I misread that as “Trust Turtle God GIF”, and was confused by the downvotes.

Never seen it, so all the memes of it in animemes make no sense to me, but it’s still funny to look at.

“Nanomachines, son”

No fucking clue, it just happened one day.

I don’t have spooky, but I’ve almost ‘died’ a few times (At least felt like I was dying):

• Getting very light-headed and my vision becoming bright, and almost passing out due to dehydration and hunger multiple times in my life (A few when I was young, at work, and I think a few times at home)
• Getting very dizzy, light-headed, and nauseous. Was my 1st time in an ambulance. Was fucked up on drugs they gave me that made my so exhausted, I couldn’t sleep at all.
• More light-headedness due to drastic dietary changes
• A pain that fucked my stomach up so bad, I though I was giving birth (I imagined it hurt as bad as birth, but through the stomach). After 30 agonizing minutes of it, a weird pressure feeling came over it (like a relieving feeling), and it started going away.

I’ve not had a great time.

About 160° (~2.79 rad). Been slouching too much and need to fix my posture.

Accidentally wrote a 2GB ‘nohup.out’ file when I forgot I had a script running as nohup in the background without redirecting STDOUT and STDERR to /dev/null.

Basically, I forgot to prevent saving the output of my program to a file, and it created a massive file because of it.

2GB might not seem like much, but this was on a server with ~5GB free space left. Could have been worse had I not caught it sooner.

Imagine social media as an upsidedown parabola (like an arc), where the x axis is time, and the y axis is quality.

The start of a new social media platform would be towards the bottom left. As they grow and add new features, their quality improves. Over time, however, they will ‘peak’ in quality. Then, they begin to introduce anti-consumer practices, such as API restrictions, ads, sponsored posts, etc. Their quality dwindles until either the platform shuts down or becomes a horrible echo chamber.

Using this analogy, Reddit right now would be in the latter half of the graph, as it has become an echo chamber filled with bots, ads, and API restrictions.

Lemmy currently is more like approaching the peak for the parabola. It’s great for now.

Sure Lemmy is open-source, self-hostable, but it’s potential downfall would be its userbase. It’s starting to have the same issues as Reddit: Don’t comply with every else’s opinions, get downvoted to oblivion. Of course, downvotes don’t mean much on here, but getting banned would.

In its own way, Lemmy is starting to become an echo chamber for tech/Linux enthusiasts, radicals, and those exiled from Reddit.

After I use it each time??

Metric. Imperial is a fucking mess. At least with Metric, most size measurements are 10 to the power of something.

A large SUV I bought from a friend who was selling it years ago.

I wish I had something smaller thugh, like a Mini. Though, that probably won’t be long as my current car is very old and is already having issues.

Chainsaw Man Movie: Reze Arc:

Occasionally, energy drinks as I like the fruity taste of some of them. Otherwise, I don’t consume heavily caffeinated drinks.

Took me a minute to realize this is about human behaviour and not actual programming.

I would probably say not needing to fill a social ‘need’ to be sane in life. I enjoy my time alone more than with others.

You go to sleep and you never wake up.

Instances removing downvotes is the same as YouTube hiding downvotes on videos and comments: It doesn’t help viewers, just protects the poster.

I wouldn’t want to be a part of such instance.

Planet Crafter. I may have hyper-fixated on it for a good few weeks to finish it. I don’t know why, but it was very addicting to me.

Also, not a game, but the Mekanism mod for Minecraft. Trying to setup automated resource production in as little space as possible is a very fun challenge. Plus the annoying sounds from each running machine is very satisfying to hear together.

2 random words i thought of many years ago.

Probably not, unless something major happens.

Dring the Reddit Migration, this was the first one I heard about, so I picked it. Haven’t been bothered to change it since.