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candyman337 , in Exactly why i wont play Homecooked with my gf

The secret is that all those ideas come from when we had big open kitchens, now most people can’t afford that

tryptaminev ,

Our kitchen only allows to pass each other moving sideways and we have about two and a half spaces on the working top. It still is romantic.

STK96 , in Reddit is a shithole

I reported an account that was posting CP and they banned ME for report abuse and let them continue posting but removed one of their CP posts. Reddit is a cesspool.

Vorticity ,

I wonder if Reddit could be held legally liable for trafficking in CP in that case. They were explicitly told “this is CP and should be deleted” and they didn’t act.

STK96 ,

No idea, it’s weird they reacted that way because I reported all three of the CP posts on that account instead of just the one though. Evidently they have some questionable staff.

Krachsterben ,

They didn’t care for many years when /jailbait or /creepshots (pictures taken of women without their consent) was still a thing. It brought them traffic along with all their other porn subs

They only cared when advertisers caught wind of them & considered dropping out

From Wikipedia:

Communities devoted to explicit material saw rising popularity, and r/jailbait, which featured provocative shots of underage teenagers, became the chosen “subreddit of the year” in the “Best of reddit” user poll in 2008, and at one point, making “jailbait” the second most common search term for the site.[3] Erik Martin, general manager of Reddit, defended the subreddit by saying that such controversial pages were a consequence of allowing free speech on the site.[117]

STK96 ,

Yeah I learned about this recently. Insane isn’t it?

SocialMediaRefugee ,

So that is ok but if you post to an “unapproved” subreddit (even if you are leaving a criticism of them) you get banned from subreddits by bots. Then you accidently post to one of them from a 2nd account and your account gets perma banned. Yay! “Reddit, a place for open discussion for only people we approve of subject to arbitrary rules.”

banned ME for report abuse

Wouldn’t be surprised if the poster was a mod.

Texas_Hangover ,

Probably one of the admins alts.

STK96 ,

Crazy to think about but maybe.

focusedkiwibear , in Uno reverse 🔁

lol so funny this guy thinks we’re just gonna stop calling it Twitter

kamen ,

Can I call it “Twatter” instead? It seems way more fitting.

Leviathan ,

Xitter with the ‘x’ pronounced as ‘sh’.

AngryCommieKender ,

Xitler same pronunciation of x

Yendor ,

“The Chaser” is a satire site. This never happened.

db2 , in incredible

Electricity is easy to make though… a couple magnets and some copper wire.

Transform2942 ,

Easy materials to get from your local 1st century hardware store

tallwookie ,
@tallwookie@lemmy.world avatar

they’d probably have non-shitty copper by then, but magnets? thems witchcraft

preciouspupp ,

Most people dont even know how to make wires.

tallwookie ,
@tallwookie@lemmy.world avatar

really? isnt it just forcing/extruding hot metal through a die?

Alteon ,

How do you make the die?

tallwookie ,
@tallwookie@lemmy.world avatar

1st century? probably with diamonds.

QuinceDaPence ,

Big-ass piece of cast iron with a little hole in it.

If you can convince them you know the end product I'm sure the king can point you to his metal workers and in a lot of cases come up with a solution.

Also, it's labor intensive but I think you can beat it into wire or use some other methods.

If the king says to the blacksmith "make that copper long ans skinny" he can probably make it happen.

Transform2942 ,

What tools do you use to precisely work cast iron into a small hole to create your die?

IWantToFuckSpez , (edited )

How would you buy copper with no money? It’s not like you can exchange your modern money to their currency. So first you need to find a job and any good paying job is probably protected by guilds and you don’t even speak their language so good luck finding a mentor who will offer an apprenticeship. You will be a peasant. Nothing more than a subsistence farmer who has to rent the land and give half his yield to the local lord. Hunting? Killing anything bigger than a fowl will get you in trouble since big game is property of the lord.

