Surely you learn an area pretty quickly. Worst case you may ask what major road something is near and you would know that and then can quickly look at the map to find the small road. Like I say my street name and if someone asks where about is that I give them the name of the major road next to it.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•SOLVED: Is it in any way incorrect to interpret a downvote as a "fuck you" in a 1-on-1 convo?English
6·1 month agoYes. Interpreting downvotes is dumb.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do You Disregard People IRL who You Know ask AI everything?English
3·1 month agoDepends what it’s used for. Coworkers use it to generate memes a fair bit. I also use it as a starting point for looking stuff up occasionally, partly because so many fucking websites are AI generated now I may as well ask a more direct question to AI instead. Then once I have a more specific answer I can look that up somewhere more reliable.
Recent example there being looking up things to grow in my allotment, give general goals and conditions and get a list of things. Then see what sounds interesting from that list and look that up on the RHS website.
You normally can’t see the bottom when it’s deep though. What difference does it make if it’s 2m or 200m?
Sea around here is so murky you can barely see past 1m anyway so rarely have any idea how deep it is unless you can touch it.
Lemmy doesn’t charge you per character. It md sns bk wn u hd t py pr SMS nd typ lk ds. It doesn’t make sense anymore.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Are pay-by-the-minute phone plans a thing of the past? (US)English
3·1 month agoI have one in the UK, not sure if they call it PAYG over there but may be worth searching for that.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you had to start today, would start collecting CDs or Vinyls?English
1·1 month agoBut that is our currency here
Decoy passwords on post-it notes.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you had to start today, would start collecting CDs or Vinyls?English
6·1 month agoDon’t hoard books, use a library
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you had to start today, would start collecting CDs or Vinyls?English
21·1 month agoI don’t have any now and don’t plan to start now. Physical media just seems so dumb for distributing small amounts of data, I can store so much more on an SD card which takes a fraction of the space of vinyl or CD.
1 CD is what, 700MB? A CDs size worth of SD cards is tens of TBs.
I can’t really think of many deepest beliefs that could even be contradicted. The core of who I am isn’t really to have strong opinions on something, but instead to be chill and touch grass from time to time.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Your Favorite Place, Your Actual BudgetEnglish
3·1 month agoThe beach, costs nothing for me to visit.
Some decent publicly accessible woodland closer to home could be nice.
Probably, most of human history had slavery in some form or another. It certainly predates feudalism and even continued past it.
Don’t see what this has to do with right wing boot licking though. Surely all slavery is bad?
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's one way you increase your productivity?English
6·1 month agoUsually have a wank and then remember I don’t care about productivity and then go back to touching grass
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Which music player do you use on android?English
11·2 months agoI use VLC on everything
Got an allotment this year. Start growing a variety of things, see what works and what doesn’t. Here are some things I have been growing.
Jerusalem artichokes seem to be growing nicely, not dug them up yet though to see how big they are underground.
Tried garlic and it struggled, bulbs are all tiny. Ground likely too damp for them or planted too deep. Might try walking onions next year
Radishes, the greens were nice, roots have mostly been nibbled by maggots though.
Good king Henry/some variety of goosefoot, planted seeds and feels like I shouldn’t have bothered as it’s growing everywhere wether I want it to or not. Perennial plant and you can eat the leaves like spinach, seeds like quinoa, shoots like asparagus.
Perennial kale - just getting eaten by insects so probably going to give up on that soon.
Rhubarb and blackcurrants, recently planted so not had much time to comment on them yet. Seen other people nearby with fair size rhubarbs though so hopefully it will go well. Might make it into wine.
I would suggest getting at least a few things that don’t require buying constantly new seeds. That is my longer term plan with things like the blackcurrants, take cuttings of the bush to propagate it further - it came with a label saying propagation is prohibited which I take as a challenge. Plant piracy!
Quick edit - also in my garden at home I am growing rosemary, sage and bay which are all doing well. Got mint in pots which is struggling a bit, partly from neglect. Should be ok if I water it a bit more. A large barrel for it to grow in could be nice tbh. Stick holes near the bottom on the side so the bottom holds a reservoir of water is also a tempting idea, as long as it’s a deep enough barrel that the standing water is reasonably below the surface.
TIL Sid Meier’s Pirates was released on Wii.
Aren’t old games pretty small though? It’s new ones that you may need a huge volume to store many of them. Depends how much we are talking of course. 2TB or 50TB?
Well let’s start with how much you need.
Then we can all cry. Currently looking at replacing HDDs with SSDs and significantly cutting down on my data storage requirements - basically uninstalling all those games I haven’t played in a long time and probably won’t. Plus it’s easier to avoid getting sucked into playing ESO and wasting money on it if it’s behind a 100+ GB download. Majority of games I actually play are under 5GB so I could go pretty heavy. Couple second hand 512GB SSDs perhaps? Under £100…


Why? I have an nvidia card and haven’t noticed any major issues. It hasn’t even bricked the system on a driver update in years now.