birdwing
@birdwing@lemmy.blahaj.zone
- Comment on Can you think of any now? 1 day ago:
Hell, Nazi Germany also had a few elections. All extremely rigged, of course.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 day ago:
Done!
- Comment on oh no 1 day ago:
Where’s the fern kissing
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 day ago:
“It’s a blockchain of an highly enhanced hydrogen process. Thanks to its quantum mechanism it manages to increase the energy output by a ton.”
Just tell that to investors and they’ll gobble it up.
- Comment on I was diagnosed with early onset dementia and alzhimers. Is there safe guards I can put it up so I don't screw or kill anyone? Like who do I contact about being denied to own a gun? 2 days ago:
US authorities can’t be trusted imo.
- Comment on Is there an optimal home/apartment size that most people would be happy with? 3 days ago:
Just FYI, Mexico uses metric.
- Comment on How old are ferns, anyway? 3 days ago:
We need a version with all four of them thinking to be together as all four.
- Comment on How old are ferns, anyway? 3 days ago:
God I wish that were me
- Comment on Why is hatred/dehumanization of the working class so prominent in the UK, when about 60% of the UK population is working class? 3 days ago:
Divide and rule. A tale as old as capitalism.
- Comment on Why do some people have so many tabs open on their browser? 3 days ago:
Yup, that’s also the reason I have them a lot.
Other times it’s just me being too lazy to close them, cause I feel lost in all the tabs and don’t know anymore which to close.
- Comment on Is there an optimal home/apartment size that most people would be happy with? 4 days ago:
I actually calculated this a while ago. I’m not going by just “essentials” but also taking in account that furniture will take up space. So you need just enough to not feel ‘cramped’.
Assume you need at least the following:
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Bedroom: (bed + cabinet for clothes): 8 m₂
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Dinner area (table and chairs) 10 m₂
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Toilet and washing basin 2 m₂
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Shower (including rack) 4 m₂
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Kitchen (sink, oven, hot plate, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, rubbish bin) 8 m₂
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Living (couch, TV or whatever) 8 m₂
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Extra space[1] (your niche) 8 m₂
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Hallway (clothing rack) 6 m₂
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Optional [2] (outdoor) 10 m₂
[1] You could also distribute the extra space for the other rooms. Just consider it a sort of ‘backup’.
[2] For this I count a garage, garden, or bicycle storage. But I consider it optional since not everyone has or strictly needs those for good comfort.
Altogether, you then get about 54-64 sq m for an household of 1-2 adults (may include a small child or pet).
So a good fist rule might be 60 sq m, then add 20 sq m for each extra person.
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- Comment on Is it completely impossible to do age verification without compromising privacy? 5 days ago:
The one who asked the verification service also shouldn’t know who the verification service is, imho.
- Comment on Is it completely impossible to do age verification without compromising privacy? 5 days ago:
Zero-knowledge proof. Medium has an example, though unfortunately the article logs user data, so beware on that.
- Comment on xkcd #3172: Fifteen Years 1 week ago:
Shit, right in the feels. This is nice to read.
- Comment on How has there not yet been a leak of the Epstein files? Surely there is someone with access to them that could have been subject to worldwide pressure to let something out. 1 week ago:
Exactly. Palantir is American terrorism and infiltration.
- Comment on How hard would it be to trap gated communities by crashing dozens of cars into the front of their gates blocking them from leaving ? 2 weeks ago:
I like the way you are thinking.
- Comment on Why do Republicans hate the poor so much? 2 weeks ago:
Your brother is what we would call a “leech”.
Poor people who do the same as him would be put to sleep on the streets. But him? He gets tax breaks and he makes other peoples’ lives a living hell.
I hope your brother encounters the consequences of his own actions.
- Comment on How has there not yet been a leak of the Epstein files? Surely there is someone with access to them that could have been subject to worldwide pressure to let something out. 2 weeks ago:
It did actually have some effect, though. The GDPR and countries reducing their dependence on the USA’s intelligence services are part of it.
I’m also reminded of the Panama Papers, which did make some bankers in Iceland step down.
- Comment on Historians never talk about the "good old days". 3 weeks ago:
“Golden Age” is commonly better dubbed “Gilded”.
- Comment on "What is the oldest country in the world that still exists?" is a Ship of Theseus problem. 3 weeks ago:
I think that honour would have to go to San Marino.
- Comment on Some meetings don't even need to be e-mails. 3 weeks ago:
Accessibility is pretty important though, you personally also do benefit from it - and others especially so!
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
Buses can have different schedules depending on the time. Here buses for example drive more often between 6-9, 12-13, and 17-19 o’ clock. Many places also have buses that drive well into the night.
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
You could look into the environmental costs of fucking your mother :3
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
get a bike that doesn’t pollute, requires only food (i eat as much as ppl who don’t bike) car: same food intake, extra pollution.
boss, i’m tired of constantly winning.
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
My bike cost me €800 in 10 years.
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
Has it ever occurred to you that this may also apply to you?
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
I’m going outside more often than you, probably. 🤷
I transported an entire IKEA bed set on my bike. I think it’s just a matter of a skill issue.
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
Yes, basically
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
For all of those there are cargo tricycles. 🤷
- Comment on Arguing for the car as a good method of transportation is like arguing that having personal diesel generator to power you home is a good idea 3 weeks ago:
Or maybe, it’s people who think they understand why it doesn’t extent everywhere.
But the truth is, that lines got cut and slashed, trains made shorter, and so on, all in the name of the Golden Cow of Profit. When shareholder profit becomes focus, general wellbeing decreases.
I spend everyday outside, btw. It’s a bit naïve to assume that others like me don’t.