Hueristic_Autistic

@Hueristic_Autistic@lemmy.world · Joined ⁨Jun⁩ ⁨2026⁩

Replying to an earlier post

. Je ferai l’effort d’avoir un anglais impeccable le jour ou les trous de cul de ton genre seront capable de baragouiner plus que trois mots dans ma langue. Tu peux prendres ton colonialisme linguistique et te l’enfoncer bien profond. So basically, in you own langage, fuck you*.

I’ll make the effort to have impeccable English the day assholes like you are able to babble more than three words in my language. You can take your linguistic colonialism and shove it up your ass. So basically, in your own language, fuck you*.

Replying to @⁨ms_lane@lemmy.world⁩

it’s hiveminds divided by instance.

which decentralize them to their own communities but again you can at least disagree here and it will start a meaningful conversation or something that will make you think further, (I’ve had better comments that turned into conversations here than reddit), not down voted 20 times, your comment shadow banned and your opinion never seen.

down voted 20 times, your comment shadow banned and your opinion never seen.

is not a community it’s a hivemind. here, there’s communities and some have hiveminds but not all of them and most of them don’t. Like you can say your new here and be welcomed and not just like be shut up. I could get down voted 50 times here and someone will still see what I said and that’s what matters.

It’s relaxing here and it feels like I could ask something and get real responses or when I get called out for not knowing something here I go and look it up. I just think this place has that feeling of I can just chill and it’s nice.

Replying to @⁨slickgoat@lemmy.world⁩

I thought that it had evolved into a bot parliament.

It did. The moderation filters that are supposed to ban people for rule breaking are automated by bots and the appeals are also ran by bots. They made it so all accounts are tied to a single, making it so if you had alts to bypass the ban, they banned those too and don’t give you any time to appeal again.

There’s also too many things you can get banned for now and because it’s all automated now, Lemmy, is the last vestige of being able to speak your mind and there’s no hive mind here.

well not as ready to use their stingers here and down votes don’t mean shit here like at least if you’re down voted here, you’re not hidden into an oblivion and your comment shadow banned.

Reddit is a hive-mind bullshit area where if you don’t agree on everything you’re attacked in a way where if you retort to what could very well be be perceived as cyber bullying, you’re banned. If you retort to anything by speaking your mind, you’re banned or blocked from the community.

It’s full of pieces of shit, even the bass guitar community, it’s all people telling other people who go there for advice to go to another forum or identifying bass guitars that google lens can figure out by model number.

Replying to @⁨DeepRoots@lemmy.world⁩

and how many to cool a house and how much power does each draw.

Based on power consumption and practicality:

Well obviously it would take more a.c.'s to cool a house but again it depends on needs. If the house was a single floor unit it wouldn’t need a mini split. It could use a window a.c. which can be 120v; mini splits are 220v-240v. It’s probably a little more on volts but that’s if both are ran at the same time. If you’re in a main room while the main bed room AC is off you’re not consuming twice as much power.

But the more cassettes with mini splits the more power you draw, the more you have them on the more energy you’re consuming regardless.

So if you have two cassettes running 4 units, you’re running 2 zones per cassette at 220v-240v each cassette plus the refrigerant, plus the amount of time on which can get to over 1,000w each easily. How they make it cost effective, idk. Maybe city programs but they cost 4 times as much as my window ac, the unit not the amount of money to run them.

I’m only going to use my AC 4 months out of the year, if that. It doesn’t seem worth drilling into my house for 4 months out of the year.

In my honest opinion, I believe you can lower power consumption by not using an ac as much and by not having as many but you gotta do it right based on living needs otherwise you’re gonna have a heat stroke.

Replying to @⁨DeepRoots@lemmy.world⁩

You don’t need to cool an entire house unless you have a family or pets and even still you can get away with using a 24" pedestal fan with using the AC you can cool an additional 900 sq ft on top of what the ac is providing in the living room.

I mean yeah a mini split is the modern option but not everyone wants to drill into their homes.

It’s all about needs vs generalizations. I don’t need to cool every room in my house and I can get away with using one whirlpool brand window ac in my living room and sending the cool air through my house with a penguin pedestal fan from Ocean State job lot.

Yeah it sucks having to put it in the window every year and it sucks bringing the fan down and walking by it but I have a natgas boiler based steam radiator system with heat in every room and given how the winters in New England are harsher than the summers, I think I’m okay.

Replying to @⁨Raiderkev@lemmy.world⁩

☝🏻 Modern NBC Honeywell filters aren’t cheap. I know, I looked into modifying a surplus skin tight Russian gas mask, first term Trump. If I survived a nuclear blast I’d still hope to be able to breathe was the point.

Either way, it gets costly because once you open that filter, you better be ready to use it, kind of thing, meaning they start to degrade once you open one. So, it’s not the masks really that get ya, it’s the price of the filters.