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FlameBurningOrange, to science_memes in If I was smarter, I'd have gotten the bag.

But surely everyone greets you by saying “Dr. Fossilesque, I presume?”.

That alone has got to be worth the overqualification issues.

fossilesque,
@fossilesque@mander.xyz avatar

Finishing up my thesis but, god I hope not. Those people are insufferable.

voight, to science_memes in If I was smarter, I'd have gotten the bag.
@voight@hexbear.net avatar

Wait, we’re all in low resolution? bear-despair

MBM, to science_memes in polycoria

Are images from mander.xyz broken for anyone else?

Sal, (edited )
@Sal@mander.xyz avatar

Yes, sorry. It is a problem that started over the weekend. I thought I had patched it by doubling the server’s RAM and adding a core, but that was not enough. Some process is causing the RAM use to spike and the image backend is crashing because of that.

fossilesque, (edited )
@fossilesque@mander.xyz avatar

@Sal@mander.xyz Another whack-a-mole.

Sal, (edited )
@Sal@mander.xyz avatar

Thanks. I noticed and reset the server a few minutes ago.

Something has been off recently. The CPU is spiking and the RAM gets used up, which crashes the pict-rs container. The pict-rs won’t reconnect until I reset the lemmy Docker container.

I doubled the RAM and added one core, but that was not enough to stop this problem, which means that whatever is causing these spikes is unconstrained. I need to look more deeply into Docker memory management to see if I can limit RAM usage such that the crash can be avoided while remaining functional.

fossilesque,
@fossilesque@mander.xyz avatar

Goodluck, comrade.

Sal,
@Sal@mander.xyz avatar

Thanks. I have looked into it a bit more and I think that it is the postgres database grabbing all the memory it can. I have set a hard limit for the postgres container. Hopefully this resolves the problem!

knorke3, to science_memes in revenge is nigh

welp, that cat’s out of the box…

Adi2121, to science_memes in Zoomers will be in grad school soon.

The fact that I understand everything in this scares and comforts me at the same time.

Spzi, to science_memes in seastars!

Romantically speaking, aren’t we all just genitals with attached life support?

rekabis,

You are technically correct, the best kind of correct!

Re: The Selfish Gene

ininewcrow, (edited ) to science_memes in polycoria
@ininewcrow@lemmy.ca avatar

On a road trip through Ontario one year we met a couple of teenagers at a country gas station near Ottawa with pupils in the shape of a cat … a vertical almond shape. I freaked out when I saw the girl first and jumped back. She was used to the reaction and said she just looked like that and it wasn’t a trick. She then said her brother had the same thing and he came to see us.

This was about 25 years ago before novelty contact lenses were around … they may have been around but I had never heard of them at the time.

It’s a weird thing to see just these tiny differences to the human anatomy … it immediately makes you think that something is wrong or not right. It makes you realize just how easily prejudices are born.

The two people were really nice small town people and we had a good conversation and we even left them a tip before we never saw them again.

Then again that is the special thing about differences though … I’ve seen so many 'normal looking" people in my life and none of them stand out, but I can still picture these two and I’ll never forget them.

Cort,

Fwiw, 25 yrs ago was 1999, and I remember seeing these for sale at my eye doctor even before that. These kids may have been fucking with you…

ShimmeringKoi, to science_memes in polycoria
@ShimmeringKoi@hexbear.net avatar
charlytune, to science_memes in Zoomers will be in grad school soon.

I’m getting spork vibes. Nothing is new. This too shall come to pass.

JackGreenEarth, to science_memes in seastars!

Sea stars? Is this a new name for starfish?

beckerist,

Considering they aren’t fish it would seem sea stars are a more appropriate name

JackGreenEarth,

Yeah, that makes sense, it’s just one I’ve never heard before.

beckerist,
IMongoose,

Same with jellyfish, crawfish, and to a lesser extent sea gulls. Now jellies, crawdads, gulls (they are not all by the sea).

A ton of birds are about to be renamed too, they are renaming all birds named after people.

psud,

Yes, it is another name for a starfish

Usernamealreadyinuse, to science_memes in Zoomers will be in grad school soon.

Wut? Do i have a stroke? Because i dont understand a word…

kbal,
@kbal@fedia.io avatar

That's because you're just far too old, and not down with the zoomers and their extremely flurgid memes. Or possibly you're not a paleontology enjoyer.

Nobody, to science_memes in revenge is nigh

It may be alive; it may be dead; but it’s definitely going to kick your ass. In theaters this Fall…

pudcollar, to science_memes in seastars!

This has to be the work of an enemy stand.

callyral, to science_memes in polycoria
@callyral@pawb.social avatar

was this supposed to be loss? it doesn’t look like loss

fossilesque,
@fossilesque@mander.xyz avatar

Missed opportunity!

tdawg,

loss-ed opportunity…

fossilesque,
@fossilesque@mander.xyz avatar
Albbi,

It would make its actual meme, instead of just an image of something interesting.

1050053, to science_memes in polycoria

Annoying Tool fan comments incoming…

fossilesque,
@fossilesque@mander.xyz avatar

Haha, I don’t think my ex is cool enough to show up here.

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