Also copper ore doesn’t lie freely on the ground. You need to mine for that shit and be lucky that there is a source in the vicinity, since you can’t travel very far. Can’t buy a horse with no money.

And if you found a source you need to convince an entire community to help you mine for copper. You sure as hell can’t do it alone. Good luck convincing them when everyone is busy tending their crops to prepare for the winter. And you don’t even speak their language.

BastingChemina ,

I imagine that the best way to make money would be if you manage to build a rm rudimentary still.

I feel like moonshine would be relatively easy to do and a great way to make profit of no one kills you before.

Distilled alcohol is quite rudimentary to produce but only appeared late in history. Plus it is great for leisure application, food conservation or medicine.

FlyingSquid ,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

How do you get the materials for a still with no money?

Intralexical ,

Surely you’ve got a pot or something to cook your food in, right? Stick a leaf or a hollow log over it or whatever. Seriously… Money is fake, and literally everything is materials.

FlyingSquid ,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

Sorry… how is a leaf over a pot the same as a still?

Intralexical ,

It’s a condensation surface on which vapours revert to droplets in a liquid state due to the colder ambient air-cooled temperature of the leaf compared to the gaseous medium and heat source below it (and therefore lower vapour pressure immediately next to its surface), allowing the condensate/distillate to be collected and funneled for disposal, recycling, consumption, and/or another stage of distillation, and, in this case, producing an increasingly concentrated azeotropic water-ethanol solution which you can sell for the big bucks.

…Slightly simplified, of course. You may in fact need multiple leaves over pots, or even a couple leaves bent into funnels/chutes, and possibly even one pot over another pot.

I.E., By definition, a leaf over a pot is a still, as long as you put it at a slight angle and leave a small hole at the edge so the distillate can be collected. ­— Again: Physics provides, money is mostly an illusion/labour optimization mechanism, and sheet metal might be convenient for this use case but literally everything is materials. … If your only thought on how to produce a technology yourself is “Who can I pay for this?”, then, yeah, you’re not thinking in the right lines to get there.


On another note, I like your username though. Did you know they do like pump jet lifting body action stuff in the air? Really cool.

FlyingSquid ,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

I do know that, yes. I love the fact that some squid can fly.

Gork ,

There’s always the world’s oldest profession…

Intralexical ,

Good luck convincing them when everyone is busy tending their crops to prepare for the winter.

Just sprinkle some bird poop or bat guano or whatever other nitrogen and phosphorus-rich gunk onto it when they aren’t looking.

tallwookie ,
@tallwookie@lemmy.world avatar

i guess that if we’re going to go the fantasy route, then I’d just steal everything I needed - the strong do as they please and the weak submit, after all. violence is the only language I’d need to speak

drathvedro ,

It is, but the ancient method is tedious as fuck. It was basically just pulling a piece through dozen of gradually smaller holes, by hand. I dont think you could do one pass extrusion without all of the precision machinery needed to manufacture such machine. But I aint a blacksmith, I just saw the process in some documentary a while ago.

redcalcium ,

Don’t forget it’ll need to be covered with an insulator, else your coils would short circuit and not producing any current. So you’ll need some chemistry to produce insulator thin enough to create your generator.

preciouspupp ,

No :)

PancakeLegend ,
@PancakeLegend@kbin.social avatar

And don't forget that you need to demonstrate that it's producing a current. Just get a light bulb, right??

tallwookie ,
@tallwookie@lemmy.world avatar

probably go with a hand-crank zapper or something. it’s tricky to do much without resistors and capacitors.

atyaz ,

Zap the royalty to prove your point and get flayed and executed for it

Damage ,

If you can make a generator you can make a motor, just connect them together and have one move when you spin the other

Koala ,

The could do the same with a belt, go away with your flash nonsense youngling

Double_A ,
@Double_A@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

Plating a metal object with a different metal would probably be the simplest, impressive thing. Or just heating a thin wire?

kmkz_ninja ,

Depends on if Ea-nasir was still in business.

frostwhitewolf ,

Probably easier to use a lemon and copper plates. Not sure what you’d connect to it though

Swedneck ,
@Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

Use it for electroplating/etching, that’s cool as shit

Swedneck ,
@Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

lodestones lol, people have known about those for aaaaaaaaaages

captainlezbian ,

Copper wire: yes. Magnets, get lodestones

pinkdrunkenelephants ,

You can literally mine lodestone and copper. Ancient people have mined those two things since antiquity. Where do you think it comes from now? Fairies?

