lunarul
@lunarul@lemmy.world
- Comment on Still haven't found the right amount of mind bleach for this one... 6 months ago:
Somehow I find the worst thing in the story that it’s the worst infection they’ve seen in months. Not years, months¡
- Comment on What are some common everyday examples of this phenomenon? (see body) 6 months ago:
In my area (San Francisco Bay) it depends on how much pedestrian traffic is expected. I live in the suburbs and, as I said, the walking light only goes on if the button is pressed. But if I go to San Francisco itself, lights are all on a timer (and there are no buttons at all).
- Comment on What are some common everyday examples of this phenomenon? (see body) 7 months ago:
Also, some of the traffic crossing buttons don’t make the walk cycle come sooner, but they occasionally are needed to insert a walk cycle at all, because some intersections don’t trigger a walk cycle unless the button has been pressed.
Some? In my area all the lights require a button press for a walk cycle. Even if the traffic lights turn red for the cars (e.g. in an intersection for cross-traffic), the pedestrian lights will stay red too unless the button was pressed.
- Comment on Survive the zombie apocalypse 7 months ago:
Wtf are you going to hunt with a machete?