Swedneck
@Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on Oh, no you didn't 1 week ago:
guy with the finger is going “oh you did NOT just do that”
- Comment on Cat Balcony 1 week ago:
my big worry is that cats are liquid, i’d want the netting to be like twice as dense…
- Comment on probably a religious or ritual object 4 weeks ago:
i think it entirely depends on who the new printer owner is, printing a vase is much more appealing to someone who isn’t a 3d printing nerd since it’s way faster and actually somewhat practical (most people wouldn’t consider a benchy particularly decorative)
- Comment on probably a religious or ritual object 4 weeks ago:
“i just think they’re neat!”
- Comment on Cleopatra lived closer to us in time than the pyramids 4 weeks ago:
i mean she did also live in egypt which tends to make people less pale regardless of genetics
you should see what some swedes look like by the time autumn rolls in, like a packet of fucking beef jerky
- Comment on Cleopatra lived closer to us in time than the pyramids 4 weeks ago:
i’m my own grandpaaaaaaaa
- Comment on Lead by example 5 weeks ago:
maybe add caffeine to the list considering how many people are wholly reliant on it for the most basic of function
- Comment on Through the ages 5 weeks ago:
Grug wants to be a bear, not a lion! hahahahaha why don’t you go join the bear tribe to the north you fucking dweeb lmfaooo
- Comment on Through the ages 5 weeks ago:
“hnnn grr ugh, ugha bugh hrrrg"
oh my god what the fuck am i saying, i sound like a fucking denisovan oh my god just kill me nowcut to internal monologue of the girl he’s talking to
oh my god he sounds like a denisovan that’s so hot - Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 5 weeks ago:
honestly i’m just amazed there’s ANY sort of actual usable computer on there at all, though of course it’s hilariously expensive and not even in stock
- Comment on New Jersey legalizes plug-in solar panels that could trim up to $50 from monthly 5 weeks ago:
fortunately this is an eminently solvable problem, hence why it’s legal anywhere. The solar panels can simply have circuits that detect the grid going offline and instantly cut their own power output.
- Comment on Destoying Angel(?) 5 weeks ago:
certainly looks like it: General shape and size, hanging veil, white gills, “flaky” stem…
And most importantly i can’t see anything that would hint at any other ID. - Comment on Particle Made Entirely Out of Force Officially Confirmed 1 month ago:
gravity is stored in the balls
- Comment on Betel nut traces in 25,000-year-old teeth point to early human drug use 1 month ago:
i just assume people would drug it the fuck up the moment they evolve the ability to actively think “hm, chewing these leaves makes me feel funny”
so presumably our ancestors were having drinking nights before even leaving the trees, just finding half-rotten fruit and squishing open… a… warm one… with the lads
- Comment on Unknown minimushroom This has been in my wallpaper & random image collect 1 month ago:
not fungi or plants or animals, but a secret fourth thing
- Comment on Unknown minimushroom This has been in my wallpaper & random image collect 1 month ago:
Slime molds aren’t fungi, sadly. OP will now be launched into the sun for their crime
- Comment on Balancing act 1 month ago:
zig-zag stitch on a sewing machine
- Comment on Chanterelles in PA still going strong! 1 month ago:
those shits are why people don’t pick mushrooms: “oh yeah this thing that looks like death incarnate? perfectly edible. Noononononono don’t touch the one that looks like a champignon it’ll erase you from the fabric of the universe!”
- Comment on Made me smile 1 month ago:
i wonder how many microorganisms have ended up surviving being flung out from the atmosphere such that they could theoretically have seen the far side of the moon if they had eyes…
- Comment on Made me smile 1 month ago:
except with a few more bootprints on it
- Comment on I'm down with this 1 month ago:
it’s also… just a chat platform, lol.
- Comment on I'm down with this 1 month ago:
i’m going to start a cult where everything has to be violently anachronistic. Either art deco, art nouveau, or some distinct pre-1700’s style.
Brick skyscrapers next to hobbit holes and swiss cottages; people wearing those chinese scribe outfits and pulling a smart-pocket-watch from their sleeve to read a telegraph they just recieved, while sitting on a horse-pulled tram (electric, the horses just walk in front for the vibes) with wood panel interior and free wifi.
- Comment on They are indeed 1 month ago:
- Comment on There Is No Male Loneliness Crisis. What’s Actually Happening Is So Much Darker. 2 months ago:
hey now, what about LAN parties? You can meet a whole bunch of passionate… League of legends players…
- Comment on There Is No Male Loneliness Crisis. What’s Actually Happening Is So Much Darker. 2 months ago:
Same. I’ve been getting by on welfare basically my entire life and consider “taking the bus to mcdonalds” to be a quite extravagant luxury, so basically everything i see is so utterly fucking alienating.
Just people driving to work makes me want to scream myself hoarse, people are spending more on their daily transportation than i can afford to spend on food. - Comment on It's inevitable 2 months ago:
double guess who invented spreadsheets and why
- Comment on Three Millennia Ago, Humans May Have Spoken Thousands More Languages Than We Have Today, During a Linguistic 'Golden Age' 2 months ago:
who says they couldn’t communicate? People can learn many languages.
The fact that you assume this kinda just shows how we’ve regressed. - Comment on Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? 3 months ago:
trains are just arthropods with wheels instead of legs.
- Body consists of a hard shell rather than a skeleton ✅
- Multiple locomotory limbs ✅
- Small limbs at the front of the face ✅
- Smooth top, greebles on the bottom ✅
- Comment on I am begging the mods to make this into a rule 3 months ago:
thanks for adding context to this context
- Comment on Humans Were Using Fire Long Before Scientists Thought Possible, Study Says 4 months ago:
does poo burn particularly well?