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  • pinkdrunkenelephants ,

    You literally could just go dig some yourself while they’re away and procure it that way.

    cogman ,

    What do you think copper ore looks like? What tools would you use?

    Ancient mining was a punishment, generally a death sentence. It’s hard work often overseen by a slave master.

    Copper ore isn’t concentrated copper either a lot of ore goes into a little copper. There’s a reason only the really wealthy had copper items.

    pinkdrunkenelephants ,

    Well, in this scenario we’d presumably have our electronic devices with us anyway, so it’s honestly a moot point.

    FlyingSquid ,
    @FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

    It’s amazing what some people here think would be such a simple task in the ancient world.

    Tavarin ,
    @Tavarin@lemmy.ca avatar

    Bring a live translation device, and program it with whatever the expected language is. That alone would be magic to them. And you don;t need to go to a copper mine, there were markets for processed copper. Pulling it into wire is just a case of roughly forming it into a cylinder, then pulling that cylinder through successively smaller holes. A local smith could help you with that.

    FlyingSquid ,
    @FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

    And then hope they don’t kill you for being a witch.

    Anticorp ,

    Magnets, how do they work?

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  • db2 ,

    You can induce voltage on more than just copper you know. Or maybe you don’t know. You probably don’t know.

    cogman ,

    Ever wonder why it goes bronze age and then iron age? It’s because it’s a minor miracle humanity discovered how to smelt iron. Iron requires temperatures higher than you can achieve with just wood. Iron absorbs carbon and sulfur making it worthless (in the wrong mixtures).

    The process is complex and resource intensive.

    Assuming a bronze age civilization, copper or tin is the best you can hope for. Finding a magnet is going to be difficult because there’s not really ferromagnetic materials available. In the modern era the most common material is iron.

    Ashiette , in Chat GPT

    French pronounce chat as in chat, not like the animal. They are morons when it comes to foreign languages, particularly English, but not that much.

    mudmaniac ,

    I see you have said nothing to refute GPT.

    thedarkfly ,

    The GPT part is correct

    isVeryLoud ,

    Chatte GPT

    Ashiette ,

    Then it’s not cat. It’s pussy

    isVeryLoud ,

    Queef

    robdor , in Remember your training and you will survive

    I’m doing my part.

    unexposedhazard , in providing dad with more toys

    If your mom cant deal with the force, maybe your dad should do the divorce.

    DandomRude , (edited ) in we've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas
    @DandomRude@lemmy.world avatar

    Is that Angela Merkel in the middle? If so this must be at least an old photo. She is not the German chancellor anymore. Not that that would make things any better…

    NathanielThomas ,
    1. So yeah, somewhat old photo.
    DandomRude ,
    @DandomRude@lemmy.world avatar

    Just wanted to make sure. Not sure if any US representatives are in this picture though. But it kinda looks a bit like Merkel and Martin Schulz (2nd from the right, also a German politician and at the time probably President of the European Parliament - this guy looks like him) are on the lookout to see if our friends from America (on maps to the left/west from europe) would like to flip a coin as well.

    gigachad ,

    That’s Charles Michel, President of the European council. I admit they look a bit similar on this photo, but Martin Schulz was President of EU parliament until 2017.

    DandomRude ,
    @DandomRude@lemmy.world avatar

    Ahh, yes. Thanks for clearing that up.

    MNByChoice ,

    And Boris from the UK.

