Randelung
@Randelung@lemmy.world
- Comment on How can one individual get Nestle, Amazon, Google, Apple, Disney, and Blackrock to go out of business? 1 day ago:
Remember the EU judge whose Visa and Mastercard accounts were frozen for investigating the US for something? That. Except you’re probably not a high ranking official.
- Comment on this site is all soapy titties and piss-drinking 5 days ago:
Best generation yet again.
Hollow victory though. :/
- Comment on Careful programmers 5 days ago:
Add easy mode pls, some of us have lives!
- Comment on trolleyposting will continue until morale improves 1 week ago:
Do I HAVE to get out of the way?
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
Oh would you look at that, resources and copyright are less important in a literal post-scarcity universe where everything is shared freely! WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT!
- Comment on A car parked in front of the fire hydrant hindered the firefighters' intervention, so the team broke two side windows and passed the hose through the inside of the car. 2 weeks ago:
Can confirm. We had 2500 liters of water, which lasts for about three minutes on full blast. In case of fire, it’s the first priority, and sometimes the hydrant is quite some distance away.
- Comment on Anon's class fails expectations 2 weeks ago:
Funnily enough, that’s what I expect a government to do (except for the war part). Invest into the future, reap the rewards later. It’s very difficult to bring about change without credit of some sort. That’s why I’m always confused by the debt ceiling debate in the US - assuming the money would be invested into the country and not siphoned off, which I know is naive. But investing money it doesn’t have (yet) is one of the main levers a government has, usually supported by taxes in the following years.
- Comment on Anon's class fails expectations 2 weeks ago:
I mean, I can imagine kids feeling a sense of purpose and belonging. That education is very palpable - girls that age fawn over babies and family life, and boys would rather work the fields as long as they get recognition for it. The open choice of what to do with your life is daunting, so the promise of actual skills instead of algebra is appealing. It’s basically the return to “learn a trade” we’re going through now.
All in all, a suboptimal hangup for a negative Nazi image. Hitlerjugend etc. were popular programs. Like boy scouts but with (realistically probably “more”) indoctrination.
- Comment on Useful things at the mall 2 weeks ago:
But the bondage possibilities are wild…
- Comment on Tomorrow... 3 weeks ago:
I was standing in the - potentially very locally constrained - pouring rain for HOURS with a snack bowl over my head, screaming your name! Assuming your name is Stella.
- Comment on Tomorrow... 3 weeks ago:
I’ll bring snacks!
- Comment on Tomorrow... 3 weeks ago:
FUUUUUCK IT WAS SEVEN MINUTES AGO I CAN’T BELIEVE I’M ACTUALLY USUALLY AWAKE AT THIS TIME AND STILL MISSED IT GODDAMMIT
- Comment on Fox News sharing billionaire propaganda 4 weeks ago:
The thing is, if Bezos wants the deliveries to take longer, they will. And he can easily lie about it and tell people it’s not his fault.
- Comment on Anon steams up the sauna 4 weeks ago:
People have told me and my friend to be silent twice before when we were talking in a respectful quiet tone, not even addressing anyone else.
- Comment on Anon steams up the sauna 4 weeks ago:
It seems the rest of the world has decided that saunas need to be quiet, when the actual Finnish thing is a social event. You have a beer, sometimes a sausage on the oven. I don’t know what the point of a stfu wellness sauna in a gym is.
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Banquet my ass. More like shitty high school cafeteria lunch.
- Comment on Anon reads Don Quixote 4 weeks ago:
Same experience with a really old German book. He wanted to know the color of the hat one of the side characters was wearing. I had no clue, after investing so much time into trying to understand it. That kinda made me give up - why try to participate when the outcome is the same as if I didn’t?
- Comment on I'm not sure they will 4 weeks ago:
I’ve actively started doing tickets manually again. Just reviewing is exhausting, and yes, in part because I’m overwhelmed by what I don’t understand. I’m somewhat new in our codebase and letting AI do all the work means I’ll never get to know it in depth. That means I’m not meeting the productivity goals managers have already adopted, though. :/
- Comment on currently busy 😅 5 weeks ago:
estoy pooping
- Comment on Its a steal at that price 5 weeks ago:
The bondage? Sensory deprivation, loss of control, loss of facial features, loss of speech - any combination of those and more. I find the concept very hot. Each padlock is +10 heart rate.
- Comment on currently busy 😅 5 weeks ago:
A high pitched scream of terror.
- Comment on Yes, I use Debian stable. How'd you know? 5 weeks ago:
Some time in '27 probably. Don’t have to show my face during teams calls in the meantime. 🎉
- Comment on Ugh, here we go again, gotta get ready for a bunch of bullshit 5 weeks ago:
Wasn’t there a hack where you just tell them you’re going to prison?
- Comment on Yes, I use Debian stable. How'd you know? 1 month ago:
Run my camera driver. ISP4 is in kernel 7.2 I think. ;_;
Oh well, it’s a matter of time.
- Comment on Yes, I use Debian stable. How'd you know? 1 month ago:
But apparently from a time when it came exclusively as a CD.
- Comment on ¿Qué carajo es esto? 1 month ago:
How bizarre, how bizarre!
- Comment on Easy Delivery Co. I'll just be a little car driving a kei truck around a mountain town. 1 month ago:
Danganronpa v3. Luckily already chapter 3.
- Comment on Shit is going down in Paris! Quick, alert the... 1 month ago:
tel://0800 ZUT ALORS
- Comment on Danger Close 1 month ago:
Yes, regardless of type.
- Comment on New level of capitalist hell unlocked: Companies are relying on AI to pinpoint exactly how desperate job seekers are in the hopes they can pay them as little as possible. 1 month ago:
Take care of yourself. virtual hug