DozensOfDonner @ DozensOfDonner @mander.xyz

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How the hell do they want to convince people this is a good thing?

Wow, politici beginnen te dreigen om samenwerking tussen bedrijven te bemoeilijken. Wtf is dat voor instellingen

I've had so many what the fuck moments with that guy lol, I'm really sorry that you US guys have to deal with this kinda stuff.

Subbed to it last year because I like a lot of the nature stuff, and it's pretty good. But to be honest, in the day to day live I tend to forget it and go for the quick and easy dopamine rush of a comedy show I already saw 300 times. A bit sad

True but they are rates of events, which could be said to be 0 for nothing and 1 for a spike.

That being said there are definitely some things in the way neurons behave that are not very binary, from the potentials driving ion flow to the way certain proteins act. Complex on amazing levels but I'd say it's stil just a gloopy predicting computer.

Upvote if your save the pizza crust and make garlic-oregano-oil dip breadstick snack crusticles with them.

Interesting read. To anyone interested, the original article can be found here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41560-020-00696-3 Also note there is a critical re-analysis posted in 2022 reporting some other results, and a reply from the original author again.

The way Musk is acting should have some severe effects on any company he touches. It's pretty annoying that he just so insanely wealthy that he can screw around and still have fuck-you money.

If you like cats and building things for cats this guy is amazing: https://www.youtube.com/@hahahaYouTube

It's a korean guy on a fish farm that started vlogging 7 years ago, and he had a lot of stray cats that he helped out, made food for, made sleeping spots etc. I think he became pretty popular in korean (1mil + subs), and he is now building more and more cool stuff for his cats.

There is a solar tanning parlor of sorts in a street close to us. I might just live in a bubble where noone would ever go to one of those parlors, but it seems to be open pretty late, and it feels like there are often some unsavoury people going in/coming out. It's become a running joke that it's a front, to be honest don't have a clue but I wouldn't surprise me.

Title sounds very "thanks I'm cured" but a free annual pass to a national park is not a bad idea. Aren't those expensive over there?

Idk, I've got good experiences with stuff from the airfryer so far, also in terms of crispiness and stuff. It's idd different from a deepfryer, for sure, but works good enough for me. Also gotta say that I don't have a deepfryer anymore, and when I had one years ago it was an annoying device to use, so I guess the ease of use is also something that makes me like it.

Ah, our just has a basket that goes right in the dishwasher

I think you could get away with an oven and a deepfryer with everything, but in my experience an airfryer is generally faster than the oven, and less oily than a deep fryer (I wanna say more healthy but I don't really know enough about the details, so I'll just stick to the objectively "less oily").

I use it for fries (sweet potatoe fries most often), anything resembling nuggets (like vegetarian nuggets/schnitzels, other veggy pattys, falafel), fry-snacks (eggrolls, samosa, bitterballs), and you can get a bit adventurous with trying our breads, vegetables, or other stuff that you would just plop in the oven.

Ah damn, thanks for the tips! Looking over those tools a bit, there a shitload of tools and measuring devices which I could have used before. Very helpful, thanks!

Definitly, will prolly try some stuff this weekend, will update!

That was oddly specific but i'll take it

Yeah that's why I want to just DIY on my guitars a bit, seems like a fun thing to learn.

So far I got away with typical tools, like normal screwdrivers, hex wrenches, etc. Do you mean some more specific tools are necessary?

I think indeed I have a bit bigger gauge, but i'm testing it now with the old string actually (Don't want to damage the new string by constantly putting it on and off etc).

A bigger gauge pulls harder on the headstock, pulling the neck up, you mean? But then I would think that the strings height would increase, not? I did see another comment mention the truss-rod aswell. Thought it was daunting indeed but some googling makes it seem kinda doable.

also, lol after seeing you edit, but yeah I believe the new strings are a bit bigger, but the effect seems to be from a weaker pull, like you said. but yeah that kinda confuses me :")

I don't have a feeling the pickups pull on them that much harder than the previous set, and it wouldn't pull it harder than what the bridge allows. Also this new one is already a bit lower. String i'm testing it with now is actually the one that was on it before, but it could indeed be that the new set has a slightly higher gauge. I started using the old string just to not damage the new one too much but putting it on, adjust stuff, taking it off etc etc etc

The truss rod is a very good recommendation, have heard of that but didn't think about adjusting that myself, but from what google shows it could be a cool solution. Thanks for the tip!