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Simon

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<p>Social sciences student from Germany, Europe πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί</p><p>Likes cats and tea and memes.</p><p>Currently losing my sanity trying to learn the Ukrainian πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ language.</p><p><a href="https://mastodon.green/tags/sociology" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>sociology</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.green/tags/europe" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>europe</span></a></p>

Posts

  • Post #3956597

    What is the more reasonable way to connect two HDDs to a mini PC acting as a home server? - 2 external HDDs connected via USB (I&#39;m doing that right now) - SATA docking station, which can take external HDDs which are cheaper, and both 2.5&quot; and 3.5&quot; models. BUT it needs an extra power supply. #homelab

  • Post #2438053

    Collecting is such a weird hobby because not all collectors are the same. Some are respectable members of society and collect paintings or fossiles or books. And others collect funko pops.

  • Post #2438052

    I will soon make some double blind taste tests with my family to figure out once and for all if adding a bay leaf to your soup does fuck all. Stay tuned.

  • Post #2438051

    Who is the best Vedek in #StarTrek? There are 19. If enough people care about this incredibly niche topic we can answer this question in three rounds, eight polls total. See memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Vedek First round, first poll:

  • Post #2438050

    Who is the best Vedek in #StarTrek? See memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Vedek In the last poll, Vedek Bareil Antos unsurprisingly qualified for the second round. Now to the second poll of round one (these candidates are admittedly a bit underwhelming):

  • Post #2438049

    Who is the best Vedek in #StarTrek? See memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Vedek Third poll of round one:

  • Post #2438048

    No more #StarTrek Vedek polls because there wasn&amp;#39;t enough interest in it, so I will simply declare Vedek Yassim the winner because she&amp;#39;s my favourite.

  • Post #2438047

    Astronomy is collecting a lot of light and finding patterns that indicate planets and stuff -&amp;gt; big data Medicine nowadays is mostly proteine folding, genetics etc -&amp;gt; big data Material science is simulating how complex molecules react to heat pressure etc -&amp;gt; big data Are most sciences just pushing fucktons of data through python algorithms?

  • Post #2438045

    I wish I could make a browser plugin where people can report reddit posts that look like russian or chinese bots so we have an open dataset ro do #OSINT on.

  • Post #2438043

    @kohnzn machst du masto shitposting eig hauptberuflich oder ist das ein side gig?

  • Post #2438042

    The awkward moment when I ask somebody for the date and they give me only the day. Sir, do not underestimate my disconnect from reality. What month is this?

  • Post #2438041

    Has there ever been a video game with a market place for fan made DLC? I think it would be so cool if the community could continue the story of an RPG, then even more DLCs are written that continue the most popular ones until there&amp;#39;s a whole multiverse of different paths the game can take. Imagine you found a mysterious item, but what you can do with it depends on which fan&amp;#39;s DLC you download. #gaming

  • Post #935276

    How much of the maths you&amp;#39;ve learnt in school do you think you still know?

  • Post #897422

    How do you read books? (for pleasure, not for work etc.) #books #bookstodon #poll