DroneRights

joined 1 year ago
[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 0 points 10 months ago (1 children)

We can cut emissions hugely by eliminating plastic crap, building technology and tools to last, living in vibrant medium density neighbourhoods with public transit and bicycles for all, building renewable energy sources, and eliminating meat.

I wake up in the morning, ride my bike to a job where I fix old technology and make a difference, then pick up groceries from local and sustainable businesses, get some exercise and sun in on my bike, and make a delicious vegan meal like roast potatoes. I'm happier, more active, healthier, and I feel like my life makes a difference. You, meanwhile, get to ride around in your metal box having to maintain constant focus or you could kill someone, getting no exercise, and presumably eating meat that hurts animals, wastes carbon, and kills you faster. Of course you need a vacation on a plane to make you happy; your life is miserable.

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 1 points 10 months ago

I wish I was as lucky as you

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee -1 points 10 months ago

The Israeli government sure doesn't. They know 100% that oppression leads to terrorism. They knew their actions would create Hamas, and they know that giving Palestinians equal rights would end the terrorist cause in an instant. When they say they condemn Hamas, they're lying. They love Hamas.

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee -1 points 10 months ago

Where's the article? I can only see a headline and a picture

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 0 points 10 months ago

Missing: David Hume

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 1 points 10 months ago

Is this Tailwind HTML? It looks like Tailwind and it's also the reason I hate Tailwind

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 0 points 10 months ago (3 children)

Population growth is not a cause of climate change worth paying attention to. Most of those extra two billion were born in poor countries, especially in Africa. These countries have a fraction of the per capita emissions of wealthy countries like America that are currently seeing or soon to see population decline. When we're having a conversation about how to control total emissions, it's orders of magnitude more efficient to focus on per capita emissions than on population. For one, we can reduce per capita emissions without getting into ethical issues regarding population control or economic issues like those caused by the one child policy in China.

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 3 points 10 months ago

IMO most "flashy" frameworks betray the principle of high cohesion. Importing a time library to handle timezones is a great idea. Importing a math library to calculate derivatives is common sense for good reason. But huge frameworks that change the entire way a language is written are ridiculous. I'm looking at you, Vue and Tailwind. I usually see these sorts of frameworks used by people who aren't qualified programmers and who don't know software architectures or best practices. In other words, the kinds of people who get promoted to management positions and tell us what frameworks to use.

(Typescript is awesome though)

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 1 points 10 months ago

Uhhhh can I get a boneless pizza

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 1 points 10 months ago

It means giving a bare minimum of effort. Like when there's an important meeting at work and you attend on the phone so you don't have to get dressed or go anywhere. The term came about back when phones were low quality but still convenient, so phoning it in was easy, but frustrating to everyone else.

[–] DroneRights@lemm.ee 1 points 10 months ago

Or we teach all people to distrust authority and to remove bad leaders

 
 

Funny little consequence of making Rising Tide a prerequisite to Sedna Junction is that nobody's going to see The Man In The Wall at the reliquary drive in the quest unless they replay it. That little teaser is no longer part of the new player experience.

 

Sorry if this is off-topic but I want to get some input from the Warframe community on a hunch I have. I've been talking to the developers of a game about playing as a cellular organism and evolving into a complex creature - think Spore. And there's this question about demographics, about whether this kind of game can appeal to an average person.

I think the kinds of players that might enjoy a game like Spore are the same kind of players who play Warframe and enjoy the infested aspects like Helminth. Or the players who play Starcraft or No Man's Sky and like the living machine-organisms in those. People with a love for biological gaming. Does this idea make sense to other Warframe players, or am I talking nonsense?

 

I already have a railjack, but my swarmmate needs one to do the new war, and is having trouble with the missions. I had trouble too when I got my railjack. The enemies were easy to kill, but on the earth mission in particular I struggled so much to keep enemies out of the area, since it had two sides with a big rock in the middle. I couldn't cover both sides at the same time so it took ages. I saw a lot of people complaining that each player is allowed their own railjack, but I have no problem with that. My complaint is why can't you help your friends on the quest? There's no story reason for it, it seem silly.

 

We collected this many tamms and it still wasn't enough to get a decree. Every time we spoke to the shepherd boy, it would insta-abandon the quest as soon as we exited dialogue. Tamms would keep on spawning around the anecdote area

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submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by DroneRights@lemm.ee to c/warframe@dormi.zone
 

My swarmmate is trying to unlock phobos junction by scanning a cephalon fragment on mars, but they just aren't spawning. And I know they aren't spawning, because I have three stacking loot radar mods equipped and I can't find them. I have a personal quarters segment and am liable to find somachord fragments, but we aren't finding those either. I do have one song from Mars. Is my presence the reason fragments aren't spawning? Would they be spawning if she just did the missions alone?

EDIT: She looked on her own and found one real quick. WTF?

 
 

Yes, someone actually did this and I found it running on our server

 

I told my boss I had an idea for a program that could improve efficiency across much of the business, and he let me build it on company time. In the long term, he wanted to be able to sell it to other companies. However, the program never got implemented due to personnel mismanagement, and I'd rather be able to post it on my github under a free licence so I can use it as a resume item, and at least someone would have the chance to actually use it. It's all still in my head, and I could write it again if I wanted. If I do, is it illegal to publish it? What if I write it in a different language? Do I need to change the variable names? I did plenty of research and planning on company time to build it, and it's not like I can research it again, it's all still in my head.

 

Blahaj's admin has refederated with Hexbear, using most Blahaj users unhappy and baffled. No communication from the admins regarding the change, though one user speculated it was a halloween trick. Multiple pings to the admin Ada have gone unanswered, even though Ada is clearly still active on Lemmy.

 

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by DroneRights@lemm.ee to c/vegan@lemmy.world
 

Eating food in general? Hard. Eating vegan in comparison with eating carnic? Easy.

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