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- Comment on Anon doubts WW2 Germany 4 weeks ago:
wasn’t even the last one standing on the losing side either. Japanese people are better than the master race?
- Comment on How a small but vocal minority of social media users distort reality and sow division 1 month ago:
I agree that a lot of disinformation comes from snd is aimed at the US.
For Lemmy, idk. On one hand, it could also be restricted. I can imagine restrictions being dependent on the size of the website in terms of traffic and posting.
On the other, if there isn’t such a huge impact because of it’s size, then restrictions aren’t necessary.
- Comment on How a small but vocal minority of social media users distort reality and sow division 1 month ago:
For larger website that allow political discussions and reach a lot of people, yes I think verification would help tackle disinformation. Same thing that happens to websites that don’t follow GDPR is what I would imagine.
If you have suggestions for dealing with foreign disinformation, I’m all ears
- Comment on How a small but vocal minority of social media users distort reality and sow division 1 month ago:
What I mean by that is no anonymous posting. A big issue is that you have thousands of bots pushing fake messages. It’s worse with algorithms where the company can control how many people certain messages reach. But places like Lemmy and reddit aren’t immune either. I still remember seeing how crazy reddit went during 2016 elections. All of a sudden a ton of pro Trump people were there. I couldn’t trust a lot of news, pro or against Trump, because there would be false information posted (false anti information I bet also posted by Russian bots for this reason as well.)
As of now, we’re basically allowing Russia, China and Iran to influence our citizens. That’s partially why MAGA has such a an alternate view Trump. They don’t ever hear the bad news about him, or just don’t believe it.
- Comment on How a small but vocal minority of social media users distort reality and sow division 1 month ago:
It’s starting to feel more like we shouldn’t allow political ads or discussions online without restrictions. Foreign actors and idiots are too quick to spread misinformation. If people want to get an idea of what others believe in, then go talk with other real people. This feels more like kids learning how to socialize from online games. People are dicks online, and you can interact with people that way in real life
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I like this one. I’ve heard Scientist lie or scientist are wrong, but it feels ironic that people still trust them every single day with the products that they consume that were generally thought of from scientists.
- Comment on How the fuck do you meet new people? 3 months ago:
Social events like bars and raves are an option. You’ll find people who just want to get shit faced, but also social people. Volunteer work has a lot of people you can interact with and eventually become friends with. Game places are another option as mentioned. Video games as well. If you have a dog, parks are a way to start conversations and meet people.
- Comment on Anon rides a bike 4 months ago:
Pretty cool study. Shame its so small of a sample size, but it shows some very positive signs.
- Comment on Trump's answer today reminded me of his infamous "Nuclear" quote. 4 months ago:
Lol. Thanks for the link.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
bro, getting tickled for an hour is very uncomfortable. Maybe If I get shot in the chest, my options next time will be I live a long life without a shot to the chest?
- Comment on Anon watches an American flick 5 months ago:
Whoa mind blown
- Comment on Well, it's officially over. Tom Hardy says George Miller’s "MAD MAX: FURY ROAD" prequel "THE WASTELAND" is no longer happening. 5 months ago:
The action is just so amazing, as well as the works building. You’re right that is relatively predictable, but it’s not it’s intention to be unpredictable, just a very cool action movie
- Comment on Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay sustained injuries this week in a Connecticut bike crash 6 months ago:
Practically useless video. It only showed Ramsey being interviewed and asked about the crash, in which he shows his huge bruise in his ribs. No details of what happened
- Comment on Study finds 1/4 of bosses hoped Return to Office would make staff quit 6 months ago:
I’m sorry but this seems very illogical. You’re saying that, as a company thats fully remote, its easier to get the WHOLE COMPANY back into the office than it is to do the paperwork to remove a handful of bad employees, while risking losing some of your better employees??
- Comment on Anon is at a crossroads in life 6 months ago:
Lol bro, you obviously don’t know shit about plumbing if you think they can’t have their shit together. They can make crazy bank.
- Comment on ENDLESS Legend, 100% Orange Juice and Dragon Age: Inquisition are free to keeps 7 months ago:
Is dragon age playable on the steam deck or Linux in general? Feels like an out of place mention, or lacking clarification.
- Comment on Skimmer spotted in San Diego at 7-11 7 months ago:
For real he handles it like it’s his. He said it happened again. I wonder what happened afterwards
- Comment on Value of one of S.F.'s biggest buildings plunges by 80% after Uber, Block leave 7 months ago:
What eventually happens to the landlords once they don’t make enough revenue on those office spaces? Foreclosure and the back reposses it? That would show them to sell it to another company for a lower value and drop office prices, right?
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- Comment on China’s Advancing Efforts to Influence the U.S. Election Raise Alarms 8 months ago:
Republicans are part of Congress, and control the house. Because they benefit from this law, they have no need to change it. So no Congress won’t be changing it unless at least Democrats have more control of Congress
- Comment on Games that force you to make hard choices 11 months ago:
You bring up a good point, what I was lacking in my post was the combination of names, permanent death, and the very real threat of death. Not certain if Tactics works in a similar way.
- Comment on Games that force you to make hard choices 11 months ago:
I would second Xcom and add: unlike other strategy games, where each character is a nameless unit, Xcom names your units. Not a big deal, but it is a big enough change where you start to create your own stories, even in your head, for the characters. Playing the game in a not easy game mode, causes you to lose soldier from time to time. This really heightens tension when certain characters die, whom you remember, and when some miraculously live. Its a very small, yet somehow meaningful addition to what would otherwise be an endless sea of soldiers.
- Comment on Anon likes bikes 11 months ago:
Or anywhere with public transit. Basically not most of the US
- Comment on Relatable. 1 year ago:
So anyways Striker as I was saying before we were interrupted, we really need people to be inclusive here in lemmy to encourage participation.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 year ago:
Boba teas suck without straws. accessibility issues as well. Mixed drinks are pretty good with straws (all the ice, and if it needs to be mixed using a straw serves a dual purpose).
- Comment on Don't forget to tip 1 year ago:
There’s some clarity lacking for sure. I think most people here agree that owning as much real estate as possible being a good investment, is problematic for society and should be done away with. Also that people should vote to get this system changed such that hoarding homes is not a financially good idea. This comic represents the animosity that exists between people that want to take advantage and advance the current system, and the people that hate the current system. That being said, the rules of the game dictate, if you want to make a lot of money, buy homes.