impudentmortal @ impudentmortal @lemmy.world

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I'm not in any way, shape, or form an engineer so I don't really understand the exact details of your post.

However, you post reminded me of a really good episode of a podcast called Hidden Brain. In it the host, discusses the topic of knowledge with a cognitive scientist.

At one point, they talk about how sophisticated technology has gotten that people don't know how to solve problems if that technology brakes, especially since technology is getting so good that it makes fewer mistakes. They use an airplane as an example in which an experienced pilot forgot how to get out of a nosedive and crashed the plane. On a smaller scale, the host mentioned that he has a hard time navigating if his phone's GPS doesn't work.

Its a really interesting listen if you have the chance.

Looks to be real

Add the fact that he becomes a decent family man and you have one heck of an arc.

There's a hilarious canon scene where Vegeta proves to be a better dad than Goku (granted that doesn't take much)

Everything All at Once by Bill Nye. It's a great guide on how to make a positive change in the world from a scientific perspective.

Though it was written in 2017, I'd say it is more relevant now than ever.

Don't remember the show but people kept asking a female character "Is it windy outside" cause her hair was so crazy.

Another good one: you must save a lot of money on shampoo (for someone who is bald)

Thanks for sharing! It looks like I'm going to need to avoid the Exos drives then

Cherry pick a few topics you know incredibly well and look at their published articles on those subjects.

If they ever write an article on the In N out secret menu I'll let you know

Oh I see. I hadn't thought that would be a problem but it makes some sense that home servers would differ from actual professional grade ones thus making the drives very different.

I had not heard of that. Thanks for the tip. Does it make them quieter?

Do you have the Ultrastar models that were made by WD? Or the ones before they were acquired by WD?

I was considering the Ultrastar line too but read they also cna be loud since they're meant for servers

Thanks for sharing your experience. And yeah, I forgot that reviews tend to be negative. I just figured since it's WD's own website they'd try to skew it to be more favorable.

Oh wow that sounds awful. I wasn't expecting it to be that bad. Thanks for the tip! I hadn't considered checking YouTube for sound tests.

One Liter of Tears fits the bill.

It portrays the life of a real girl named Aya Kitou who develops a neuromuscular disease as a teen. It's an old film but great for making you think about the value and beauty of life.

There is a JDrama with the same name. The show takes some artistic liberties with the real story but since it has a longer run time it goes more in depth about the family dynamics and explores other plot lines.

You could just buy ice cream and cones separately and put them together whenever you want to eat one

Not exactly what you're looking for but it's also helpful to exclude results. You can do this by having a "-" with no space before a term you want to exclude.

For example, if I want to search for pictures of the dish "ratatouille" and not screenshots of the Disney movie, I would type "ratatouille - movie -Disney"

Edit: not sure why there's a space after my hyphens in the post. They're not there when writing.

Leftover fries can be either air fried gain (but you'll need to flip them half way) or pan fried in neutral oil (tastier but less healthy).

Can't help with the other three problems.

I completely forgot about this video. Thank you!

What a fun question. Made me nostalgic for early social media days.

Early YouTube: Daft Punk Hands

Pre-Youtube: The End of the World