niktemadur
@niktemadur@lemmy.world
- Comment on Think about it 4 days ago:
Yes it do, think about it!
- Comment on Cooking pizza 5 days ago:
So as not to “bruise the cheese”.
- Comment on One Angry Man 1 week ago:
Back to back Bond!
For Your Eye Only
Monopussy - Comment on Sad palaeo noises 1 week ago:
I’ll take the giant fungi forests.
- Comment on A great find 1 week ago:
Then you open it up…
and the whole damn thing has lines and paragraphs underlined with markers in different colors. - Comment on bird based storage 2 weeks ago:
You might need a murder of crows for that one.
- Comment on job position 2 weeks ago:
Where’s the shaman?
- Comment on The next time you hear someone say they're just vibing in life without a job, just look at this image. 2 weeks ago:
Arguably, there’s a lot to criticize her about, but her leading a carefree lifestyle and finding success in publicizing it doesn’t seem like one.
Wanna bet that whoever latches onto the image to jam their lazy uninformed truthiness (as Stephen Colbert coined the term) narrative into, uses the same kind of lazy uninformed truthiness narrative
bOtH pArTiEs ArE tHe SaMe LoL aMiRiTe MuH pURiTeH
to not vote and empower the goose-stepping fascist goons into the federal government and into their communities. - Comment on crypto investment 2 weeks ago:
Ritzcoin?
- Comment on well? 3 weeks ago:
But then there’s the guy who added all the mass and energy of the observable universe, calculated its’ Schwarzschild Radius, and came up with 13.8 billion light years.
There’s also how our observable universe’s Hubble Horizon acts like a black hole event horizon, the way in which even the speed of light is insufficient to escape beyond.
A lot of the math inside a black hole is eerily similar to the math of our own horizon, as traced by the age of the universe plus the speed of light.
- Comment on How Coldplay actually sounds 3 weeks ago:
Coldplay is for people who think they enjoy high art because they watch period costume dramas about the Victorian Age. Because that’s what high art is, isn’t it? Stuffy settings and dialogue, delivered in a bygone accent.
- Comment on salty child 3 weeks ago:
Take it one level lower on down, when you’re the size of an electron, orbitals are wild, turbulent places, sometimes sharing electrons which also often get zapped by light, so they jump to a higher orbital, then they randomly spit out that photon and reappear back down… all the orbitals of a molecule violently jiggling all the time.
Take photosynthesis. Simply put and to oversimplify but it’s essentially accurate, a photon hits an electron bullseye in a leaf molecule, which sets off a wave of energy in motion, breaking up molecules, reassembling them into sugars and waste product (oxygen).
A red photon raises an electron one orbital up, that sets off one process at a certain level of energy. A blue photon raises an electron two orbitals up, that sets off another process at twice the energy level. - Comment on Orb 3 weeks ago:
T H I C C Mitochondria!
- Comment on In the cave 3 weeks ago:
This was originally a Warhol idea, wasn’t it?
A six hour film of the Empire State building, as the day goes and the lighting changes, I think it was meant as like a window from an apartment or office right in the thick of Manhattan.Truth be told, I don’t hate the idea. Currently, it could be a framed digital screen on a loop, or showing a webcam feed. Why not a live view of Istanbul, or of the Moroccan desert?
- Comment on Dik Piks 4 weeks ago:
Why don’t you please tell us how you really feel?
The burn is so hot, it’s gonna cost several thousand in ER fees. - Comment on Every time 4 weeks ago:
Don’t you wish there was a way to quit enabling these shit-kickin’ shitheads. To let them actually live what they preach, in isolation without their shitwater splashing and spilling around everywhere else.
None of their politicians asking for handouts behind closed doors and under the table, too embarrassed to admit to the voters that yes, indeed, a collective government IS extremely useful AND convenient when you need it the most, and not only when YOU need it but also when OTHERS need it, too.
But one might as well try and explain quantum mechanics to a goddamned brick wall.
- Comment on oops 4 weeks ago:
Yeah, it’s sooooo funny… it’s heeeeeeel-larious! I don’t know about you, but I for one can’t stop laughing!
The way language is used or abused creates patterns in the mind.
I strongly suspect that this way of using language is not healthy at all, for an individual nor for a community. - Comment on Viewers like you 5 weeks ago:
Then there is also all those mediocre non-voters who empowered by default the motivated-by-hysteria, toxic dregs of society, up and down Main St. and deep within their communities and suburbs.
- Comment on Not for me, tho 1 month ago:
What time is it?
It’s Beer O’clock! - Comment on It was all a lie, wasn't it? 1 month ago:
Wainscoting. Sounds like… a little Dorset village. Wainscoting.
- Comment on Don't tell me what to do. 1 month ago:
…unless you heat them up first, to kill the bacteria; two minutes on HIGH ought to do it.
- Comment on How streaming changed the way you watch TV 1 month ago:
The moral of the story is: no rusty banal or shitty memory is banal or shitty enough, for these postmodern kids nowadays to NOT commoditize it as “nostalgia”. EXACTLY like their boomer parents with their own rusty banal or shitty items in their memory bank.
“I look around me, and the horizon seems to be at the same distance everywhere I look, therefore it must be obvious: I am at the center of the Universe.”
- Comment on Oranges? In this economy? 1 month ago:
Orange-shooting Man!
- Comment on Why is cottage cheese the only cheese defined by some relationship to a building? 1 month ago:
Queso Casita
- Comment on Yes, in my back yard: people who live near large-scale solar projects are happy to have more built nearby 1 month ago:
Here’s a strange idea that just occurred to me, to further push YIMBI-ism:
Make electricity free for all those who live within a certain radius of the solar arrays. - Comment on Suggestion 1 month ago:
Chuckables.
Guffawfables. - Comment on Hertz, showing the difference between science and engineering 1 month ago:
He might have won the very first Nobel Prize, had he not passed away just a few years prior, and much too young, wasn’t he in his late-30s or early-40s?
In fact, I believe that had Hertz remained alive and won his prize, the Nobel Committee would not have felt obliged to give it to Marconi a few years later.
Marconi was a back-stabbing asshole who became one of the wealthiest men in the world by abusing the gentlemanly trust of others, and coasting on someone else’s technology - particularly the way crystals oscillate, and some of them serve nicely as a sort of “translation point” between electromagnetic waves and the physical apparatus that transmits and/or receives the signal.
- Comment on Peak male form 2 months ago:
Some of these guy are packin’ some serious heat!
- Comment on magnum pi 2 months ago:
Euler and Gauss… the lads.
- Comment on Stop this tomfoolery at once 2 months ago:
Hey Farva! What’s the name of that restaurant you like?