    I guess it didn’t work. Any other lucky rivers or wishing wells around?

    queermunist , in My favourite piece of Internet history
    @queermunist@lemmy.ml avatar

    I forgot about Bobson Dognutt!

    Pandantic ,
    @Pandantic@artemis.camp avatar

    Surely the most American name on there!

    Comment105 ,

    Genuinely sounds super Texas to this northern european.

    Hubi ,

    Somehow this is the most realistic out of all these

    balderdash9 ,
    @balderdash9@lemmy.world avatar

    Ah yes, my favorite. Bobson Dugnutt

    bappity , in Don't Make Me Tap The Sign
    @bappity@lemmy.world avatar

    the reason I upvote a post can differ. sometimes it’ll be because I agree with it, sometimes it’ll be because I want more people to see it and interact with it.

    sabreW4K3 OP ,
    @sabreW4K3@lemmy.tf avatar

    My favourite type of person.

    TheMadnessKing , in As an OG Reddit Sync user of over 10 years, all this arguing really brings a tear to my eye. 🥲

    Well Im trying out sync and it’s honestly such a good and polished app. A big Kudos to the dev. Would probably buy the premium if the pricing goes down.

    dditty ,

    It’s definitely the most polished, snappiest, cleanest Lemmy app atm and I am loving it

    Rai ,

    Memmy is incredible. I wonder how they stack up.

    dlok ,

    Amazing how good it is considering the amount of back end changes needed.

    It was obviously written well with separation of concerns considered so it could be done that way.

    ProvableGecko ,

    If you count back the Reddit versions this is the 3rd or 4th version. Keeps getting better and better.

    Dultas , in But have you tried Jerboa?

    We should probably start emailing all the Lemmy devs, client devs, etc. and shaming them for using GitHub since it’s not open source and open source options for source control are available. /s

    Smorty ,

    For real? Is it free tho?

    HRDS_654 ,

    Free and -source are not the same thing.

    Smorty ,

    I know that, I was just wandering if there are FOSS alternatives to GitHub, which are also free in price.

    dx1 ,

    I mean, there is Gitlab.

    nodsocket , in didnt know if i should post this to [email protected] or here so i am doing both

    Sir this is the customer support line

    Flashback956 ,
    @Flashback956@feddit.nl avatar

    Thank god I found you, can you help me with Windows update?

    mojo ,

    Sure! Here are some tips to update Windows.

    1. Go to duckduckgo.com
    2. Type in “nixos wiki install”
    3. ???
    4. Freedom
    Diabolo96 ,

    My freedom taste of mint.

    efrique , in You didn't bought it you rented it!

    I’ve been saying for about 15 years now – you’d have to be a masochist to buy HP printers. Why do people keep enabling these shits? You just encourage them to be even worse. Don’t stand for even a little of their bullshit and they will change or die. You make a noose for your own neck.

    MrShankles ,

    I’ve bought HP a few times, because the new printer was about the same price as buying new ink cartridges. I’m not saying it’s right, I’m just being real. And I’m not proud

    BoldRaven ,

    That’s how they get ya. The high cost of being poor

    DeriHunter ,

    This is true if everybody do it, otherwise nothing will change. As we know there are too many people on the planet and too many idiots among them that will buy these products and so company can’t get away with everything nowadays. Look at Facebook, Twitter, reddit, hp. In my country there’s a huge food company that put fucking poison in baby formulas, and killed some of them (and others with lifetime growth issues) and guess what? People stopped buying from them for 2 years, they pulled through and now they are one of the top companies.

    Oneobi ,

    HP have been on my shitlist for so long. Everyone needs to have a shitlist. Anti consumer behaviour should never be forgotten.

    On a side note, Vodafone are also on my shitlist. I did give them a reprieve once only to be reminded of why they were on my shitlist.

    People, get your shit together.

    explodicle ,

    Anti consumer behaviour should never be forgotten.

    I still don’t buy Sony products after that time they booby trapped their CDs to install malware on everyone’s computers.

