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Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.deto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Onionphone - E2EE PTT Voice and ChatEnglish
1·4 days agoclose, but i think what you meant was: “Extremely annoyed at users who insist on feeding apple”
ironically i fear the SHIT out of right wingers, because they seem to actively want me to suffer before i die, for the crime of not being able to have a job
i’m just autistic and have re-watched all of Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong like 5 times
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.deto
Linux@programming.dev•I searched `CachyOS vs Fedora` on YouTube and all I found was AI Slop 🙄
2·10 days agowell yeah that’s kind of my point, i get putting faces on there but it kinda backfires when that face looks like they’d call you a nerd for even knowing that linux exists
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.deto
Linux@programming.dev•I searched `CachyOS vs Fedora` on YouTube and all I found was AI Slop 🙄
2·11 days agoon the bright side: maybe peertube will actually take off
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.deto
Linux@programming.dev•I searched `CachyOS vs Fedora` on YouTube and all I found was AI Slop 🙄
13·11 days agoi love the two generic handsome white dudes, who the fuck sees that kind of guy and thinks “ah yes that’s the ideal source for computer advice” rather than “oh i’ve never seen those football teams before”
the new one lol, people were really excited about it so it’s weird that you missed it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking_with_Dinosaurs_(2025_TV_series)
From what i’ve seen it’s basically 50/50 if any one species had a significant amount of feathers, but feathers do seem to have existed in the earliest dinosaur ancestor so it could maybe potentially show up in any species.
Then you can get more detailed and memorize which kinds of dinosaur had what kind of feather covering, like sauropods seem to at most have some quills and similar decorations, while dromaeosaurs (dakotaraptor, velociraptor, etc) were basically big murder birds with full on wings.
But of course even within clades there could be significant difference: T.rex seems to have been, uh, covered in straight up skin like a giant plucked chicken… but at least some of its relatives were mostly covered in feathers.
yeah, we have some absolutely amazing art these days. i particularly love this type of depiction of dromaeosaurs: Just MASSIVE birds with teeth instead of beaks and huge claws, they feel very… cromulent…


i have to wonder if americans uh, get them confused with geese… Because geese can absolutely have a tendency to actively harass you, while swans don’t get close enough to interact with us in the first place.
Unless american swans are just suffering from lead poisoning like the general population?
it’s not like documentaries aren’t plenty popular, that recent series on dinosaurs (walking with dinosaurs, i think?) with our homeboy David Attenborough was hyped as fuck, no cap, on god, etc
oh yeah that makes sense
well yeah, obviously! You have to dilute it 1000 times for it to have any effect.
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.deto
Science@lemmy.ml•Giant 'spiderwebs' on Mars contain tiny egg-like structures that scientists 'can't quite explain,' new photos reveal
201·16 days agoare we writing headlines or entirely unrelated short stories? come the fuck on
thank you for the reminder that i’ve yet to be fully assimilated into american culture, had no clue that was a thing over there
i saw a video of a system like that in action, guy left it running for a good long while and then dumped out a PILE of dead mosquitoes (and only mosquitoes)
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.deto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Lemmings, please give us your info dump.English
2·21 days agowhat i’ve done is simply lower the power of my 2.4GHz network so i have reliable coverage in my apartment, but by the time i’ve walked 2 floors down my phone is utterly unable to even see the network.
super simple way to avoid polluting the local airwaves, though i presume it’s not really something you can do on most standard router interfaces…
gambling is still fundamentally bad because the very concept is predatory and harmful