DirigibleProtein
@DirigibleProtein@aussie.zone
- Comment on “Production” to describe multiplication? 1 day ago:
More than forty years ago, “product” was used at school to mean multiplication. ie, “What is the product of 35 and 41?”
Maybe education systems in different countries used different terms over the years?
- Comment on [UK] Live facial recognition cameras may become ‘commonplace’ as police use soars 1 week ago:
I’m immune compromised. I wear an N95 mask whenever I go out. Sometimes to change things up, I’ll draw a smiley (or other) mouth on it with felt tip markers. Just need to work out how to disguise everything about the mask in a way that doesn’t look like a deliberate disguise.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
If they make you take a polygraph test, insist on a tarot reading and a full personal horoscope as well. Between the three of them, there’s no way that they can’t find the truth!
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
writting a letter
- Comment on What would I need to do to successfully paint with my own menstrual blood? 4 weeks ago:
Mix with egg whites to make gouache and it’s likely to last for hundreds of years.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
Just for once, I’d like to see Gibbs ask how soon to decrypt the laptop, and Abby tell him, “Literally about 3 million years”.
- Comment on “Bionic Girl” Debuts New Wireless Hands That Even Work When Detached From the Main Prosthetic 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
(not OP)
Gamma AI
Hello everyone,
I am currently an intern and I am using Gamma for the first time as part of a price study for a property. I have to create a presentation, and I chose Gamma because it seemed convenient for that.
But I have a question: is Gamma only used to create visual presentations, or can it also help me generate relevant content (for example: analyses, price comparisons, insights, etc.)?
And if possible, how can I best formulate my requests so that he gives me useful information?
- Comment on What is this called? 1 month ago:
On your shoulders…
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Zero three hundred am o’clock in the morning
- Comment on Have there been any major changes noticed in countries that have recently split? 1 month ago:
My parents emigrated in the late 1950s. After the Berlin Wall came down, they returned to Germany as tourists and noticed that former East Germans spoke a noticeably different dialect to West Germans, my father said it was similar to the difference between British English and North American English, but the change had come in only about 30 years.
- Comment on How long before I can sleep on my memory foam mattress? 1 month ago:
Did it come with instructions? We left ours for 24 hours and it was fine. YMMV
- Comment on Why do people insist on not answering ALL the questions in an email or text message? 1 month ago:
People are lazy, they get so many emails each day, they couldn’t be bothered reading messages properly. I have turned into a cynical annoying person and write emails with large clear action points like this:
Hi, I have some comments and questions.
Please answer 2 (two) questions so that I can proceed with my part of this work. Without an answer to both, no more work will be done and the project will be on hold.
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1. Yes or no- Does this mean that the flibbertygibbet must be completed first?
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2. You need to provide further information on the doohickey because there is not enough detail for me to be able to goober the whatchamacallit
And then keep forwarding the original email every day until I get the required information. When the boss asks why no progress has been made, I can show him the email trail asking for information.
Cover your ass, keep adding the same questions until you get an answer.
- Comment on Are any calls without caller ID legit? 1 month ago:
Government departments, hospital, many companies regularly call me with “No Caller ID” and then seem surprised when I don’t answer.
If it’s urgent, they
willshould leave a message (instead they keep calling and complain that “it’s hard to get hold of me”).I actually just got a new phone number because I was receiving literally hundreds of spam calls, text messages, and voicemail messages on a foreign language, every week. I have “Silence unknown callers” switched on. Only my contacts can get through. If anyone else doesn’t leave a voicemail, send a text message, or email me, then it’s not urgent and I won’t even try to follow up.
- Comment on What kind of CAPTCHA is this? 2 months ago:
This is not a captcha, it’s a trick. Don’t do it.
They copy malware into your clipboard and try to trick you into pasting that malware into an environment that will run it.
Delete/ignore and move along.
- Comment on Other than Canada and Australia, which countries are best alternatives to traveling to the USA? 2 months ago:
New Zealand
- Comment on how tf do you warm up plates? 2 months ago:
Put it in the oven on lowest setting
- Comment on If you are ever feeling like what you are doing is meaningless, remember that there are American lawyers and judges who have spent many years studying US constitutional law. 2 months ago:
If you ever feel like what you are doing is meaningless, remember that there is someone in a BMW factory installing indicators.
- Comment on What are some slow acting poisons? 2 months ago:
- Heavy metals: lead, mercury
- Arsenic in small doses over a long period
I don’t know of any plants, but I do know that the leaves of nightshades (potato, tomato, eggplant, capsicum, tobacco) are
poisonoustoxic in large doses. - Comment on Generational trauma is a form of psychological evolutionary adaptation. 2 months ago:
I’ve heard that people with post traumatic stress can pass it on to their children, which certainly seems to be the case in my family.
- Comment on Meat flavored with a hint of fruit sounds alright. But fruit flavored with a hint of meat sounds gross. 2 months ago:
They both sound gross.
- Comment on I do not agree with their political views, but skinheads make pretty nice punk music 2 months ago:
As a punk from the 1970s, I can tell you most definitely that skinheads and punks are different groups and listen to different music.
Can’t find a direct link to Time Magazine - The Tribes of Britain
- Comment on Best ad blocker for ios browser Safari? What would you suggest? 2 months ago:
I’ve just started using Adguard and it seems to work well. Blocks YouTube ads too.
- Comment on What happens if I eat a box of paper clips before an MRI? 2 months ago:
You’ll get a big surprise!
- Comment on What's this thing stuck on my dirty underwear? Is it a piece of undissolved tide pod? 3 months ago:
Left a tissue in your pocket? Maybe the detergent got caught in a fold and didn’t get a chance to get rinsed out?
- Comment on Is there any handbooks for warning lights on cars/machinery 3 months ago:
Dunno man, sorry. I haven’t worked in construction sites for more than 30 years, I wouldn’t know where to look either.
- Comment on i took an iq test and it was nice and i took my time doing it but the answer was 86, is that bad?? 3 months ago:
The results of IQ tests vary from country to country, from city to city, and depend a lot on socio-economic, educational, and cultural background. They can be a good bit of fun but aren’t consistently reliable. I wouldn’t worry too much about it.
- Comment on Is there any handbooks for warning lights on cars/machinery 3 months ago:
On the outside? There’s almost certainly a standard for your country and industry. For example, nsw.gov.au/…/RMS-45070588-Flashing-lights-and-sir…
- Comment on conflicted about my coworkers' overpunctuality 3 months ago:
What was the question again?
- Comment on What really separates a PC from a server? Mainly the hardware, but I guess software too. 3 months ago:
Technically, only intent.
I can run a samba or plex server, for example, from my raspberry Pi, my desktop pc, or my laptop. These can all be considered servers as well as desktop PCs.
I could, in theory, buy a secondhand rackmount server from eBay and run it at home as a “desktop” pc with windows or Linux.
More practically, hardware architecture that provides redundancy and continuous uptime. A commercial enterprise server could have multiple hot-swap hard disks in a raid array, redundant and hot-swappable power supplies, and something in the back of my mind tells me that even RAM and CPU can be hot-swappable in some models (am I thinking of IBM power or did I imagine it?).
The advent of cloud and virtual machines could work towards making hardware redundancy and continuous uptime obsolete, but there are cases where servers on premises continue to be used and preferred.
I hope that others will correct me and add further information.