Pacific drive coded

Capitalism is truly the most efficient system. Needing whole teams to control the owner just because he’s the one that owns the workplace due to having money

I suppose when you make a ring out of natural rust it will break in not too long

Do you even need a robot arm for that? Just have the gridle be on both sides of the burgers (and have like a locking mechanism or something. Kinda like a waffle machine) and then just attach a motor to it that periodically rotates it. Then a timer for when it’s done

That’s the price you pay to ensure archival in the face of adversity

I see green socks and pink crocs lol

But I think it’s because I’m color correcting the Crocs from the green, but the socks, while I acknowledge are likely white in reality, do look very green from reflecting green light

But then, yeah, there’s the difference of “do we take it at face value, or try to figure out what the ‘real’ colour is in neutral light?”

That’s why you need more people and spread the word. If enough people and devices are dedicated to the archival probably cess, the safer it is

There are some around. I know of https://annas-archive.org/ at least

But it should be kilowatts. There’s no reason not to use the standard metric for power, it’s unnecessary fragmentation of figures

…I don’t even own a mop lol

A lot of modern monitors have one built-in for convenience yeah

Another example, see: ads

There’s a reason the advertising industry is maaaaaassive. And no, you aren’t “immune to ads” or willingly make yourself “less likely to buy the product”. You think you are, but you’re not.

You’re not immune to propaganda

When people keep telling me to basically deny my reality, it makes me feel more shit than anything else. I’d much rather someone empathize and tell me that, yes, things actually do suck. And guess what, that does make me feel better and more sane

If you don’t acknowledge reality and stay realistic that things actually are not always that great, then the next time you get knocked down by something, or your challenges make something you aspired to do rail, then you’re just gonna fall apart like a house of cards. Especially if you start internalizing that you should be able to do this and that it’s your fault you didn’t succeed etc

Treating mental health in an individualist way sucks, and sometimes is worse than nothing

Sugar free soy milk is the best imo. Oat milk is too sweet

What are you on about

The state determines what is legal and illegal. It’s mostly irrelevant in the discussion of the evil that a state does. Apartheid was legal, so was slavery, so was the Holocaust

The administration has shown they have less than zero respect for any sort of laws or precedents set by the past, and at this point whether something is illegal just blends into the background, as you could say they do illegal things every day. Dangerous is a more fitting term to provide a sense of urgency

I mean, I get you, and I agree, but being hyperfocused can definitely sometimes be distressing to me. Especially when I’m hyperfocusing on something that I don’t really “want” to hyperfocus on, if that makes sense. Obviously I want to hyperfocus on the thing as that’s what engaging me in the moment, but it’s the forefront of my mind, the conscious part, that might disagree. Especially if there’s other stuff that needs to get done, such as work

…I get if this is a bit abstract, but it’s how it makes sense to me

Funnily enough it’s expected to fully pay back the cost it took to build via user fees, and it was financed by loans. Which means taxes weren’t even used for this. And that’s not even mentioning the indirect benefits the two countries had

Neurotransmitters aren’t as simple as that really. Dopamine is more associated with engagement, which can be distressful (hyperfocusing) (and neurotransmitters also have a bunch of different uses in the body and brain etc)

They might not be American. Or know of leaser known figures in politics