0ddysseus

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My OS is on a 512gb M.2 drive, but the main storage on my laptop was a 1TB HDD, it started making noise about 2 weeks ago so I backed everything up onto a 1TB SanDisk USB SSD. This afternoon it got very clicky when I booted it up after work and icons for a few games I had stored on it, like KSP and YUZU, disappeared from the...

0ddysseus,

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0ddysseus,

I built my own strawblae house and have worked on half a dozen others. I have designed 3 award winning homes, one of them was strawbale.

Mice aren’t a problem, the walls are sealed with clay (inside) and lime (outside) render, the mice can’t get in.

Same with fire, the straw is tight and sealed, they don’t burn. In huge bushfires in southern Australia a few years back, several families sheltered I a strawbale home as the fire passed.

Moisture not a problem if you have proper eaves and footings, which you will cos you design it properly, right?

Loads of massive benefits over brick or stick built.

I have no data on wolves sorry, but definitely dropbear proof

Happy to answer any questions.

0ddysseus,

Well, because straight earth as in mudbrick (or concrete, normal bricks etc) is not insulation. That’s thermal mass. It stores energy. Insulation (like strawbales) slows heat movement. So you need insulation on the exterior and thermal mass on the interior for a properly thermally regulated building.

At 2 inches thick of limestone, you can sure bust it up with a sledgehammer or similar. A punch won’t do much more than hurt your hand. Still, if you take tools to the majority of homes they break quite fast.

Couldn’t say houw tall they can get but from memory I think I’ve seen 3 stories? Over that you’re talking more full on construction. I’ve seen a 4 story using super bales that was in an commercial carpentry shop

0ddysseus,

Why? What difference edoes it make to you who runs the joint?

0ddysseus,

What a fucking joke. Those monocle wearing cunts at Davos are the biggest threat humanity faces and they fucking know it.

Eat The motherfucking Rich

0ddysseus,

Haha “entry level school homework Mac” Hahahahaha Sure thing Richy Rich

0ddysseus,

Linux users install chrome now…?

0ddysseus,

Of course. The GUI package manager is the first thing I always show people. I was still just making a joke though

0ddysseus,

Also walkable towns and cities. Also public and community spaces. Also strong interconnected communities. All these things are bad for capitalism and the ruling class and their enforcers though so don’t expect to see any change in the policy of dismantling communities

0ddysseus,

M$ can get absolutely fucked

My first homebrew successor chapter. (lemmy.blahaj.zone)

So I’ve been brooding over my second Warhammer and first Astartes army, I’m asking for suggestions and critique for the paint job and the lore I had in mind. Aretium Guard. I was thinking and please correct me for inaccuracies of a blood angel successors chapter form 13th founding, fleet based not long before finding a...

0ddysseus,

Yeah love it. The idea of their big chapter quirk being that they love the old style armour is fantastic.

And obviously, those landscapes are nuts! I wonder if you could do some extra gold trims, flourishes, embroidered capes etc as well? Check out some German/HRE armoyrs from the 1500s

0ddysseus,

Poor education standards I’d say

0ddysseus,

Don’t know if you forgot a /s there, but if not, ASD in this context means Australian Signals Directorate

0ddysseus,

Hahaah nah. Peasants owned their homes and tools, they just rented farmland. They also worked half as much as we do.

0ddysseus,

I mean, that’s better than round 1 when they told the civilians where to move to and then bombed that position. At least this way they’re more dispersed…?

0ddysseus,

Its been a while, but i dusted this off just for you:

GTFO

0ddysseus,

They never left bud

0ddysseus,

You’ve just said the same thing but you don’t understand.

Reducing that job from 18 months to a few weeks frees up workeder for other tasks. That means nobody gets hired to do those other tasks and people who would otherwise have good jobs have nothing.

It also means the people Stoll there can be easily coerced into working for lower wages because there’s a line of people at the door who will happily work for less since they’re currently unemployed.

That’s what replacing workers means and that’s the effect of labour reduction. It puts power into the hands of the owner of the tool instead of the people who use the tool to generate cashflow.

This is capitalism - the one with capital exploits the many without, all backed up by the exclusive right to violence of the state which is owned and run by the capital owning class.

0ddysseus,

This is a friendly reminder that medieval peasants had more freedom of movement, worked significantly less hours/days per year, and had stronger and richer community and family loves than anyone in our advanced modern society.

I do love modern medicine though

0ddysseus,

Well that’s a dumb thing to say. That money was stolen from other people to start with. This is like robin hood, but the rich guy steals from the poor and then gives part of it back to them so he pays less tax, which would have meant he gave more back to them…

0ddysseus,

Yeah I think that industrial agriculture is a horrifically destructive activity for the environment and humans, and less tractors and more small scale local sustainable agriculture would be great. The UN agrees with me on that one too BTW.

0ddysseus,

Yeah I think that industrial agriculture is a horrifically destructive activity for the environment and humans, and less tractors and more small scale local sustainable agriculture would be great. The UN agrees with me on that one too BTW.

0ddysseus,

Its a bit of drama but if you have a look at setting up qemu with virtual machine manager its worthwhile.

It makes virtual machines that directly utilize the hardware, meaning you can run your stripped out windows inside a window on your Linux desktop.

Its pretty hard to get your GPU to pass through but if its non-gpu oriented apps you need its perfect. My fixed windows VM boots in about 10 seconds, has next to zero network usage, uses 2 cpus and 4gb of ram, and just runs its couple of little apps no trouble every day

0ddysseus,

Here you go bud, no misunderstanding at all. The image generators are trained on CSAM, as I said.

independent.co.uk/…/ap-study-developers-thorn-can…

0ddysseus,

See this new article. The image database they looked into is called LAIOn. There are others though of course. I don’t mean google crawlers, I mean image databases for training image generators.

independent.co.uk/…/ap-study-developers-thorn-can…

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