Passerby6497
@Passerby6497@lemmy.world
- Comment on Is this sufficiently advanced technology? 7 hours ago:
The ‘more magic switch’ is one of my favorite stories like that, right up there with the 500 mile email.
- Comment on Is this sufficiently advanced technology? 7 hours ago:
Computers are fucking weird.
Back in the dark ages of late 90s/early 00s computing, I figured out that I could reliably crash a computer with a c++ script that printed char 7 (system bell) in a while loop, but if I added a semicolon in the next line the system would be fine.
It was fun putting the first exe as the shortcut on lab computers, as people would be sooooooo confused when their computer spazzed out and beeped at them at an ever slowing cadence.
- Comment on no guy has ever been as hungry to eat me out as this Korean dad last night. 11/10 experience. 1 day ago:
it not pee
Lol, I’ve had multiple squirters try that line with me, but they can never come up with another fluid that would be likely to come out in that quality.
Like, it’s fine, I’ll put a pet blanket on the bed and no harm, no foul. But don’t lie to me lol
- Comment on ` ` ` ` 2 days ago:
she was Christian
It was Mississippi the early 1900s and her dad was a judge, if you think they’re anything other than Christian, you don’t know shit about hiwtory
or endorsed by the church?
You don’t have to be endorsed by the church to be a Christian fascist you potato.
- Comment on ` ` ` ` 2 days ago:
The adoption industry is run by Christian fascists.
It was literally started by a woman stealing children (either literally or getting the mothers to sign away the kid before they even touch them), so that tracks
- Comment on Keep puffin, dork. 3 days ago:
Fuck the niccy nippy, give me the THC titty
- Comment on I think NAMBLA or some other similar org might buy them... 5 days ago:
Cryptocurrency is cryptography, but cryptography isn’t cryptocurrency.
There’s a good reason to note that a term that most uninformed people might assume is unrelated to a shitty thing people hate. There’s a reason a lot of shit we used to call AI has to be clarified as non-llm because the llms have become the initial connotation to AI.
- Comment on Badge of Honor 6 days ago:
I may remember that one of these days…
- Comment on No Vaccines. No Weakness. Only Testosterone 6 days ago:
I eagerly await the AI slop ‘E’ version of this AI slop
- Comment on Thirsty much? 6 days ago:
Rick Pidcock
That is not a real name
- Comment on Me_irl 6 days ago:
Oh wait, they don’t anyway, modders do.
Hey, that’s a lie!
Not even modders can fix ALL of Bethesda’s bugs
- Comment on Badge of Honor 6 days ago:
bazzite:~$ cat policy.json | grep mtpender
bazzite:~$Looks like you didn’t get added to the invite list ☹️, try harder and maybe next time they’ll let you in
- Comment on Badge of Honor 6 days ago:
You know you can just define individual words to figure out what things mean, right? Like so:
Alternative: another option or substitute for the usual or original thing.
Frontend: the user-facing part of a website or application that people interact with.
Instances: separate running copies or deployments of a service or application.
Could: indicates possibility; something is able or potentially able to happen.
Host — to run, provide, store, or make a service available on a server.
- Comment on Teserract may be opensource, but adding myself would feel disingenuous 6 days ago:
I hope it gets dismantled as a state and all the Zionists (including Bibi Netanyahu in particular) get hung.
I keep saying this, but I eagerly await this generation’s John C. Woods
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Looks like it’s specifically when an underscore follows a normal letter instead of whitespace. Not sure if that’s as intended by the markdown spec, incorrect in Voyager or unspecifed
That’s almost certainly intended behavior, otherwise any underscore would trigger formatting (much like the asterisk does instead of allowing snake_case_naming
- Comment on The Republican Party used to be very big on smaller government. What caused them to turn into the party of big government over reach? When did it happen? 1 week ago:
The Republican Party used to be very big on smaller government
Really? When? Because all I ever heard was empty rhetoric when they weren’t in power.
- Comment on Can't wait! 1 week ago:
Sure, they just also host various military bases that just so happen to have even more long range weaponry, and the other 2/3s of the nuclear triad.
