doctorspike

u/doctorspike@lemmy.world
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Do you have any links so we can judge for ourselves? It’s challenging to take your word for it at face value when we don’t know what your threshold for “being an actual Nazi” is.

Especially when a mod seems to disagree strongly with you.

Saying an anime character in a nazi uniform is hot is… pretty tangential to being an actual Nazi. That’s a weak connection.

If you’re getting this worked up over a simple disagreement in taste I can see why the Reddit mods banned you.

The question doesn’t really make sense…

DNS (domain name system) is a protocol that keeps and communicates lists of host name/ip address pairs.

So a “dns address” would be an IP address.

on Good point · c/mentalhealth · 4 pts · 286d

It’s working great!

I upped my 1 rep max on bench to 315 lbs, I ran my first 5 km sub 30 min, and self host enough services that I no longer pay any monthly subscriptions (save the internet, power, water etc)

I’m still a POS.. but man I’m way less of a POS than I was last year. ;)

Retrograde menstruation.

Because the feliciano tubes aren’t closed on the ends, where they interact with the ovaries, blood from a period can flow backwards into your abdominal cavity.

Additionally, a small amount of sperm (if a woman is sexually active and say trying for a baby) can also go the full way and leak into the abdominal cavity.

So some women can have blood and semen free floating in their abdominal cavity. Between organs

Edit: autocorrect got me. I meant “fallopian tubes”

on Dik Piks · c/science_memes · 3 pts · 1y

Got any DOIs to share? I'd like to read about some bioreactors and polymer physics.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/asklemmy · 5 pts · 1y

I’ve worked for about a year as a waiter when I was younger. Compared to what I do now, there was virtually no skill involved.

I’m a PhD candidate in chemistry. I’ve never once seen sodium refer to the salt, sodium chloride. Sodium is the metallic form or the atom.

However, why sodium, tungsten, lead, antimony, tin, silver, gold, mercury, iron, and potassium and not their Latin forms? Natrium, wolfram, plumbum, stibium, stannum, argentum, aurum, hydrargyrum, Ferrum and kalium? I don’t really know. Mostly it’s just fun trivia for me to tell the undergrads.

She was a doctor of phycology, so she’s easily late 20s early 30s. Not teenage. Maybe you think she looks young because she’s in shape? I’ve met 40 year olds IRL that have bodies like that. So I dunno about the “looks like a teenager” thing.

Also remember that in cartoons everyone has fair (smooth) skin until they’re quite old. It’s hard to show subtle signs of aging with cartoon detail. So they’re fair right up until they’re “old”.