Hundred Rabbits is a small collective exploring the failability of modern tech

Post by Bluestein » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 8:46 AM UTC

devjab wrote: post #251

buyreddit wrote: post #166

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Makes sense. Tangentially, people always mention of spending time on the toilet, but I never could relate as its a max 2-3 minute activity for me, usually less. Only have enough time to read some Reddit posts. Maybe, as I get older, this will change. Edit: I am vegetarian, probably has something to do with it.

Gotta give the hemorrhoid doctors some work. Ideally you should finish your business rather fast, but I think a lot of people simply find a nice break on the toilet. Obviously food has an impact but if any type of *vore has long shits it’s probably because they aren’t getting enough fibre, another boon for the hemorrhoid doctors! The reason I know a shit should take 30 seconds is because there is this Danish doctor w…

Post by jeroenhd » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 8:52 AM UTC

lloeki wrote: post #233

Vegenoid wrote: post #134

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The simplest thing would be to simply link to a Youtube video, perhaps with a small warning that it will take them to Youtube which uses trackers. You could even make the link an image that is the thumbnail of the video. Not the prettiest or purest solution, but very simple.

I've seen youtube embeds be overlaid and say things like "this embed carries tracking, click here to load inline at your own peril or here to watch on original site" or something to that effect. Can't recall where though.

Post by BoxOfRain » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 9:02 AM UTC

nkrisc wrote: post #263

buyreddit wrote: post #166

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Makes sense. Tangentially, people always mention of spending time on the toilet, but I never could relate as its a max 2-3 minute activity for me, usually less. Only have enough time to read some Reddit posts. Maybe, as I get older, this will change. Edit: I am vegetarian, probably has something to do with it.

In my personal experience it mostly has to do with how much fiber you get, whether you eat meat or not. Lots of meat and no fiber is not recommended.

Post by copx » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 9:12 AM UTC

lomase wrote: post #254

doovd wrote: post #252

One thing I don't get is how they sustain themselves in terms of income - does anyone know what they do to support their lifestyle? Just really curious (and potentially out of the loop). Thanks.

I don't think they sustain themselves with this project.

Post by shiroiushi » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 9:13 AM UTC

mdorazio wrote: post #213

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A larger battery and more solar panels doesn’t seem to be an option for the authors: > The modern stack doesn't really work for us, it doesn't apply to the limitations that we have on the boat. We have 180 watts of solar. We just spent the whole summer with two 6-volt batteries, which is very small. When you're going down that route, at every turn people are telling to just put more solar panels, or to buy more batte…

I love what they're doing, but these are reasons that don't hold up to scrutiny. gluing flexible panels to the deck would solve the windage problem and the boat is over 16,000 pounds laden... adding another ~80 pounds (less if LiFePO) of batteries would decrease their "run away" ability by about 0.5%. They pretty clearly ran into a challenge, chose the fun solution rather than the practical one, and ran with it. Whic…