MummifiedClient5000
@MummifiedClient5000@feddit.dk
- Comment on Does Vanilla Flavoring Actually Come From Beaver Butts? 2 days ago:
It’s just a dumb myth. The vanilla glands are actually located in the taint and are just expressed through the butt.
- Comment on Meet the first person to own over 40,000 paid Steam games 2 weeks ago:
Glad to learn that it is not me.
- Comment on French zoo returns poorly panda and partner to China 3 weeks ago:
I’m glad we got that sorted :-)
- Comment on French zoo returns poorly panda and partner to China 3 weeks ago:
I could be wrong about that. If there’s still a live offspring in Mexico from the panda couple that was gifted by China, then I guess it is not owned by China and the article you mentioned has some truth to it.
- Comment on French zoo returns poorly panda and partner to China 3 weeks ago:
Pandas only live naturally in China and it is almost impossible to get them to breed in captivity because they are as dumb as they are rare, so China lends pandas out to countries that… please the Chinese leadership. This is called Panda diplomacy.
China did give Mexico a panda couple once, but they are dead now. (The pandas, not the Chinese).
- Comment on Putin tells Xi China-Russia ties are at 'unprecedented level' 1 month ago:
Don’t kinkshame. I’m sure trump and putin are just exploring their sexuality. Cuckplay is not for everyone.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
People are never just one thing. He sounds like a good person with poor impulse control / decision making skills.
- Comment on Argentina wants to monitor social media with AI to ‘predict future crimes’ 1 month ago:
Why doesn’t he simply ask his dog clones that also have psychic powers?
- Comment on What is the magic diet for no-wipe poops? 2 months ago:
There is no such thing. At best, you’ll do one courtesy wipe and hang the paper back.
- Comment on I wonder how many people throughout history have confused Floaters with ghosts, UFOs, or other paranormal phenomena 2 months ago:
There must be people that mistake ghosts for eye floaters too, so it probably balances it out.
- Comment on New paint scheme just in after Delta moves toward eliminating set prices in favor of AI that determines how much you personally will pay for a ticket in a classic price fixing scam 2 months ago:
Captain Jack Sparrow!
- Comment on Russia says minister fired by Putin killed himself 3 months ago:
Got in his car, fired two rounds to the back of his own head and disposed of the gun.
- Comment on Kanye West officially banned from entering Australia 3 months ago:
A penal colony gotta have standards.
- Comment on Half a million Spotify users are unknowingly grooving to an AI-generated band 3 months ago:
Perfect description of Buckethead, if not for the “only post 2023” qualifier.
- Comment on An ambitious Baldur's Gate 3 custom campaign mod's first build is up and running, and its devs are teasing demo news soon 3 months ago:
Fascinating. I might be a while.
- Comment on Facebook is asking to use Meta AI on photos in your camera roll you haven’t yet shared 3 months ago:
“Nice dick bro, ever wondered how it would look in a Studio Ghibli movie?”
- Comment on An ambitious Baldur's Gate 3 custom campaign mod's first build is up and running, and its devs are teasing demo news soon 3 months ago:
I truly don’t understand what mods they expect the community to come up with for a game where you can already play nude.
- Comment on Elon Musk wants to rewrite "the entire corpus of human knowledge" with Grok 3 months ago:
Isn’t everyone just sick of his bullshit though?
- Comment on Splitting comic books into panel 3 months ago:
Both cbr and cbz are just compressed archives - R for Rar and Z for Zip. The format has got nothing to do with how the images are displayed in a reader application.
If you want any reader to read a comic frame by frame instead of page by page, you’d have to uncompress the file, then cut out each individual frame and give them sensible names (eg. page_39_frame_03.png or somesuch) and then recompress.
Someone else in the thread mention software that can do this, but it might not always work as expected, when the layout is not straight-forward.
- Comment on What can I do with this laptop keyboard? 3 months ago:
- Comment on Meta shareholders overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to explore adding Bitcoin to the company's treasury, with less than 1% voting in favor of the measure 4 months ago:
Do the shareholders not realize how much easier it is to bribe the president with crypto?
- Comment on Bachelor Chow slabs, anyone? 4 months ago:
Dinner, it’s what’s for dinner. Now with 5% more foodstuff.
Try our new Breakfast Dinner. The same Dinner you already know you are able to digest, but now you can have it for breakfast too.
- Comment on Minio strips away almost all features from OSS interface and suggests people use their paid "AIStor" service instead 4 months ago:
mc mirror is a pretty straightforward method of migration. Should work if the other end is S3-compatible.
- Comment on US popularity collapses worldwide in wake of Trump’s return 5 months ago:
Just one question.
- Comment on Who would win in a fight, a Gorilla or a Bear of equal weight? 5 months ago:
A gorilla and a bear, equal weight, meet in the woods and you think they are going to fight? No.
They’re going to become the best of friends.
First, they’d size each other up, realize they’re equally matched. Then, they’d nod, respectfully, and decide to team up. They would be unstoppable. The gorilla, with its incredible strength, agility, and problem-solving skills, would be the brains of the operation. It’d plan their strategies, communicate with other animals, innovate and adapt human tools for their use, and keep their team organized. The bear, with its raw power, intimidating presence, and fearsome reputation, would be the muscle. It’d protect their territory, hunt for food, and strike fear into the hearts of any who dared to resist their expansion.
Together, they’d rule the forest, a formidable duo that no other animal would dare challenge. They would create a network of informants and allies, with birds acting as their eyes in the sky, and smaller mammals like squirrels and raccoons helping to gather resources and spread their influence. The gorilla would also know when to use diplomacy, forging alliances with other animal groups to strengthen their hold.
Humans, overwhelmed and outmatched, would have no choice but to retreat, leaving the cities to the new rulers of the urban jungle. The gorilla and the bear, once mere forest dwellers, would now sit atop the crumbling skyscrapers, surveying their vast kingdom, a testament to their unlikely friendship and unstoppable power. The legend of their alliance would echo through the generations, a reminder that sometimes, the most fearsome of foes can become the greatest of friends.
- Comment on Simon Pegg Tried To Get Nick Frost Cast As An Iconic Star Trek Character: "I've Pitched It Multiple Times" 6 months ago:
Tribbles are MONSTERS!
- Comment on Simon Pegg Tried To Get Nick Frost Cast As An Iconic Star Trek Character: "I've Pitched It Multiple Times" 6 months ago:
Are tribbles a joke to you?
- Comment on Simon Pegg Tried To Get Nick Frost Cast As An Iconic Star Trek Character: "I've Pitched It Multiple Times" 6 months ago:
Nick Frost would be a great tribble/human hybrid.
- Comment on Heck is just "hell" and "fuck" combined 6 months ago:
I’d guess that it originates from Hekkenfeldt, an old Nothern European name for Hekla (Heklufjall), an Icelandic volcano believed to be the entrance to Hell and a meeting place for witches.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
But the US is also weirdly prudish about sex.
