Sprinkle some on your pancakes, it’s quite sweet!
Miles O'Brien
Senior Chief Petty Officer. Starfleet is in my blood, and I’ve spent my entire adult life in service to boldly going.
Keiko and Molly are my favorite humans, but Transporter Room 3 will always be my favorite.
Just don’t ask who what’s in the pattern buffer.
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Please don’t use 3d printed parts in food preparation.
You already have enough microplastics in your brains, and the layer lines are bacterial breeding grounds. (which are less of a concern if you only use it once or twice but is still relevant)
Make sure you get a good coat of leaded paint to make sure none of that is a problem.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Are You Emotionally Prepared To Die?English
5·14 hours agoI’ve been shot, I’ve been stabbed, I’ve had thousands of pounds of aluminum fall straight toward me and get caught in the last half meter, I’ve had semis clip my clothing while on a bike and send me flying, I’ve been pushed off the road by shitty carbrains who can’t share anything, and I’ve been told I have less than a week before most of my organs shut down.
I’ve thought I was going to die many times. And not once did I think anything other than “huh. So this is it”. Most of the I was laughing afterward, and I’m not 100% why except maybe a nervous response.
Ultimately I don’t know if I’m emotionally prepared to die, but there’s things I am absolutely willing to die for. I’d rather NOT die, but I’d say I am accepting of it.
Uhhhhhhh I’m not actually sure I answered your question, sorry.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•For my older MillennialsEnglish
16·1 day agoMy wife and her dad both have it. This is the first time I’ve heard anyone link it to ibuprofen.
The characters in the comic are terrorists.Just like almost every depiction of arabs, muslims or people with brown skin in general
Uhhhhh I think that says more about what media you consume. I haven’t seen an Arab stereotyped as a terrorist since like 2015. In fact, most of the TV I watched for awhile was specifically portraying “US law enforcement sees all Middle easterners as terrorists and treats them poorly and it wasn’t any of them that had anything to do with the bad thing of the episode”
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What Are Your Predictions For 2026English
4·3 days agoSome AAA game company releases a big-budget title that turns out to be a complete buggy mess (like MindsEye)
[FREE SPACE] contenders in here, but I like this one the best. The next one is a very close second.
Either you are okay with dark humor, or you aren’t.
Clearly a lot of people aren’t, and that’s okay. Humor is subjective.
Just install Google ultron.
It’s what NASA uses.
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•I wonder why they're hiring new IT personnelEnglish
26·3 days agoI got an email like this a few weeks ago, and then about 2 minutes later I got a new email with the corrected replacements.
I replied with a screenshot zoomed in on the “candidate name” bit and left it at that. Didn’t even get a half-assed “lol sorry Bruh”
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Games@lemmy.world•Day 533 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playingEnglish
4·4 days agoI wish my wife could play subnautica with me, as she likes swimming around and stuff but isn’t really “good” at video games, since she never played one until adulthood.
In Minecraft it’s mostly me doing the work while she does farming stuff. I once came back from a deep mining trip to see a once-empty field filled to the maximum with cows. We had a nice library afterward though.
I still haven’t beaten subnautica without cheating or taking shortcuts. Heck when I first downloaded it, it didn’t even have an ending yet.
9.3/10, it’s fun
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Stay under the speed limit, guys. It's not worth it.English
161·4 days agoI know my vehicle’s limits, other drivers do not.
The second I stopped to think about that for a second when I got my license, I realized that goes for other people too.
Just because the combination of my vehicle and driving could have gotten through that gap, doesn’t mean yours can.
So I’ll wait, just please actually go when the light changes and you’re 3 car lengths into the intersection…
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What content would you watch on YouTube that you think doesn't exist yet?English
10·5 days agocorporations not knowing what fair use is
pretending to not know. They’re fully capable of understanding when it helps them make money.
Supposed to be. But I woke up and decided I didn’t want to go in.
Supposedly I’m giving up my holiday pay tomorrow but if I read my hiring packet correctly, their version of “holiday pay” is “well give you an hour of PTO for the day instead of the usual 3 minutes”
Honestly, can you be sure you wouldn’t get distracted and forget the next step
This would help me and my wife. We both get distracted and this would remind us to finish the task before doing anything else.
Open question to the floor: what is the most “Ska” song I could send to someone? Like the most iconic or the most stereotypical “Ska” a song could possibly be.
Edit: I’ve got some listening to do, thanks for the responses, keep them coming! I’ve never heard of half these bands, and while Ska isn’t usually my thing I definitely vibe with some of them.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Asking any AI on how to build a guillotineEnglish
4·8 days agoI’d rather just use the internet and look around for an hour or two.
Wastes way less water and power than asking a single question of an LLM and I’ll have a much better idea of how to accomplish my goal.
“How much do you weigh?”
If they get defensive, that tells you all you need to know.
If it’s simple curiosity, and actually about finding “the right one” then surely a simple question of weight wouldn’t result in anything but a polite, if terse, response.
I mean, it is about finding “the right one” isn’t it? Surely both questions have merit and never result in hostility from either party.
“Gaslighting doesn’t exist, you made it up because you’re a crazy bitch!”
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Technology@lemmy.world•Leaker Who Apple Is Suing Says 'Screw It,' Here's the Foldable iPhone EarlyEnglish
413·8 days agoI’ve never heard a girl use those measurements.
Women, however, use them frequently enough.
Sorry for being pedantic but it rubs me the wrong way when people refer to women as “girls”
Edit: Guess this part of lemmy is cool with infantilizing women. Didn’t know people around here were cool with sharing traits with pedophiles, but here we are.



(not disagreeing with anyone, simply making observations from experience)
A German zweihander sword weighs around 8lbs, a gallon of milk is around 7. A typical hand and a half sword around 4, and a rapier can be as light as 2lbs easily.
The issue isn’t really the weight though in my opinion, it’s where the weight is distributed.
A gallon of milk is concentrated in a pretty small package that you can hold close to your own center of gravity.
A sword is long and it’s weight, by design, is usually not close to the hilt of the blade. I’m not 100% sure on historic examples, but I try to keep the weight centered around 1/3 up the length of the blade on ones I make.
Practical upshot is that a lighter sword will flop around and stab people easier than a gallon of milk is dropped due to weight.
If you want a child to be accidentally dangerous, give them a sword. If you want them to be dangerous on purpose, give them a fixed blade knife under 7in.