DisasterTransport

joined 3 weeks ago

Washington man might throw rock at seal if drunk enough, sadly too poor to realize dream

[–] DisasterTransport@startrek.website 12 points 10 hours ago* (last edited 10 hours ago)

For once ADHD preventing me from completing a migration is a boon, I guess I'll move back to keepass

[–] DisasterTransport@startrek.website 2 points 10 hours ago (1 children)

for a long time, and I mean like 20 years, I've wanted to pay the equivalent of a TV license in order to access iPlayer. I don't really understand what the hangup is.

[–] DisasterTransport@startrek.website 2 points 13 hours ago (5 children)

maybe i'm stupid, old, stupid old, or stupid and old, but isn't it a BBC show? Why would it not stream on iPlayer?

[–] DisasterTransport@startrek.website 4 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Microwave em for 2 seconds. It won't heat up the metal bits in plastic frames enough to cause damage but it'll fry an IC.

Most of them are probably closer to novellas by word count, that's a good point.

Well you can't use pneumatic acid, I can tell you that.

[–] DisasterTransport@startrek.website 14 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (2 children)

Alright but apart from the sugar and the fiber and the antioxidants and the vitamins and the minerals and the enzymes, what has fruit ever done for us?

Bloodborne has a deep story but good luck figuring out what it is

Money being worth more than it was 2 years ago also means any debt you carry is suddenly worth more than it was when you borrowed it...

M2 is one way to measure the total amount of money in the economy. M0 is all cash money in circulation. M1 is M0 plus all money that can be spent at will, for instance in checking and savings accounts. M2 includes M0 and M1, plus stuff like short term deposits and money market funds.

When M2 shrinks it means there's less spendable money in the economy, so people spend less. Businesses tend to have to lower their prices to get people to buy. The value of a dollar (or a yen or whatever) goes up, which sounds awesome except for a few huge catches. Now it's always better to hang on to money rather than exchange it for goods and services. It also weirdly increases the value of debt, so anyone who borrowed anything going into this is screwed. If you're still reading there's other stuff that happens like it becomes almost impossible to avoid mass layoffs and monetary policy basically implodes but this shit is boring and I want to go back to getting high and watching the Simpsons

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