If you’re going to write a scientific article including a temperature, putting that temperature in Fahrenheit will result in the vast majority of people not reading the article

sucking like a Dyson

What, immediately block up, stop working then lots of bits just randomly break off you?

Those are just ideas that were previously “generated” by humans though, that the LLM learned

For the 99% of us who don’t know what tweening is and were scared to Google it in case it was perverted, it’s short for in-betweening and means the short frames of an animation in-between two main scenes

For those that don’t read french, just know that this guy’s name translates to Rock-Wolf

What typically America-centric thinking

You can also tell by the misuse of “they’re” lol

That’s just not true for modern washing machines

You’re probably thinking about archaic, inefficient, wasteful washing machines that only exist in one country

I’ve not tried these particular ones, but gel ear pads with noise cancelling headphones is pointless in my experience

The gel vibrates with exterior sounds and passes through to your skull, cancelling out the cancellation!

Kevin Bridges’ older stuff is world class too. Haven’t seen him recently

Btw two decades is Nokia era!

Next to the minidisk

Yes, that was two decades

Aye right enough, last time I saw a cheque was about 1925 lol

Not your fault, but doesn’t mean it’s incorrect. I used to work in procurement, so I keep up with this stuff.

The consumer organisation is which.co.uk, well worth the subscription price

Ansmann are so popular, you can’t buy them from Amazon or they’ll be fakes. Stick to places like cpc.co.uk

A consumer advice study in the UK actually found Ansmann batteries to be the best by quite a bit, with Eneloops in second

Couldn’t agree more.

Secondly, never ask for book recommendations on Lemmy or Reddit. You’ll just get a list of pretentious, wanky suggestions that people pretend to like

The best fiction is sometimes just a trashy, edge-of-your-seat thriller

3 - using an Oxford comma where appropriate

Hardwood floor sealer exists. It’s called vitrification

You’d be nuts to install a hardwood floor and not protect it!

The own brand stuff in Lidl is excellent

Another thing is good quality washing machine cleaner/descaler/degreaser

Use it every year, or every six months in hard water areas. Drastically increases the life of your machine, and it’ll keep washing like it did when it was new