TruthOf42
TruthOf42 t1_jbr909c wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Developers who destroyed historic Lancashire pub ordered to rebuild it by Mighty_L_LORT
That's the fucking Truth
TruthOf42 t1_j8pp9gg wrote
Reply to Utah lawmakers say more information on golf course water might lead to ‘uninformed’ conclusions by ghosr
Steel man's argument: Golf course uses 5,000,000 gallons of water a year.
That sounds like a lot, but how does it relate to the average home? Do they use less or more water per acre than an average home?
TruthOf42 t1_j6menfu wrote
Reply to comment by DownTooParty in Found this sign in front of someone's home (Canada) by Saber_Saber
Ex?
TruthOf42 t1_j66zmi8 wrote
Reply to Jack only jumped over a single lousy candlestick & got his own song; meanwhile, the cow that jumped over the moon has to share the billing with a laughing dog & eloping dish & spoon. by AtlasShrunked
There's a cocomelon song where Jack keeps jumping over more and more things, such as a camper van, a mountain. The. It starts getting crazy. He jumps over the sun, which makes little sense based on gravity, and then he jumps over "everything". I don't know how that works without him "jumping" into another universe, or becoming a god.
TruthOf42 t1_j5x6qmi wrote
Reply to comment by BananafestDestiny in [OC] Licensed Drivers Age 85+ Per 10K Capita by US State by OfficialWireGrind
You're telling me its DOUBLE that of Mass?
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TruthOf42 t1_j1zp2ii wrote
Reply to comment by lofgren777 in Crypto and blockchain are not the technology of the future – prove me wrong. by Aquillyne
No, it absolutely is useful behind the scenes, because even if someone wanted to, they couldn't fudge the numbers at all. The current system relies, to some extent, on trust, even within the system.
Blockchain allows anyone, in your org, for example, to access the system and not having to trust them. If they make a transaction it will be seen. This would be amazing for accountants and forensics because they can KNOW all transactions are accounted for
TruthOf42 t1_j1z9irz wrote
Reply to comment by lofgren777 in Crypto and blockchain are not the technology of the future – prove me wrong. by Aquillyne
IMHO Blockchain as a currency is much like the idea of using physical objects as a currency. We have used many different objects, seashells, gold, paper, coins, etc. All of these objects are analogous to different implementations of Blockchain, there are pros and cons to all of these and there many different ways to implement them. So it's very unfair to lump all cryptos together.
That all being said, anyone who says it's all a scam or anyone who says crypto is the most amazing thing ever are idiots.
At the very least, I 100% see banking institutions implementing Blockchain behind the scenes that they use to keep track of transactions. But, I think, eventually, any entity that wants to accurately account for all transactions and prevent tampering will use some implementation of Blockchain.
Getting an implementation of Blockchain that works for the entire world is going to be HARD. There will be growing pains, but the technology allows for change, so it's not like everyone is locked into a certain implementation.
TruthOf42 t1_j11pzkb wrote
Reply to comment by hypnotic20 in Is it possible to save Star Wars or is the franchise completely dead? by [deleted]
The new Star Trek movies are a reboot, but I think the shows and and movies with Picard are an alternative timeline
TruthOf42 t1_j11nb2p wrote
Reply to comment by rocketwilco in Is it possible to save Star Wars or is the franchise completely dead? by [deleted]
Well of course there's going to be robots, but I think they prefer to be called droids
TruthOf42 t1_j11n5qw wrote
Reply to comment by hypnotic20 in Is it possible to save Star Wars or is the franchise completely dead? by [deleted]
Star Trek was rebooted, though at that point Star Trek was on life support
TruthOf42 t1_j11mkrw wrote
Reply to comment by curtydc in Is it possible to save Star Wars or is the franchise completely dead? by [deleted]
Meh
TruthOf42 t1_j11mjyw wrote
Reply to comment by hypnotic20 in Is it possible to save Star Wars or is the franchise completely dead? by [deleted]
The better question is how many will be reboots?
TruthOf42 t1_iyu0f77 wrote
It's been some years since I read it, but saying you "Loved" it seems to be a... Interesting take on it.
I found it to be very brutal in many different ways. The main character was brutal physically and emotionally to others, but also to his own self and his own feelings.
It was like a tale of toxic masculinity, but also showing how toxic it is for oneself as well.
So again, what did you "love" about it?
TruthOf42 t1_ixgavdr wrote
Reply to Olivia Pichardo is the first woman to make the roster of Division I baseball team by AmethystOrator
The fact that all physical sports are dominated by men almost surely means that those sports rely only on physical strength and related skills.
I would love there to be some sport where different skills are useful, sure you have some positions that require that strength, but maybe you have one position that's focused on who can woo a wombat the fastest.
TruthOf42 OP t1_iwzj97m wrote
Reply to comment by Exitoverhere in What's the longest continuous chain of spinoffs? by TruthOf42
Strange new worlds definitely counts. Though I think it would be called more of a crossover.
But DS9 is totally not a spin-off even if it contains some of the same characters. It's in the same universe, but it wasn't like TNG existed and then they took those characters and spun them off into their own show. TNG ended and DS9 was always going to happen, without or without those characters. Otherwise every star Trek is just a spin-off of some other one
TruthOf42 OP t1_iwxs14g wrote
Reply to comment by skellener in What's the longest continuous chain of spinoffs? by TruthOf42
That's a very loose definition of spin-off. They all exist, mostly, in the same universe, but I don't recall any star Trek show that began as a character or episode from another show.
TruthOf42 OP t1_iwxr7u4 wrote
Reply to comment by skellener in What's the longest continuous chain of spinoffs? by TruthOf42
I thought about that, but those are more cross overs than anything else: Sisko never appeared in TNG, but Picard appeared in the first episode of DS9
TruthOf42 OP t1_iwxr0gj wrote
Reply to comment by olddicklemon72 in What's the longest continuous chain of spinoffs? by TruthOf42
I meant consecutive spinoffs, for instance, Happy Days spun off Mork & Mindy, but I don't think anything spun off of that, so that chain is only 2 long
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TruthOf42 t1_irl5pa6 wrote
Hospitals Hospitals Hospitals.
TruthOf42 t1_jegadp6 wrote
Reply to comment by proggR in TIL: honeycombs start out circular, and the surface tension of the beeswax pulls them into hexagons as it solidifies, because it is the most energetically favorable conformation. by craigdahlke
Don't you mean a cone?