Winjin
Winjin t1_jef7emj wrote
Reply to comment by PrestigiousAd6281 in This conference has bracelets to communicate comfort levels of touching by charlesteacher
May I suggest... spikes?
Winjin t1_jeej58l wrote
Reply to comment by disenjoyment in [WP] A medical robot on a long space flight has tried everything. Makeshift defibrillators, CPR, injecting adrenaline, but it's no use. The crew have died. As a last ditch effort, the robot downloads all information on "necromancy." by tehweave
Damn that's one really good read, I even teared up a little. Pour one out for Maddie!
And a perfect use of the prompt.
Winjin t1_jee7z8v wrote
Reply to comment by Duckdiggitydog in Nokia to set up first 4G network on moon with NASA by Free_Swimming
Is the Darkside Base uniform still designed by Hugo Boss?
Winjin t1_jee7sw2 wrote
Reply to comment by bookers555 in Nokia to set up first 4G network on moon with NASA by Free_Swimming
I used Nokias for years since probably my second phone after Samsung C45, mostly Nokia 2100 and Nokia 6230 and 6230i. Then there were Lumia 820 and 625. I loved these to the Moon and back (pun intended) and still feel like Microsoft Phone was way better than the way it flopped.
It was fast on a budget, their flow keyboard was stellar (and is still available I believe) and quite sturdy. I loved the tiles design for when you only use a couple dozen apps and the rest sit in the list.
It wouldn't work for someone with hundreds of apps though, spread accross six to seven screens they almost never use, except if heavily using folders (that I still have to use though). That's what my current phone looks like, but it's mostly me, hating on the apps situation.
In my Android phone I've decided to just delete links to almost everything and just search for them.
Winjin t1_jedsbxp wrote
Reply to comment by Pikcle in Periscope “telephoto” only for those who buy the most expensive iPhone. A well-known analyst revealed details about the new iPhone 15 Pro Max camera by chrisdh79
I had 64 gigs and now I have 512 gigs of hard drive memory. I mean they're both "memory", let's say long-term vs short term
Winjin t1_jec2awv wrote
Reply to comment by Material-Ad1949 in Periscope “telephoto” only for those who buy the most expensive iPhone. A well-known analyst revealed details about the new iPhone 15 Pro Max camera by chrisdh79
I'm still at XR I got as a present. Only thing I did was paid some hacksmiths to install way more memory in it.
The camera really lags behind in comparison to newer models, but other than that it's still really good.
Winjin t1_je92809 wrote
Reply to comment by Ishouldbeworking01 in [WP] I have a giant world ending laser pointed down at the earth. In 2 hours I will activate it and blow everyone to smithereens. AMA by TheWizOfPants
This is absolutely hilarious and absurd, I loved it a lot))
Winjin t1_jcbkk6o wrote
Reply to comment by Jaws12 in NASA wants new 'deorbit tug' to bring space station down in 2030 by DevilsRefugee
I mean, it's not just the face, or the body. The whole scenes have no charisma. It means that you also need to redraw Delevigne as if she's actually interested, rather than... what was going on.
Winjin t1_jcb1dul wrote
Reply to comment by Jaws12 in NASA wants new 'deorbit tug' to bring space station down in 2030 by DevilsRefugee
Sadly there won't be real chemistry there. I mean all the ways Pratt moves, like what he was on set and everything.
Winjin t1_jc9oa6q wrote
Reply to comment by thatwasacrapname123 in NASA wants new 'deorbit tug' to bring space station down in 2030 by DevilsRefugee
That would've been great. Just... A long, quiet shot, ship creaking, and she stands there all disheveled and crazy/sad eyes
Winjin t1_jc7uu6r wrote
Reply to comment by Omgninjas in NASA wants new 'deorbit tug' to bring space station down in 2030 by DevilsRefugee
I saw a great argument that Passengers were released the same year and suffered from miscast too.
Hilariously, if you swapped Chris Pratt with DeHaan both movies would be elevated. The scripts and directing would still be a major pain, but DeHaan as a sad creepy passenger and Pratt the Superhero Chad would work way better.
Also the recut Passengers would've been way better. And Rihanna scenes weren't needed.
Well, overall, both movies could be better, but the miscast idea still stands.
