LanyrdSkynrd

Feel completely the same. I think I prefer the term agender for myself, but I'm still figuring this out.

I was a water-cooling main for ages because I believed the hype that it's quieter. For my last PC I went air cooled with comically large fans(120mmx2 on the CPU and 360x2 case fans) and it's quieter, especially in the long run. With water cooling, especially AIOs, the pump gets louder over time.

That's a good idea, thanks

Amazing, thanks for posting that

I learned a cool thing about oak trees. About every 10 years oak trees somehow coordinate to drop a much larger than usual amount of acorns. This is so that squirrels and other caching animals will store more acorns than they can possibly eat. This sort of tricks the squirrels to spread and plant the acorns.

If the trees didn't coordinate, or dropped the same amount every year, the population of caching animals would rise to an number that could consume all of the acorns. By separating by a decade, it ensures that any increase in population from the bumper crop of acorns will have receeded by time the next one comes around.

Nobody knows how they coordinate this. It's not on a set schedule like cicadas, and doesn't happen on the same year for trees in say, Maine as it does for trees in Virginia. It could be some kind of weather trigger, or even some kind of tree to tree communication.

Thanks for listening to Tree Talk, I'm your host, LanyrdSkynrd

Dobson fly because you get to be a creepy looking hellgrammite and a big beautiful quad-winged fly.

It's accurate in describing how Google ranks pages, but it's been doing most of these things for ages. They are crawling everything AFAIK, but many pages get ranked so low that they don't show up in search results.

Part of the problem is that there's a whole industry of SEO(search engine optimization) firms that game the various algorithms Google uses to rank pages, making their clients higher in the search results. Which makes it harder for small blogs and non commercial sites to break through.

That's not to let Google off the hook, they're a monopoly that doesn't need to care about the quality of search. In fact it's in their financial interest to make search worse. They'll do better if it takes you more than one search to find what you're looking for, because you'll view more ads. They can also sell more ads if search is doing a poor job, because sometimes it's cheaper to buy ads than do SEO.

I read somewhere else that this analysis is incorrect. They were saying it wasn't caused by something in the threat intelligence feed, but an updated .sys file(a driver component) that CrowdStrike inexplicably pushed to all clients at once.

That explanation is even funnier, because they pushed a software update to everyone at once instead of the widely used practice of staged rollouts of updates. Normally big companies push updates to a very small number of users first, then gradually increasing the number so they can get bug reports before wrecking every system.

I've taken too much kratom and felt like my eyes were rapidly twitching side to side. Made my vision blurry and gives me motion sickness. I don't know if that's what you mean by "wobbles".

I take kratom every day. It's good as an opiate maintenance med, keeps me from getting back on opiates, and it helped me when I was in a bad depression. I just wish it had a longer half-life, it's inconvenient to take when I'm not at home and I'm looking for a job right now. I'm tapering off just so I don't have to worry about that hassle.

I'm kicking myself for not getting a Suboxone script when you could still get them via telemedicine in my state. I asked my psych about it recently, but they won't give me one unless I'm in active addiction and get a positive drug screen to prove it. Pretty dumb that the system requires me to have a relapse to get the meds to prevent a relapse.

That's for pressed pills, though, right? I was under the impression that basically 100% of street Xanax in the US is counterfeit, pressed RC benzos.

If God had intended burgers to be square, he would have made square cows.