weaselmaster
weaselmaster t1_je66232 wrote
Reply to This art installment in Chicago resembles the Reddit upvote and downvote icons. by Candid-Race-4876
There’s one of these at Art OMI in rural NY as well…
https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1604884223364-9bd06ccb3c8c
weaselmaster t1_jdrp8tf wrote
It’s the machine that goes “ping!”.
weaselmaster t1_jcyjn7a wrote
Reply to comment by rdntknight in A pirate ship encountered an enemy vessel on the high seas. by Yeetthyself64
Bring, not Being.
weaselmaster t1_jc8z820 wrote
Reply to comment by Izawwlgood in Researchers: Floating solar panels could provide over a third of global electricity by TurretLauncher
Changing water’s reflectivity would be suicide - a suicide that we’re already attempting by bathing with oily UV-reflective sun tan lotion all over ourselves, that then blocks the needed UV light from underwater plants, eliminating entire habitats.
weaselmaster t1_jbfvb9n wrote
Reply to NASA fixes spacecraft by turning it off and on again — 'Firemode reset' sees Interstellar Boundary Explorer back on the job by Cosmicking04
“Firemode reset”? sounds like someone spent an awful lot of time to make up a new word for reboot.
weaselmaster t1_ja3lb01 wrote
Reply to comment by teachdove5000 in My menu was on an actual meat clever. by teachdove5000
I suggest that you hack the giant scarab beetle sitting across from you to pieces, and then see if you’re still feeling hungry.
weaselmaster t1_ja1nbe2 wrote
Reply to comment by whyreadthis2035 in Ford’s EVs are getting faster charging and more affordable batteries thanks to new chemistry by Ssider69
Would be pretty in character for Elon to turn out to be a high level cocaine dealer…
weaselmaster t1_ja1muzz wrote
Reply to comment by Ancient_Persimmon in Ford’s EVs are getting faster charging and more affordable batteries thanks to new chemistry by Ssider69
Wait - nickel? Like nickel cadmium? Isn’t that shit toxic?
weaselmaster t1_j8soygl wrote
Reply to comment by unusedusername3 in TIL cashews are actually seeds that grow hanging beneath cashew apples, which are pear-shaped edible fruits that belong to the cashew tree by Arena-1
OMG - who wrote this? An excellent snippet:
“The raw cashews are then roasted at high heat, either by steaming them in a large rotating drum or vat of boiling oil to remove urushiol remnants before they can be shelled, thoroughly dried, and peeled.”
So, they’re ROASTED by STEAMING them in BOILING OIL.
weaselmaster t1_j8awlqg wrote
Reply to comment by speculatrix in These prosthetics break the mold with third thumbs, spikes, and superhero skins by ChickenTeriyakiBoy1
Or a prehensile tail!
weaselmaster t1_j6lkr97 wrote
Reply to One of the coolest places ive ever been too. The Great Chamber, Cutler Point, UTAH [5464 × 3640](OC) by lifeofmikey1
Man made, it looks like?
The pile of rock debris has a peak, so it couldn’t have just flaked away from the hill.
What’s the geological story there?
weaselmaster t1_j6k3bgm wrote
Reply to comment by Sienar_IX in Ice formed like blades of grass outside today by Bernieisbabyyoda
No, pretty sure the Heave thing is correct, especially since it can essentially be ‘underground’ when muddy soil freezes hard and pushed the water content upward as ice.
I come across it all the time here in the NE, on winter hikes mostly, especially on a cold (20° or below) morning when the previous day was warmer/rainy.
weaselmaster t1_j6j8ejs wrote
Reply to comment by Dantzig in Ford cuts prices on electric Mustang Mach-E, following Tesla's lead by Familiar-Turtle
Every ID4 owner I’ve asked in the US is quite positive about it - I just don’t want to drive a god damned SUV (even a smallish one).
Where’s the eGolf R?
weaselmaster t1_j6dvvs0 wrote
Trying to out-cuttlefish the cuttlefish?
weaselmaster t1_j64dv3j wrote
Reply to comment by lordbaronstein in The toilet throne by lordbaronstein
Some drunk person is going to kill themselves on those steps and sharp corners.
weaselmaster t1_j620h25 wrote
Reply to comment by kittenTakeover in Recyclable mobile phone batteries a step closer with rust-busting invention. Rather than disposing of batteries after two or three years, we could have recyclable batteries that last for up to nine years, by using high-frequency sound waves to remove rust that inhibits battery performance by Wagamaga
Who throws things in the trash?
My electronics are all recycled - by NYC law, actually.
A bit of a pain in the butt to hold on to old devices and electrical equipment until an electronics recycling day, but even the copper and magnets from random electrical/appliance devices get reused in this way.
Outside of NY, I have to pay a small fee to bring my electronics to a container at the local garbage/recycling center, which then gets transported to a similar electronics recycling/recovery center.
If your town doesn’t have such a facility, you should fight for it!
weaselmaster t1_j5f6z2i wrote
Reply to The metabolite alpha-ketobutyrate extends lifespan by promoting peroxisomal function in C. elegans (Jan 2023) by basmwklz
Get your filthy hands off my c. elegans!
weaselmaster t1_j5f3t0l wrote
Reply to comment by justmoreredditors in My donkey died the other day, so I dug it a grave. by Scherezad
Or just ‘You shoulda seen the size of my asshole!’
weaselmaster t1_j58o74u wrote
Looks pretty murky (the water). Is this in an urban setting, or in a remote location?
weaselmaster t1_j58me0g wrote
Reply to comment by 0ba78683-dbdd-4a31-a in TIL Every two weeks, an Indigenous language dies. by ImAllAboutYou
Seriously.
This is going to be a hard precedent to keep at this rate.
weaselmaster t1_j585xg1 wrote
Reply to comment by badamache in TIL that the Brazilian village of Candido Godoi, 7k inhabitants mostly of German descent, have the greatest birth rate of twins in the world (1/5 births). Some believe it is the result of genetic experiments of nazi medic Mengele, notorious for his obsession with creating an Aryan race. by greenland1237
And just yesterday an article made the front page saying it was due to a specific yam variety that cause double ovulation to be so high.
Gotta slip the nazis in there somehow, though!
weaselmaster t1_j4tfg36 wrote
Reply to comment by sapienBob in TIL "A Christmas Story" was initially overlooked and only became a classic after Ted Turner purchased the rights and began airing it yearly on cable TV. by habalushy
I dunno.
I saw “A Christmas Story” once a couple of years ago, and thought it was a solid 4 out of 10.
Do we really need ‘Christmas’ movies in the first place? Shouldn’t they stand on their own?
weaselmaster t1_j4t3u90 wrote
Reply to comment by Cetun in TIL about SubTropolis, a giant former limestone mine under Kansas City that was converted into the world’s largest underground business complex. The 1,100-acre complex is accessed through tunnels, and as of 2015, 1,600 people worked there. by corn_dog_22
It’s only 1.5 people per acre…
weaselmaster t1_j3e2k67 wrote
Reply to comment by Chipotle42 in Last light on Cape Renard, Antarctica [OC][5029x3660] by Chipotle42
I was gonna say - this time of year, the sun just gets closer to the horizon and then goes back up!
weaselmaster t1_jearofl wrote
Reply to comment by thejikz in Aptera’s Solar-Powered EV Is Finally Finished—and It Looks Just as Bonkers as the Concept by elister
Bate?