Downvoting AI garbage

Student brought Madonna’s Sex book to school. Made it on one of the evening tabloid shows. Tossed small rodents into the open windows of passing cars. Sodomized baseball players with broom handle. Checked girls underwear on the way into prom to make sure they weren’t wearing thongs. Blink 182

Only two of those are on Wikipedia.

Take a bunch of sheltered early 20th century peasants and tell them they are the best soldiers in the world. Send them off to war with instructions to kill one of two groups of people that look the same, sound the same, dress the same and carry the same weapons. They were never meant to survive.

We will not be rewatching that. I couldn’t make heads or tails if it when it was on the first time and I’m definitely not trying to revisit it. But it is that bad.

We are working our way through it now. The first season is absolute trash that is so dull and slow that it’s almost impossible to watch. After that things pick up and start getting good. I’m told that you can skip the first season and come back and watch it later with an understanding of everything it’s setting up. But I decided to watch the first season in proper order.

After we finished this it’s on to Farscape.

Dan is the guy that knows stuff. Jordan is the loud sidekick comic relief.

Alexa, set an eye exam appointment for Worx.

Nuclear power is just steampunk with magic rocks.

I need to know that Dan and Jordan will get access to the desk.

I keep refreshing my pod feed waiting for the next episode.

I am waiting for the next episode to drop. Biggest episode ever.

That’s certainly one way to read it. Except you don’t know anything else about me. The problem isn’t the interest in other identities. The problem is the complete clusterfuck of identities presented in that headline. Each additional descriptor narrows down the field of people it’s talking about until you end up with n=1. It’s so incredibly niche that most people, including myself, can’t even picture what must be going on in the heads of these people. Maybe if there was a poster child that would help. But it would take a 30 minute podcast interview to delve into all of those aspects and help it all make sense. Just trying to square the religion plus anarchy section makes the brain hurt. And then we get more niche after that.

My DIY is normally “build it from scratch” instead of “buy a thing that does it for you.”

The way you have it listed they are all “inverters”. But an inverter is only one component of a solar system. In fact it’s not even part of a DC only system. Most of what you have are complete systems minus the solar panels. Way more than an inverter.

Each day on Lemmy I scroll and scroll and then I reach a headline where after reading it I have to parse what it says. And then I realize it’s gibberish. And then I realize it’s the bottom of the feed and what I’m reading has a negative score.

Today this was that post.

They guy under investigation for sex trafficking? The one with an “adopted” “son”? That Gaetz?

It is a useful tool for figuring out needs based on what’s going to be running. But it seems too DIBuy instead of DIY. The results say inverters but they are all plug and play all in one systems. Not DIY.

Now I understand that popping prebuilt systems in the results is easier than building a DB of the constantly changing variety of batteries, inverters and charge controllers. But right now it seems all buy and no build.

Please, let’s not do this. Lets just enjoy sites that aren’t toxic without making them toxic by written articles with headlines like this.

Usually losing them. Though there was this one time where I shorted some wires And the best portion of serratedness became useless.

And that’s why I buy $5 pocket knives. I’m not spending twice as much to wait two weeks for a replacement when I depend on my pocket knife every single day.

I try to BIFL whenever I can but this is one case where the trade-off of a cheap knife are better.

No, seriously, every day. I’m a handyman. I’m lost without my pocket knife. I have to replace one about every two years.

I’ve seen the effect. It’s just like after Brazil cut Twitter off. My very niche account has been gaining new followers by the hour.

I have no idea how people interested in Heathcliff are being found by new people. Much less people interested in Heathcliff without Heathcliff.