
Sometimes the game would just quit. But I remember that being more of a thing when floppies were around and playing a game in DOS using a CD was stressing the system. Or that cheap 5 in 1 floppy game package that had some bad code.
- Comment on We risk a deluge of AI-written ‘science’ pushing corporate interests – here’s what to do about it 3 months ago:
That makes this much more unfortunate.
- Comment on We risk a deluge of AI-written ‘science’ pushing corporate interests – here’s what to do about it 3 months ago:
Your first sentence needs work. This is what they are talking about. We get that English may not be your first language, and that's OK, but that sentence is pretty bad and isn't conveying a coherent message.
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg, the Lawyer, Is Suing Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO 3 months ago:
Maybe fb Zuck could follow in the path of the former Ron Artest.
- Comment on Reddit will block the Internet Archive 3 months ago:
Yup.
- Comment on Mythological Plot Holes 🧜♀️🤔 3 months ago:
Is she on youtube? Now I fear my niece, who has unregulated access to that "thing," seeing something or someone like her 😬
- Comment on Reddit will block the Internet Archive 3 months ago:
Ya 🫤 Jerry is still touring (I think). He was good live then, but the last time I saw him was like a month or two after Layne's death. It's been awhile. He's older, but so am I, and presumably you 🙂 His solo stuff was great. We ended up getting a lot of AiC stiff at that '02 show. Very solid performance. Not really related, but I've heard the Sublime stuff is good, but I wasn't ever that into them, just have a friend who has stuck with it.
- Comment on Mythological Plot Holes 🧜♀️🤔 3 months ago:
I've heard the name, but otherwise I really don't know the connection. I know she is an "influencer," is it the bad influence connection?
- Comment on Reddit will block the Internet Archive 3 months ago:
Ya that was the one , i listened to it, also. The very beginning sounded very familiar but I'm not sure about the rest. But maybe it's been 30 years and, well 🤷♂️ I never saw Candlebox live, guess I didn't miss out. I really liked Alice in Chains but only got to see Cantrell tour while "waiting"
- Comment on Mythological Plot Holes 🧜♀️🤔 3 months ago:
Maybe Huck Finn was actually an action.
- Comment on Reddit will block the Internet Archive 3 months ago:
there was a band called Hum
Wow, what a memory trip! I listened to that song, I don't think I have heard it before, but it is great! I'm pretty sure I heard a different song from them at the time, but they probably live in my mind from looking at BMG and CD warehouse catalogs at the time. Other artists have popped up over the years from there.
I'm glad I asked, and thanks for answering! Somehow that took me back to my Candlebox days.
- Comment on GrapheneOS Under Threat: EU Age Verification And Google Changes Endanger Privacy-Focused Android 3 months ago:
I wonder what future there is for non google phones like fairphone, or even apple. Do apple phones use google things?