Notices by Seiðr (illuminatus@mstdn.social)

@peter ¿What?

@fanta Alternativamente, el Wasabröd, que es más o menos igual pero en rebanadas rectangulares.

@fanta Cafés Dromedario, pues ya con eso seal of approval.

@Infoseepage Hey, the UK and the USA did that for a lot of time.

@Infoseepage Makes sense, because if they were Barbary pirates or similar, they were more like corsairs.

@Infoseepage The last four or five years have convinced me that they have a substantial qualitative advantage: long-term thinking.

@Infoseepage The detective was the murderer! Just like in 'the Usual Suspects'.

@Infoseepage That's the brand carried by LIDL that has a caramel and salt variant that is like pure heroine-addictive.

@GLaDTheresCake @elilla I burned all bridges to them after one of their technosolutionist, technooptimist vids that was complete, in-your-face "do not worry, tech will solve all of this" bullshit. It <scarified> in my brain something I read way-back-when on the bird-site: optimism and pessimism are the side of the coin that tells you the outcome is pre-defined and you don't need do anything; worry, but not despair, go out there and do something.

@pancho
Yo: No voy a gastar más en rol hasta dentro de un tiempo. He acumulado mucho sin jugar.
También yo: ¿DÓNDE ESTÁ LA TARJETA DE CRÉDITO?

@ErikUden As a biologist, this is what we professionally refer to as "absolute bullshit to fleece the rubes". Once the person dies, the action potentials in the CNS decay, fast, and it is no longer able to transmit nervous impulses. Whoever puts money into this is asking, begging, to be scammed. This is <not> a serious idea, and if you find it is a good investment opportunity I have a radio tower in the centre of Paris to sell you.

@fanta El 'Star Trek 25th Anniversary' también tenía.

@Infoseepage I really can't take my head off how their flag looks like something out of a Ruritanian novel.

@CorioPsicologia Inventar cosas requiere del tiempo para darle vueltas a cómo afrontar y resolver un problema.

@Infoseepage @golgaloth I can't attest as to his academic record, but that there is the sign of a real biological scientist: we get hyperfixated on fascinating stuff of life. Years ago, I had two couples of friends for lunch for my birthday (usually I get about a dozen people, but that phase of the pandemic, you know), and one of them is a professor at the uni. We got bouncing each other stuff about Evolution, Genetics and Natural HIstory.

@Infoseepage @golgaloth It was funny because her partner and the other couple were fascinated, but mute, as we were more or less imparting a class on history of Life of Earth just on the spot.

@Infoseepage Yes, I've taken a peek, it's a nasty chokepoint to control the river. Wouldn't live to have been in charge of trying to take that.

@Infoseepage From the photos I would infer it has "star-shaped citadel" features.

@Infoseepage Ah, cool, cool… coolcoolcool. The kind of thing you want to discover with a tanker full of flammable stuff.

@fanta Así muy simplificado, es usar luz ultravioleta y productos para estimular el intercambio RedOx (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrobright) la pega es que puede fragilizar el práctico, si no recuerdo mal.