voxelghost

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by voxelghost 6y ago
Each click on random adds a browser history item. So many "back" clicks to get back out.
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by voxelghost 6y ago
"Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man."
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by voxelghost 6y ago
You build your walls out of Peltier elements. On one side of capsule, hot side will be in, cold side out, the other side of the capsule, the reverse. And then you use the generated power to drive a laser to shoot the energy right back into
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by voxelghost 6y ago
It's been used to induce spin in Tennis racquet marketing for more than 5 years now. /s https://www.tennis.com/gear/2015/02/racquet-review-head-grap... https://www.tennis.com/gear&#x
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by voxelghost 6y ago
In Sweden we have quite the opposite experience. Privatization of the postal service has led to much worse service, closure of postal offices, long delivery times in less densely populated areas (read non profitable), and Loss of mail; to m
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Good ol' rock always wins.
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by voxelghost 6y ago
One could imagine that that might even be a good way to run a news paper.
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by voxelghost 6y ago
It is
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Not parent, obv. But the syntax (or grammar if you like) although jarring at first, is starting to grow on me. I am not fully onboard yet, but it is an interesting idea.
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Hence /s
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Giraffe, is a borrowed word from French/Italian, we're better off calling it a camelopard anyway. /s
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by voxelghost 6y ago
I mean just because I invented the television it wouldn't mean it would be my right to claim that the correct pronunciation of TV was actually TP. But let's not get bogged down with who's right and wrong on the internet and
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Long time no see, you old spacecat. I'll refer you to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphical_user_interface >The visible graphical interface features of an application are sometimes referred to as chrome or GU
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by voxelghost 6y ago
The nucleus is on the scale of 10e-5 (1/100,000) to the size of the whole atom (cloud).
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by voxelghost 6y ago
I mean there are braille displays which are intended to be read with your fingers. Hopefully the norimaki taste display, will soon be followed by the kimchi odorphone.
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Perhaps I do
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Taste generator, or perhaps Tasterator (In voice of Doofenshmirtz)
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by voxelghost 6y ago
I'm all for artistic freedom. Just letting you know in a jestful way that the design (and I am certainly not a proper, nor any other kind, designer either) that the design detracted/distracted from the message for this reader, to
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Kids? I'm probably old enough to vehemently request that you kindly get off my greensward. But let us not get bogged down with ageism, the real question is what kind of monster uses both cyan and magenta text-shadow diagonally offset a
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Dang, my optical nerve retracted and disconnected from the retina, and is now sitting in some dark corner of some bar in the adrenal cortex drinking whisky in pure protest to your H1 styling.
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Yes, I think we largely see it the same way, but GP stated: > I'm sure the Mastodon creators wouldn't like it, but they'd have to ideologically support the very idea of allowing them this, as it comes down to free speech.
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by voxelghost 6y ago
This is not what free speech is about. Freedom of speech means they are free to publish their opinions, but it doesn't mean that you, or anyone, have to let them publish their opinions on your platform/paper/channel. From the
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by voxelghost 6y ago
Everything looks like clipart and templates these days.