underwire212
@underwire212@lemm.ee
- Comment on Anon is SpongeBob 3 hours ago:
Yeah I’m Songebob, middle school didn’t exist when I was 30
- Comment on Anon hates smartphones 1 day ago:
Yeah definitely the smartphone is why I still don’t have a girlfriend yup yup
- Comment on Anon has marital problems 2 days ago:
Is the woman who “needed drama and new cocks as all do at 35” in the room with us now?
- Comment on Anyone notice how Brian Thompson dies and suddenly aliens start attacking? 4 days ago:
There’s far too much circumstantial evidence and credible testimony to simply conclude that it’s all “a distraction”.
We’re talking about numerous firsthand whistleblowers, many of whom have risked their careers, reputations, and even their safety to share their experiences.
Nobody’s saying we know exactly what’s going on, but writing it off as “stupid” or “illogical” because it doesn’t fit neatly into our understanding of the universe is shortsighted at best. The fact that something defies our current scientific understanding doesn’t mean it’s impossible—it means there’s more to learn. Calling it boring might say more about your own curiosity than the topic itself, and to dismiss the topic entirely is incredibly insulting to the many whistleblowers who, again, have risked a great deal to share what they know with the public.
- Comment on Anyone notice how Brian Thompson dies and suddenly aliens start attacking? 4 days ago:
Ok but the UAP shit is pretty crazy tbh. And almost no one talks about it. Something is going on.
- Comment on Anon gets plastered 5 days ago:
Believe it or not, that’s your boss.
- Comment on Anon gets plastered 5 days ago:
This has got to be one of the worst arguments I’ve seen in a while. Congratulations.
- Comment on And black gloves of course 1 week ago:
The one where you can’t see my eyebrows
- Comment on Weather 1 week ago:
Sounds like me
- Comment on Those poor kids 1 week ago:
Survivorship bias
- Comment on Based Anarchist Jesus 1 week ago:
Unless he wanted to get caught. If this really is the same guy (which I’m not entirely convinced yet).
- Comment on Anon reads the news 1 week ago:
I think labeling is so fucking stupid. Like I get that it’s easier to shove a label on people and yourself, but we’re seriously assigning an entire fucking socio-political economic identity to this kid from like 2 Goodreads reviews and a few Facebook posts?
Gimme a fucking break
- Comment on Anon reads the news 1 week ago:
We really just don’t know yet. And likely won’t know until the trial (if there even will be a trial).
- Comment on The things you can buy on amazon 1 week ago:
I like to create imaginary people that I can complain about though
- Comment on Mitochondria 2 weeks ago:
Ok. So. Here’s my take.
No high schooler is EVER gonna pay even the slightest bit of attention if we incorporate a “taxes and accounting” class. No shot.
We learn certain general subjects like this in science mainly to learn critical thinking, analytical/logical reasoning skills, how to apply the scientific method (which, yes, can come in handy in many areas of life besides science).
- Comment on How embarrassing 2 weeks ago:
Beautiful. Brings tears to my eyes 🥹
- Comment on How embarrassing 2 weeks ago:
Maybe this is the event that unites the working class 🥰
- Comment on How embarrassing 2 weeks ago:
I agree. We need to have open minds when talking about which industries to target
- Comment on How embarrassing 2 weeks ago:
It was an e-bike though. Automatic pedal
- Comment on i hate hate hate stuart little 2 weeks ago:
Oh god
- Comment on i hate hate hate stuart little 2 weeks ago:
Well don’t hoard all the schizophrenic-sounding blogs just for yourself……
- Comment on Get the door! BREACH BREACH BREACH 2 weeks ago:
What is an ocean, but a multitude of drops?
- Comment on Get the door! BREACH BREACH BREACH 3 weeks ago:
Everyone says there’s not much we can do. That is a complete lie, meant to demotivate and demoralize. There’s plenty that can be done.
- Comment on Rust 3 weeks ago:
I mean, you don’t need to use the new features though. You can use a very small subset of C++ and get by just fine.
But yeah it does contain annoyances that have been more or less “solved” with newer languages. I realize there’s still a lot of use cases for C++, but I really can’t see the advantage of using it unless performance is absolutely critical or you need to have 100% certainty of machine level operations…which admittedly is still relevant for quite a few industries.
- Comment on mathposting 3 weeks ago:
H•(🍇, 🍔) ~= H•(🍔,🥪)[🍇]
• != multiplication
- Comment on Reversed roles 3 weeks ago:
Hey son, it’s me, ur mom. Can you pretty please have sex with your wife for me and your dad 👉👈🥺. Your dad and I want you to uproot your entire life so that your wifey can pump out little mini versions of you so we can feel what it’s like to raise children again but without any of the responsibility. Pwetty please with a cherry 🍒 on top😩🥵
- Comment on healthy routine 3 weeks ago:
Trust me. You don’t wanna go to the Lemmy end feed
- Comment on Anon creates a business plan 4 weeks ago:
American here. I understood most of what you said, except for the phrase “living wage”. Could you explain this to me? I’ve never heard of it before.
- Comment on "I have an story/fanfiction idea ruminating my mind for a long time. I wish I could write it " 4 weeks ago:
Throw away computer. Once vim is open, it can no longer be exited
- Comment on Just a little guy 4 weeks ago:
Ah, great to know! I’ll be taking my kids down there for some blue octopus pets 😁