    Oneobi ,

    Yikes. They are all at some way to squeeze the consumer to ride higher profits for shareholders.

    Greed will never go away.

    explodicle ,

    I couldn’t believe everybody else was just OK with that. I thought they’d go out of business over it!

    YashaB ,

    People are still buying HP printers because there are no alternatives. In my experience Epson is the worst. The are all the same, and we have no alternative other than letting them fuck with us. And they know it.

    teamevil ,

    The Epson Eco Tank is absolutely amazing…HP sucks but don’t shame Epson.

    YashaB , (edited )

    I bought a expensive Ecotank because I loved the Idea of not having cartridges. To fill the tanks you still need cartridges though, so you still have the waste. No Eco in sight.

    The paper in- and outlets were very narrow, what made refilling paper a hassle.

    The software was very clunky, some cleaning programs did not work. After a year the prints became quite poor.

    Another year later this print heads were clogged, no matter how much alcohol we poured on it. I threw the whole thing away. Never again.

    The HP I hade a couple years ago was much better.

    I am not saying this company is better than the other, I am convinced they are all the same. Some products are better, some are worse.

    Comment105 ,

    No, I think that’s blatantly wrong.

    Idk if Brother is the best no-bullshit alternative, but it’s definitely supposed to be a no-bullshit alternative.

    Even if we had no other alternative, we could crowd-fund one.

    exi ,

    Brother has been amazing. Good products, manufacturer support for all operating systems, no subscription bullshit.

    qyron ,

    I’ve never used on owned an Epson but I’ve been hearing wonders about the EcoTank line.

    Affordable, lasting, dirt cheap ink, user replaceable printing heads, also cheap, and linux friendly.

    YashaB ,

    I would advise against it, see my other comment.

    qyron ,

    Are we talking about the machines that have literal pull out trays for ink, that comes in very large bottles, or an earlier model?

    Because the EcoTanks I’ve been told about have those features.

    MeanEYE ,
    @MeanEYE@lemmy.world avatar

    Funny thing is, I know all of this and their bad behavior. I needed a new printer, ordered it but they didn’t have it in stock so they asked me to change my order and offered HP with extra toner and all that. Half asleep I didn’t even think twice. It was good price, extra toner.

    From day one, nothing but problems until I broke the spell last year and got a Brother printer. Night and day in terms of quality and obedience.

    I assume that’s the case with many people. Cheap printer available right now or some local deals make it even better looking. Someone who doesn’t know better like mom or pop buys it and there it is, pain. Then they realize what they have done and perhaps sell the damn thing, so pain jumps on someone else who just needed a cheap printer.

    remotelove , in Sweet tea

    Well, it’s the gays or atheists. Or “colored” people. Or whoever they are told to hate at that moment. This happens more than you know in this day and age:

    https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/f632404f-7e11-4e6a-829e-e9e2c40185ce.png

    luthis ,

    I’m preemptively not serving gardeners or lawyers just to stay ahead of the curve.

    Gilles_D ,

    I play tennis and don’t serve against gay people. They make me feel funny with their passionate moaning. /s

    luthis ,

    😂 😂 🤣

    elscallr ,
    @elscallr@lemmy.world avatar

    I mean… lawyers are pretty terrible. Case in point: most of Congress are lawyers.

    sorebuttfromsitting ,

    hmm. most of lawyers are not in congress. BUT. most lawyers are not to be trusted.

    MercuryUprising ,

    I’m swinging back in the other direction and refusing to serve rednecks and people with navy suits and red ties.

    Sharkwellington ,

    Surprised you forgot “people who might be transgender (wE cAn AlWaYs TeLl)”

    Cabrio ,

    Of course they can tell, how else are they going to pick their preferred partners to cheat on their wives with.

