
Valmond
@Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Finally happish with my all-in-one homelab (20+ services and way too much tinkering) 1 day ago:
Low emission leds!
- Comment on Pick one 3 days ago:
Kettle Hat, you can make soup in it if needed.
- Comment on Air Purification 1 week ago:
And I guess the crap wouldn’t be neatly enclosed in a box too.
- Comment on [CW: Animal Cruelty] 370 billion crickets are farmed for food every year. Scientists have discovered they may feel pain 1 week ago:
That’s because we do not understand consciousness (like at all) and you need consciousness to “experience” the world, and for example, pain.
No consciousness, no pain.
So to your question; one theory is that everything has a little bit of “consciousness” and it’s just in the wildly complex brain it can actually express it so well, which means the whole universe is somewhat conscious.
I personally don’t think so, but I also know that that is just wishful thinking from my side and that I do not know anything more than that I have, a consciousness.
HTH
- Comment on [CW: Animal Cruelty] 370 billion crickets are farmed for food every year. Scientists have discovered they may feel pain 1 week ago:
I just thought it was funny, humans sure know how to kill things.
- Comment on [CW: Animal Cruelty] 370 billion crickets are farmed for food every year. Scientists have discovered they may feel pain 1 week ago:
*humane
- Comment on [CW: Animal Cruelty] 370 billion crickets are farmed for food every year. Scientists have discovered they may feel pain 1 week ago:
Well, because it has not really been proved at all, except if we accept some specific assumptions (about consciousness), and if you wiggle those assumptions just a tiny bit, trees also feel pain, and stones too.
Maybe they do. Maybe they don’t.
But I guess that is why it’s hard to settle down on things, like babies don’t feel pain was so ingrained in people, until it wasn’t. Personally I wonder what should we do if insects feel pain. Accept it? And then do what?
A question more complicated than it seems at first glance IMO.
- Comment on From the GOG newsletter: "A note about your GOG Patrons subscription" 2 weeks ago:
Lol you’re the one spewing insults as a maniac (in maniac good enough for you?) because you don’t have the mental capacity to respond in a normal way. Moron is maybe better, or is that too bad too for mr sensitive snowflake?
- Comment on From the GOG newsletter: "A note about your GOG Patrons subscription" 2 weeks ago:
A relevant source, I do not see one where GOG is ran by nazis mr tourette.
- Comment on From the GOG newsletter: "A note about your GOG Patrons subscription" 2 weeks ago:
So no source then. Go spread your lies elsewhere.
- Comment on From the GOG newsletter: "A note about your GOG Patrons subscription" 2 weeks ago:
Source or fuck the hell off.
- Comment on From the GOG newsletter: "A note about your GOG Patrons subscription" 2 weeks ago:
You were wrong and now you’re barking at some other thing, a bit pathetic isn’t it? It’s not life threatening to say you misunderstood. It happens to all of us.
- Comment on [Discussion] New ‘Ghost In The Shell’ Anime Is Gloriously Goofy And Very Faithful To The Manga 3 weeks ago:
With 24 usb dongles that each take 4 keys (or a dongle) and you’re ready to go!
- Comment on Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? 3 weeks ago:
At certain angles it would be good to reflect light, as it cannot easily be absorbed and converted, and would otherwise just heat things up, which is not what you want for solar cells, they get very very hot already.
- Comment on Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? 3 weeks ago:
It’s to awe the masses, there is no other benefit.
- Comment on Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? 4 weeks ago:
after rolling out 100 metres of photovoltaic (PV) panels in between active tracks
One of the biggest concerns, previously expressed by the International Union of Railways, is that the panels could suffer micro-cracks, lead to a higher risk of fires and distract train drivers due to reflections
Built-in sensors also ensure they work properly while brushes attached to the end of trains can remove dirt from the panels’ surface.
Yeah that doesn’t really sound like a resounding success IMO.
Just put it on a house?
- Comment on Are there any developments for a satellite constellation hacker group that provides internet service globally to bypass censorship? 4 weeks ago:
You could just go starlink or IRIS² ?
- Comment on Storage?! In this economy!? 4 weeks ago:
Yeah, it’s half joke, half backup territory (so the drives could just be offline mostly).
- Comment on Authoritarianism acts as a psychological bridge for dark personalities, study finds 4 weeks ago:
Water is wet, more at seven
- Comment on Storage?! In this economy!? 4 weeks ago:
So is there a raid 12 for my 13 500GB drives?
- Comment on Rule 2 Clarifications and New Rule proposal I’ve gotten through (I believe) a 5 weeks ago:
I’m a lurker, I potentially comment but usually there is not much to add when the pros have posted, so if I’d try to promote my secure, takedownsafe P2P sharing protocol (if people started using it, everyone could have a web-space, backups, a “drop-box”, an online presence, and more), it’d be kicked?
I’m just trying to understand where I am, the overall rule is completely understandable.
- Comment on Oh lord yes 5 weeks ago:
Yeah this “thermodynamics” thing is so stupid, there’s enough energy in a sugar cube to power my home for months.
I also probably have the genetics to “keep warm” which helps if you want to lose weight, and as a male I don’t get the hormonal changes at a certain age that makes you gain weight, etc. etc. etc.
Then we have those who just expertly state “eat less”, yeah man who would have thought eh.
On a more reasonable scale, things like ditching sugar (including fruit, corn, cooked carrots etc) make wonders, probably because dropping that addiction (which is hard) makes it easier to eat less.
Sport in itself cannot outrun the spoon,but it might fire up desires to be in good shape, and lose weight might be part of that, and that’s really something, IMO.
Good luck with your long term goals everyone!
- Comment on Bambu Slicer now includes Ads 1 month ago:
Thanks! Will check out.
- Comment on Bambu Slicer now includes Ads 1 month ago:
Thanks!
What part does it do? Slicer I guess 😁, but what about the printer itself, does it need a new firmware?
- Comment on Bambu Slicer now includes Ads 1 month ago:
Is there some FOSS replacement for the bambu soft?
- Comment on "But they could've posed a threat to the new system!" 1 month ago:
It’s wild that someone can be a tankie, at least for more than say a year or something until the novelty veneer goes away.
- Comment on Question: What are some alternatives to a Raspberry Pi good for a small home server? 1 month ago:
1 to 2€ a month is a fair baseline IMO.
You won’t get under that with a raspberry either without deep tinkering (tinkering you can apply to a laptop too ofc).
- Comment on Question: What are some alternatives to a Raspberry Pi good for a small home server? 1 month ago:
Yeah don’t get a server-laptop lol.
- Comment on I'm sorry for who fell for the relentless marketing 2 months ago:
My old homemade printer
- Comment on What software are you using for CAD/modeling? 2 months ago:
😁