[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 23 points 17 hours ago

As was the style at the time

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 6 points 18 hours ago

I don't remember sucking him off his feet but I could have missed it

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 2 points 22 hours ago

Calm down DeBeers

Seriously though, I don't touch llms and just hoard a folder full of various bat and ps files for different things I've needed to do repeatedly. And a few txt files of snippets and one liners for less routine items.

I do user facing support more than server wrangling. It works better for my workflow since I don't know what machine I'll be on any given minute

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 12 points 22 hours ago

Yeah but you're forgetting one thing that years in IT have taught me. Most people aren't smart. Most people are dumber than shit, are barely literate, and refuse to learn. They only know "I press this specific button located at this one place for things to happen". If the button is changed in any way such as a slightly different color or moved by an inch, they are completely lost and helpless

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago

Arguably, it's even worse than normal if he is reelected

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 3 points 4 days ago

As long as the base is sufficiently flared, it's dealers choice

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 7 points 6 days ago

I AM being attacked

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 33 points 6 days ago

That was my first thought. Dudes dehydrated as fuck

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 80 points 2 weeks ago

My wife worked in ICU then COVID ICU. She still gets PTSD flashbacks from everything she dealt with when someone comes in with similar symptoms. I got front row tickets to seeing a person who's entire job is to keep people alive go from "oh someone I had today coded and we couldn't bring them back" every so often to "we had multiple people die today. A few more aren't much longer. If we put them on their back, they'll die. If we give them water, they'll choke and die. They still refuse to believe that COVID is real as they are actively suffering and dying of it".

Yeah, we get a touch testy when people say it was fake or overblown

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submitted 1 month ago by DokPsy@lemmy.world to c/gardening@lemmy.world

It's the time of year again when I find my citrus plants covered in wiggling bird poop. The caterpillar form of the swallowtail butterfly is extra fond of citrus plants and they make a point to have their first point of life in my garden. I have a rule that I make plain to the little critters: you can stay if you don't eat too many leaves. Eat too much and you get evicted. It does no good for them if the plant dies.

It got me thinking: where do others sit on the scale of "magazine perfect lawn piece" to "it's less garden and more forest area I found to live in"?

Do you have everything where the animals can't get to them or are you fighting the birds for the perfect ripeness of a fig?

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 94 points 1 month ago

As someone who deals with various windows bullshit on the daily, 8gb for win11 is fine assuming you don't use any applications. If you want to actually use the machine, 16gb is the absolute minimum

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 129 points 2 months ago

The good/bad news is that the old "I swear to God you bootlickers need a good ass kicking" and "Jesus is ashamed at what you do in his name" styles of country are making a comeback

And for inclusivity, there's a sub genre devoted to the "you tried to end my people but I will not die" style which includes focuses on lgbtqia+, women in general, pagans/wiccans, indigenous groups, other, and various combinations therein

The bog witches, fae creatures, and {unknown description of Appalachian denizens} have been putting out some good stuff

[-] DokPsy@lemmy.world 102 points 5 months ago

For me, it was realizing that while I was smart, the shit level of schooling was more an impediment to me gaining the skills needed to continue excelling and I continue to be surrounded by absolute dipshits wherever I go.

In school, I didn't have to study to pass and there was no real incentive to learn how to. This bit me when it came to university because the lectures didn't cover everything that was to be tested on. Turns out, trying is a skill I never needed until then.

Then, in the workforce, I'm constantly exhausted dealing with people who are at best functionally literate and I have to cater to their understanding of literally everything. No desire to either understand the problem or fix the root cause, just make the thing do what they want right then.

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submitted 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) by DokPsy@lemmy.world to c/astrophotography@lemmy.world

After having basic camera setups with simple trackers, I was gifted a seestar s30. Closed in back yard has a small area that isn't covered in trees but has a perfect view of Orion. Going to let it run as long as I dare tonight and pull the fits files to import into siril and do a proper stacking but the apps stacking after only fifteen minutes is already making me excited for what I can pull out of it with an hour+ integration time.

Now if the clouds and fog stay away long enough for me to get quality subs, I'll be a happy night owl

Edit: cloud bank came rolling in shortly afterwards. Will have better seeing the next few nights so hopefully will be able to get a lot more time to help clear up the noise and improve detail. Fifteen minutes is nowhere near enough

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