He looks decent to me, as long as you have some driftwood (which I see you do) for him to chew on, plus some algae wafer, he should be just fine! Do you see him going after the wafers when you add them? Thats the usual pleco food I use, he will also hoover up the normal fish pellets
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Pikachu is a pika (actually a squirrel)
What game is this ?
Apparently their nests are shaped somewhat like an old clay oven
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Technology@lemmy.world•Leak Exposes Details of Peter Thiel’s Secretive ‘Dialog’ SocietyEnglish
4·1 month agoA long running antisemitic myth that Jewish people kidnap and murder Christian children and use their blood in rituals
Ohhh ok yea there it is. Sorry, not American.
Ok maybe I’m missing something but scumbag Stephen Miller didn’t really say anything contentious or bad? I’m sure he meant it disparagingly but wouldn’t a more effective response be something like “thanks for acknowledging this positive step towards inclusivity!” ? Idk
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What would you do if you found out your dad changed his name and went no-contact with his family years ago, before you were even born?
5·2 months agoI think they mean that their father went no-contact with his own parents/family (OPs grandparents and extended family) prior to OPs birth.
Why is happiness diminished by knowing it’s a chemical reaction? Why doesn’t that apply to depression and sadness?
As in you’re bothered by the lack of meaning? Figure out why it’s so important to you to have a purpose, and then choose a purpose for yourself. It’s quite freeing in my opinion, you can’t really mess up your life in a wider philosophical sense. You succeed just by doing things that make you happy (and depending on your morals, don’t make anyone else’s life worse).
The real meaning of life is to reproduce. We are here because some funny molecules have a tendency to replicate themselves, that’s really all there is to it.
The lack of meaning isn’t really a problem unless you make it one
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Technology@lemmy.world•America's productivity boom started before AI, and a Stanford economist who decoded the Great Resignation says working from home is the reason why | FortuneEnglish
6·2 months agoHow is it a weakness? If anything it seems like it would help address inequity in how people are treated based on race, age, gender if people are interacting more anonymously, and maybe we could also dispense with this whole coworkers are a family bs that is meant to instil loyalty to a company that doesn’t care about you and offset a lack of work life balance
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Canada@lemmy.ca•Carney, Smith reach energy agreement that could see pipeline construction start in 2027
5·2 months agoDoes that mean it will be like a crown owned pipeline? Not that privatizing ports is worth a provincial pipeline but that would be an interesting outcome.
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science@lemmy.world•Don’t reach for the bug spray: scientists find insects may feel pain after crickets nurse sore antennaeEnglish
21·2 months agoLike mice, you can acknowledge something feels pain and still need to deal with pest type problems related to it (ideally in a targeted and humane manner). But it may affect some other things for the better such as mandatory killing of crustaceans before boiling, acceptable procedures for invertebrate animal research, eliminating use of live insects for fishing bait, etc.
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science@lemmy.world•FDA vaccine studies censored by Trump admin after finding benefits of shotsEnglish
9·3 months agoWhat a demoralizing work environment for those scientists
The answer is bison
But to the problem of converting to veganism on a larger scale, I think you’d just gradually phase out by banning further breeding and the cow population could dwindle down. It wouldn’t solve a lot of the other adjacent problems though.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why do most adults around social media think that you are allergic to wisdom until youre 18?
8·3 months agoI do believe you have learned plenty outside of interacting with electronic devices. And I am not saying you have to leave your niche either, if you are fulfilled and stimulated that’s great.
But to suggest that you can learn and understand everything within your tiny bubble is really demonstrating a lack of depth and wisdom… At least you should be able to understand and accept that you are choosing to disengage with a vast amount of knowledge that cannot be provided by your current sphere of interest. If you accept that, then that is a good start.
It doesn’t mean your pursuit of knowledge is invalid or useless. But an important piece of growth that sometimes but not always comes with age is beginning to grasp the vastness of what you don’t know, how much is out there that you cannot even begin the comprehend.
The other side of this is a bit physiological. You mentioned in another comment that may skills and concepts learned outdoors have analogues online (like navigating the internet). I just wanted to add that these are very different. Our brains have evolved for millions of years to navigate a physical environment and have unique mechanisms to do that based on vision, smell, even magnetic forces. The inherent attuning of our brains to the physical world is why things like using a mind palace technique for memory are so powerful. There are many other mechanisms like that which can’t always be exercised in a meaningful way via the internet or technology, and which contain their own opportunities for knowledge and growing ones understanding.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why do most adults around social media think that you are allergic to wisdom until youre 18?
12·3 months agoYes, my answer is the same. You are conflating learning with pure comprehension of factual information. Learning and knowledge and wisdom involve much more than that.








Depends what the team is doing. If it’s a marathon running team for charity, or a team of people picking up garbage on a beach, it probably doesn’t matter much.