- Comment on Philosophy has peaked. Checkmate atheists 2 weeks ago:
A plant is not an animal, and is also not a sentient creature. A bone is a part of an animal harvested and used as a tool, not the animal itself.
It’s a simple line to draw.
- Comment on Philosophy has peaked. Checkmate atheists 2 weeks ago:
A dildo also isn’t able to consent. A carrot isn’t able to consent and is more alive than the roadkill (since it can still reproduce).
A dildo was never alive, and a carrot is not a sentient creature.
Ability to consent is something we require from conscious beings, but we generally don’t require it from objects, and corpses blur the line.
Lol, no they don’t. A corpse should be treated like the person it was, so it still needs consent otherwise you’re still raping it.
but it isn’t actually that easy to come up with a consistent justification for that condemnation.
It absolutely is: a sentient (not even sapient, but sentient) being’s bodily autonomy is inviolable without their consent.
Extending your logic to make my point, if a corpse is blurring the line, what about brain dead coma patients, especially ones that are infertile? Are they ok to rape? They’re alive and can’t reproduce, so what’s the difference, right?
- Comment on Philosophy has peaked. Checkmate atheists 2 weeks ago:
Sure, but I can also construct a moral framework in which it’s ok for me to murder anyone I don’t like because my not-mental-illness-sky-daddy said so.
Moral relativism is bullshit and can be used to justify anything.
- Comment on Philosophy has peaked. Checkmate atheists 2 weeks ago:
The Bible includes passages that condone murdering a cheating wife, so maybe don’t use that as your yardstick.
- Comment on Philosophy has peaked. Checkmate atheists 2 weeks ago:
Morally wrong? No.
Is it not? I’m not religious, but I still find it morally wrong to have sex with something that didn’t consent to it.
Whether the animal is alive or dead, it isn’t able to consent. And since the animal cannot consent, it is therefore rape, making it morally wrong.
- Comment on Russian Roulette. 2 weeks ago:
Believe it or not, straight to hell.
- Comment on Let it sink in. 3 weeks ago:
I can count to 31 in one hand in binary. It’s not a super useful skill, but it’s won me a bar bet more than once.
- Comment on 'We Need to Change Course' — Bethesda Boss Tells Staff the Company Must Focus on 'Our Strongest Franchises' as Xbox Layoffs Hit Hard 3 weeks ago:
without credit
Not sure where this part came from, but Obsidian made FONV, a game in the Bethesda IP that was credited to them.
- Comment on 'We Need to Change Course' — Bethesda Boss Tells Staff the Company Must Focus on 'Our Strongest Franchises' as Xbox Layoffs Hit Hard 3 weeks ago:
Who are they going to hire to make their games good if Obsidian goes under?
- Comment on good idea, no downsides 3 weeks ago:
The hippie probably doesn’t use fabric softener. That shit isn’t worth it in my opinion, and just makes things softer at the expense of lifetime and performance. Things like towels lose absorbency when you use it, workout clothes don’t wick sweat off your skin as easy, it can demonish the flame retardant property of kid clothes, and it can make it easier for mold/mildew to grow in your machine.
If you’re using it for static/smells, just use dryer balls and some essential oil. I think they’re also pretty good at softening your clothes.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Man, that American flag in the fund is just terrible
- Comment on End of an era? 4 weeks ago:
Maybe not, but the fact that customers who thought they purchased a movie are having it stolen from them with the excuse that the license ran out IS their fault, 100%.
Sony chose to advertise items for sale that indicated that their customer was buying the movie, not renting it for the lifetime of the license. From a consumer point of view, it doesn’t matter whose fault the license expired, because Sony is at fault for misleading storefront and advertising. They knew the terms of the license, and chose to advertise the product in ways that were absolutely not in line with what the customer thought they got vs what they actually got.
There is no world in which Sony does not take fault in this. Well, outside of a courtroom anyway, because media owners can do as they want in our current copyright hellscape. In any sane world, this would be seen as the theft it is. In this world, it’s just a Tuesday.
- Comment on Thoughts and prayers for them. 4 weeks ago:
Well, technically I judged him before I knew his name, but that’s just cuz I’m pretty sure the pictures are from that Nazi march almost a decade ago that killed Heather Heyer.