Winjin t1_jc13dp9 wrote
Reply to comment by lifeaintsocool in Future Timeline has removed its prediction about a cure for Alzheimer's disease by 2036 by ixfd64
Probably it is. We're basically back a couple steps in our understanding. Though with the ultra rich growing older, we'll probably see research funded by them to make it faster
Winjin t1_jc0wn2s wrote
Reply to comment by merc08 in [WP] Intergalactic Security stops a human outside the warp gate, attempting to arrest them for smuggling a container of dangerous caustic liquid. The embarrassed, exhausted human with lightyears of jetlag struggles to explain to the increasingly terrified officers what a "stomach" is. by SnippyTheDeliveryFox
As the Backyard Scientist proved, the household items are enough to build homemade rocket fuel
And sadly as Beirut demonstrated, regular fertilizer is enough to make explosives
Winjin t1_jb0dewf wrote
Reply to comment by LeviathanGray in Uncyclopedia parody of Wikipedia! by Dry-Lie-7476
I am so glad all the forums I used at 13 are very much dead now
But at the same time, the older I get, the more I wish they kinda could still be there to make fun of them
Winjin t1_januon6 wrote
Reply to comment by Jibber_Fight in Jay Leno looks great considering he had third degree burns all over his face by hopper75
All the money in the world can only get you as far as the modern edge of science can go, anyways.
But I gotta say, modern combustiology (that's the science of burn treatment doctors) is a wonderful thing. They do what was wonders just years ago.
Winjin t1_ja7gv1v wrote
Reply to comment by bingybunny in Google lays off 100 robot workers used to clean its cafeterias, says report by snowmaninheat
I think we can also kinda explain it by either Morpheus not exactly understanding what's happening there, or him dumbing the visuals down for Neo. But in reality yeah, I'm 90% sure they were like "People know what batteries are but they have zero understanding what a CPU is, most of them would lose the flow of the moment if they don't know what Morpheus is showing or if he has to explain more, so we need to change it to something everyone will immediately understand"
Also, another important thing I just thought of as I was writing this very comment - CPUs have some values and are not cheap in general. Batteries are practically worthless and easily discarded as soon as they're depleted.
Winjin t1_ja751aq wrote
Reply to comment by geekgodzeus in Google lays off 100 robot workers used to clean its cafeterias, says report by snowmaninheat
I know right? It's so much better than implying human body is used for its energy production. Cows or goats are way better at it, and there's zero reason to have the whole simulation going if it doesn't have some sort of a twisted purpose.
Winjin t1_ja741pa wrote
Reply to comment by geekgodzeus in Google lays off 100 robot workers used to clean its cafeterias, says report by snowmaninheat
My guess yeah, that would kill off anything. A handwave I have is that there's still obviously some light coming through or it would be, well, pitch black, and some algae and lychen are thriving, and these actually give off a lot of oxygen.
But it's no hard science fantasy, it's more of a philosophical anime, so I don't think there's a real explanation.
After all maybe the robots are lying and they have harnessed the nanites a long time ago and keep them in a huge cloud above human's settlement to punish them basically, and the rest of the planet is walled off and there's only server farms between lush forests where robots walk holding hands.
Because the initial idea of humans as batteries was actually "humans brains as the CPUs" but no one knew what a cloud computing is, but everyone used 8 D-sized batteries to power their audio system for 45 minutes, so they knew this metaphor. The idea that Matrix is a human prison ran with processing power of human minds trapped inside is beautifully dark and poetic imo.
Winjin t1_ja72ipm wrote
Reply to comment by geekgodzeus in Google lays off 100 robot workers used to clean its cafeterias, says report by snowmaninheat
Iirc the people use like the heat of the core to survive. And no one really knows how long it's been since the war. I've read somewhere that if the machines wanted it, they probably can disperse the nanite cloud that shrouds the sun and rehabitate the land. Now that they're at peace after third part, they could theoretically do just that.
Winjin t1_ja71525 wrote
Reply to comment by Snohoman in [OC] How Rolls-Royce makes money: Lots of aftermarket services and tiny profit margins by IncomeStatementGuy
A billion in admins sounds like it's one of these things.
Winjin t1_ja712xv wrote
Reply to comment by P_Ston in [OC] How Rolls-Royce makes money: Lots of aftermarket services and tiny profit margins by IncomeStatementGuy
And a billion in commercial and admin sounds like "we kinda pay for the CEOs meal and housing out of company's pockets"
Winjin t1_j9xhb7e wrote
Reply to comment by the_3d6 in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
Right, sorry, the East, the currently occupied parts basically.
Winjin t1_j9w0y8b wrote
Reply to comment by the_3d6 in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
You do know a lot of people living in the west of Ukraine identified as Russian?
I see people painting this like a hostage situation, but these people are not kept in camps or something, they have internet and flats.
Winjin t1_j9vx4v7 wrote
Reply to A man with no home was treated as if he didn't matter. Then a group of people helped, saving his life in the process. by CBSnews
Another "orphan crushing machine" moment or is it just me?
Winjin t1_jegti7y wrote
Reply to What are some racist assumptions people have made about you throughout your life? by OperaGhostAD
I don't hide that I'm Russian on Reddit so you can guess that a lot of people are not kind to me