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[–] [email protected] 8 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

36% of the eligible population didn't vote and that can only mean they were fine with both Trump and Harris. That makes 71% of the population - the majority of the people.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago

I don't miss carrying 20 kg CRTs.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

that… for lack of a better term - liberalized global trade - were a mistake, and they are intent on reversing them at all costs.

I wonder if they thought that through. The US might not have an economy left by the time the factories replacing foreign products are set up.

[–] [email protected] 27 points 2 weeks ago (8 children)

ATV is cool, yeah!

But sampling soil from who-knows-where is shit. Imagine two weeks of rain at 4 °C and everyday you have to drive out. You are muddy, you are wet, you are freezing.

[–] [email protected] 7 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

That article has a number of problems.

The force of gravity is weak. And not just a little bit weak. It’s so much weaker than the other three fundamental forces—electromagnetism and the strong and weak nuclear forces—that it’s almost impossible to provide analogies.

Gravity isn't a force. It's the curvature of spacetime, the bending itself. You can't compare it to the three other forces.

We can’t see the bulk, touch the bulk, experience the bulk, or otherwise interact with the bulk because our entire universe—all the particles and forces of nature—are restricted to life on the brane.

That means it isn't falsifiable. It's same as believing in god - it's faith and not a scientific theory. Also the article says:

Physicists just need some way to pierce the veil of the brane and peer into the realm of the bulk.

How should physicists do that when by definition a bulk can't be detected? In the later parts it is claimed that the bulk-brane-interactions somehow influences gravity and that this influence could be detected. I call bullshit.

If our running knowledge of gravity is mistaken

We know that our understanding of gravity is flawed because we can't unify it with the theory of quantum mechanics. But there must be a link between them.

In 2019, the LIGO detector (...) measured gravitational waves emanating from the merger of a black hole with … something else. The black hole had a mass of around 23 solar masses. Its companion had a mass of only 2.6 solar masses. That’s far too small to be a black hole … but also a little too big to be a neutron star.

Objects with a mass above 2.5 solar masses are likely light weight black holes. Source

The whole article consists only of a lot of 'could be', nothing tangible and bullshit.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

What? How? What happened to his neck? O_o

[–] [email protected] 3 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

Where the heck is its head? 😳

[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

A wheellock mechanism is a wheel that creates a spark to ignite the gunpowder.
You can see the wheel on the right side of the weapon just below the dog (the arm that holds the pyrite). You wind it up and upon release it moves the dog to create a spark.

It has nothing to do with the rotating cylinder of a revolver.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 weeks ago

I'm also 40-something and I see all that stuff around me. It's hard not to notice. All the (6) colleagues in my office room are divorced and in most cases the (ex-)wife is the reason. And when I see the other women... there aren't a lot of good choices.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

Some guys would do that because they know they won't have a chance to get a 'better' woman.

The problem is women and men are different and they treat each other differently.

No man would would push down a young beautiful woman from the edge of a bed. Women notice that and are flattered that they are wanted so much. Honestly women only need not to be obese and the guys will line up. But that's only true for young woman. After 30-35-year-old most women beauty diminish rapidly.
Men on the other hand age visibly slowly. A lot of women still judge them handsome when the guys are already 40 or 50 years old. (There are of course ugly 40 and 50 years old.) But young men are more often only playthings and only the 6-6-6 ones have a good shot a being choosy.

[–] [email protected] 6 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

Did the Romans have doors? Or did they use curtains or something similar? What was more common?

I see several curtains in the picture but I'm not sure if there's a door somewhere.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (4 children)

Which is true. But! Men <30 years old usually are more tolerant in what they accept. They'll take almost any woman 18-30 years, low or high income, fat or skinny, beautiful or ugly, etc.

Women below 30 years age on the other hand often are fixated on 6-6-6 rule (6+ foot height, 6 digits income, 6 pack) which are like the top 1% of the male population. Once they are older and want to 'settle down' they won't get any of these top guys because these guys can cherrypick their women. And then the women are disappointed by the 'left-overs'. I'm not an incel but I can understand why it (sometimes? often?) happens this way.

How to solve this? No idea.
How did couple come together 100 years ago? What did they do different back then?

 

Hi fellow selfhosters!

What hostnames do you use for your systems and services?
And maybe why if it's an interesting story.

I'll start:
Steam Deck: krax
Smartphone: krix (once I get LineageOS installed again)
MiniPC: krux
Reserved for future use: krex & krox

Creative, I know. 😅 The names have no deeper meaning. The x comes from Linux. That's it.

I know some of you use god names of certain pantheons, such as Thor. But I find that boring as a lot of people are doing that.  
 
 

Now let your pants down and tell me all about

your embarrassing host names!

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It just popped up in my mind.

  • You could decorate any room as you like. You don't even need to step out of it most of the times.
  • Other people can be projected inside it like Voyager's doctor.
  • Also rooms could be much smaller. They only need to be big enough a human(oid) can fit inside.
  • In emergency cases most holograms can be shut off to match increased energy demands by weapons and shields. You only really need seating/bed and a (non-exploding) console screen.
  • Much of the specialized rooms like a bar, med bay, etc. won't be needed anymore as a holodeck can imitate all of them.

It irritated me a bit that a Discovery gets fancy floating warp nacelles but holodecks are... wait, does Discovery has a holodeck? I don't remember seeing one.

 

Moin zusammen,

ich bin mehrfach über Posts gestoßen, die eigentlich nur aus einem Link und gelegentlich einem Vorschaubild bestehen.
Ich verlinke so was mal nicht; ich denke, jeder stolpert des öfteren selber darüber.

Ich persönlich finde das ziemlich dünn. Ist Lemmy nicht dafür gedacht, einen Ort für Diskussionen/Austausch zu haben? Einfach nur einen Link zu posten, halte ich ich für nicht ausreichend, um eine Diskussion zu starten.

Ich schlage daher vor, dass jeder Post wenigstens drei Stichpunkte oder drei Sätzen beinhalten muss.
Natürlich kann diese Regel nicht für jede Community gelten. Es gibt ja bspw. Coms., wo nur Bilder gepostet werden, da will kaum einer was schreiben.
Vielleicht ergibt so eine Regel auch wirklich nur für Posts Sinn, die "nur" auf eine Webseite verweisen.

Ich finde es halt nur nicht gut, wenn einfach nur ein Link hingeklatscht wird und es dann: "Sieh zu," heißt.

Wie seht ihr das?

Grüße!

 
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I (only) have one shirt by them. I was a test buy and it worked out. After several washes that shirt is still in good shape. The shirts from the far east would be too damaged to wear by now.

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