    CreativeShotgun ,

    Stay in the cities (50k and up), its the small in-between towns that can get bad. Bigger the better

    RaoulDook ,

    No thanks, my town has less than 6000 population, and I can easily afford my mortgage on my house that sits on an acre of land. It’s nice being my own landlord, and I can do whatever the fuck I want here.

    explodicle ,

    Are people in your town nice to gay colored atheists? The only small town I’ve been to like that is Provincetown, and it’s not particularly cheap.

    RaoulDook ,

    Some of them yes, some of them no probably. I don’t know very many people here, because I simply don’t give a fuck about going around meeting people.

    I would say there is most likely no business in this town that would turn away any minority, because bigotry is widely recognized as being bad for business. Every store or restaurant that I’ve visited had a diverse clientele.

    RaoulDook ,

    I’ve lived in the deep south for over 40 years in small towns, and have never witnessed a single instance of any minority being denied service at any establishment.

    Has anyone reading this actually ever seen that happen in real life?

    remotelove ,

    Yep. I grew up in the mountains of NC. When I was a kid, the mayor of our town was the head of the local KKK sect. Needless to say, non-white people were generally not found in that town.

    Attitudes did change over the following years, so that was nice.

    AppaYipYip ,
    @AppaYipYip@lemmy.world avatar

    I grew up in FL and was denied service 2 separate times for being mixed race. This occurred in the early 2000s. Both times the restaurants were subtlety segregated and they refused to seat us in either section.

    PRUSSIA_x86 ,

    This is anecdotal but I have seen this as a gay man living in Ohio. My whole family is from the sticks but I live just outside a major city now. There’s a pizza place back home that my fiance and I can’t go to because they won’t serve him (he is, admittedly, quite fabulous). I can go alone, because I blend in, but him they will just quietly ignore and occasionally glance over to check if he’s gotten the hint yet. No yelling, no epithets, but no service either.

    RaoulDook ,

    Sad to hear these stories, but I did ask for it. I can’t discount your experience because mine is as anecdotal as yours.

    I hope these stories are rare though, and I also hope that anyone who does experience any of these kinds of discrimination will put the businesses “on blast” as the kids say by posting their experiences on social media to give them the stink that they deserve.

    PRUSSIA_x86 ,

    Thanks, I didn’t realize it happened either until one day it happened to me. Then it happened again, and again. Not frequent, and not always as tangible as being denied pizza, but little things here and there in the way people look at me and treat me that only started happening after I came out. I have yet to experience any actual violence, but the general vibe is such that I don’t feel comfortable being out and am considering moving to a more friendly state.

    aidan ,

    I don’t think that’s homophobia as much as rude staff who ignore people who aren’t assertive. I’m not stereotypically gay/flamboyant but get ignored a lot in restaurants and stores because I’m somewhat quiet when I’m alone.

    PRUSSIA_x86 ,

    While I appreciate where you’re coming from, I can assure you that, in this scenario, it was very much a case of homophobia. Unless everyone there grew new personalities at the same time that I came out.

    aidan ,

    Idk that’s fair. But there is a big difference between how people treat others that I see and how they treat me at some restaurants.

    JonVonBasslake ,

    Nope, what Prussia_X86 said sounds very much like homophobia. They won’t serve his flamboyant fiance because he looks and acts “gay”, and if they knew that Prussia_X86 was gay they wouldn’t serve him either. While not all gays are as flamboyant as that his fiance sounds like, plenty are, and while not all flamboyant men aren’t gay (or even attracted to men among other genders), a good chunk are. There’s a reason a lot of people assume that flamboyant men are gay, and it’s because a lot of them are.

    aidan ,

    What I’m saying is that there isn’t a reason to assume that’s why they were ignoring him.

    strawberrysocial ,

    It might be because you aren’t a visible minority that you haven’t witnessed it, you don’t notice it happening because it’s not on your radar that it could happen.

    KrapKake ,

    I am not from the deep south but close enough. I haven’t seen anything like what people online seem to think it’s like around here, it’s overly exaggerated. That’s not to say discrimination doesn’t ever happen, I’m sure there’s pockets here and there. I personally don’t know a single person who is ok with that crap.

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