Looks like a thumb and pointer finger touching
- 2 Posts
- 15 Comments
Prontomomo@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Shit like this is why we need open source printers!English
1·4 months agoBy that definition everything is a science. Is sopping up water with a sponge also science because of all the biology and fluid mechanics that can describe that action?
Everything can be “related” to science because science is a method of studying things to determine truth, and also the entire body of work that come from that study. Engineering is an applied science, it uses that body of study to design things (though doesn’t really have to).
This is funny and all, but this community is no longer science memes, just funny things in general.
Prontomomo@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Shit like this is why we need open source printers!English
2·4 months agoOk, I get that, but just seems like engineering to me, nothing to do with science
Prontomomo@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Shit like this is why we need open source printers!English
1·4 months agoI’m confused, is there science in this?
Lotta non-memes on here lately
Prontomomo@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•I'm no biologist, butt (GenAI)English
31·4 months agoThere’s a lot of AI art in this community lately
c/engineeringmemes should be a thing
Prontomomo@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Well whenever you notice something like *that*, a wizard did itEnglish
101·6 months agoI don’t believe in things that are considered “supernatural”. However, I don’t think that someone believing in something supernatural disqualifies them from doing good science, the same as someone who has a purely materialist belief system isn’t necessarily qualified to do good science. The clincher for me is that they can do their best to operate science without biasing it.
For example, It’s perfectly possible for someone who believes in string theory to study it as long as they are using the true scientific method, the same as it’s possible for someone who does not believe in string theory to study it with proper scientific method. If you project that same example towards something more controversial, like telepathy, it’s still a valid understanding of how scientific study should work.
Prontomomo@lemmy.worldto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Monthly update on the FOSS "Ladybird" browser engine
2·9 months agoTotally get it.
I just started using the Orion browser from Kagi. It’s actually using WebKit underneath and is kind of like Safari but outside the walled garden (minus sync which requires iCloud right now).
They only support macOS and iOS/iPadOS right now, but are working on Linux & Windows versions.
Worth a shot imo
Prontomomo@lemmy.worldto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Monthly update on the FOSS "Ladybird" browser engine
1·9 months agoI’m confused, why is Safari half a rendering engine? Isn’t that WebKit, which was the original rendering engine of Chrome, and the engine used by DuckDuckGo browser on macOS and any browser in iOS? I thought it constituted a full engine, curious on your take.
Sazerac - basically a Louisiana old fashioned
- 2 oz Rye whiskey
- 1/4 oz dark simple syrup ( like Turbinado, Demerara, etc)
- 5ish dashes of Peychaud’s bitters
- rinse glass with absinthe (I swear it doesn’t taste like anise/licorice at all in the end)
- lemon twist
- serve straight up
From the article it seems like they’re doing what Mozilla did with all their logos a while ago, they are just getting a sense of what people prefer with the survey, but in the End SUSE will be deciding what the new logos will be.



I like the content, but seriously I’m baffled as to how this is a science meme?