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- Comment on CONSTANTLY being one upped by Uncle Ronnie 20 minutes ago:
I can’t find any definition that says that. Where are you finding that definition. Bloodline is relatives by blood, uncles are relatives by blood, hence why uncles could gain the throne in any bloodline inheritance society.
- Comment on I poured milk on my pussy but it didn't help 24 minutes ago:
The solution in the title is a good way to get a yeast infection.
- Comment on CONSTANTLY being one upped by Uncle Ronnie 13 hours ago:
Huh? In what way aren’t they part of your bloodline? Unless you’re talking about uncles that are married into the family, but otherwise they’re literally blood relatives.
- Comment on A handy reference guide for you 1 day ago:
They’re pretty dumb. They drown in my bird bath constantly.
- Comment on An intelligence of pure malevolence. 2 days ago:
I haven’t had problems with printers on Linux or Mac. Literally just windows that is shit honestly.
- Comment on The best thing about being an adult 3 days ago:
I thought it was chicken in gravy lol. Glad I’m not the only one thinking it was a dinner.
- Comment on 4 days ago:
I think I need a context link.
- Comment on Can someone break down the real differences between kbin, mbin, Lemmy, and PieFed? I know they're all in the Threadiverse, but I'm not sure what the draw is to use one over another. 4 days ago:
As I also said, using the software is tacit support. It’s not possible to steal the design and reject the doctrine. If you use firefox or libreoffice you support mozilla and or the document foundation. If you drive a tesla that you bought second hand you support Elon Musk
By that logic if you use any firefox derivative like Waterfox you also support Mozilla. So by using any browser in existence you support either Apple, Mozilla, or Google…
If you buy a Tesla second hand yes, you are supporting musk, because you increase the demand for his products. That is not the same for free products in open source software. It’s especially not free for downstream consumers. Increasing usage of Waterfox will actually decrease usage of Firefox and cause Mozilla to struggle. There’s no payment or replacement of a fixed good that needs to occur. Your logic is very off here.
- Comment on Can someone break down the real differences between kbin, mbin, Lemmy, and PieFed? I know they're all in the Threadiverse, but I'm not sure what the draw is to use one over another. 4 days ago:
Someone linked them above in this thread.
- Comment on Having to work during the apocalypse sucks 6 days ago:
My only problem with your comment, and this is what has been eating at me for some time, is that you say this
Here’s the thing - this is a reasonable description of the vast majority of human existance.
Which is only from the human perspective. I honestly could zero fucks about what happens to the human race after all this is over. But the destruction of earth as a whole will be horrendous. You mentioned “remaining few animals” and that’s really where the problem is. We are destroying Earth, not humanity. And Earth doesn’t deserve that.
- Comment on How come if my dog is sick and I take him to get put out of his misery its ok? On a human its not? How come human laws don't apply to animals? I think of our dog as family and he's one of us? 1 week ago:
It’s murder if you do this to humans, not euthanasia. The human has to want it.
- Comment on oh and it's also a crime 1 week ago:
Where? Why? Your when makes no sense. Laws take time to craft, so if it was going to happen in a year tops you’d already be seeing these laws being crafted and going through chambers. Where on the planet are these laws being crafted?
- Comment on oh and it's also a crime 1 week ago:
Where on the entire planet is sideloading a crime?
- Comment on Turbine go brrrr 1 week ago:
I was talking with my wife about a comic similar to that not even three hours ago so if you find it let me know cause I want to show her too.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
They can both be true, for example look into the lost and found system in Japan. Japan culture is like what OP says, but yeah it’s fucked up in other ways, that has no bearing on whether they treat stealing differently.
- Comment on Please help me remember the name of a game. 1 week ago:
That is one hell of a name for a community lol
- Comment on Soft 2 weeks ago:
What kids do you know have energy at 6 am?
- Comment on Soft 2 weeks ago:
Kids weren’t meant to get up at 5:30 for school.
- Comment on Soft 2 weeks ago:
How in the world did you have energy as a kid to flip off anyone? I barely had energy to walk to the bus.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 3 weeks ago:
One is a for profit ad company controlled by a homophobe. The other is a non-profit foundation that isn’t… there’s a pretty big difference here.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Nah, someone just darkened/changed the contrast of the top image. Notice how the white snow has no details in the bottom image but it does in the top. And the bottom image the splotch on the wall is the same shape but larger. It’s just the contrast slider.
- Comment on Tim Apple calls for a rebellion! 3 weeks ago:
For those that don’t know, that’s a very famous Steve Jobs quote. Tim Apple is just repeating it
- Comment on Advice on swapping from Synology to a ugreen 3 weeks ago:
Well for things that aren’t my media collection (why would I care about a bunch of movies I can redownload at any time?) I use restic to Wasabi. I also have a secondary backup using the backblaze docker container which keeps prices very cheap.
- Comment on Advice on swapping from Synology to a ugreen 3 weeks ago:
Most people with media collections use unraid or truenas, not an off the shelf nas. You can build an unraid server with almost anything. My unraid server has 27TB and that’s quite small in the community from what I have heard.
- Comment on Waffle House: Pull up then. 😐 3 weeks ago:
Is he saying “your wallet”?
- Comment on What differentiates Lemmy, Kbin, Mbin, and PieFed? 3 weeks ago:
So you set up a nice strawman with assembly and fortran there (which would never be used for a web server) instead of suggesting a realistic option like C# or the JVM, both of which have much larger communities of people that actually know what they’re doing.
You’d get just as many contributions in Java or Kotlin and the quality would be higher as well.
The decisions at the start of the project have the most influence on the project, more so than anything ever will later down the line.
- Comment on What differentiates Lemmy, Kbin, Mbin, and PieFed? 4 weeks ago:
Piefed is also written in python. No clue why you would do that when you know that you’re going to be dealing with a massive amount of network traffic, more so than most server infra. Lemmy already struggles with certain amount of traffic and that’s written in rust.
Takes a special kind of person to write federated software and they all seemingly make really really strange decisions when doing so.
- Comment on Breaking: BAD 4 weeks ago:
My wife and I complain about shows constantly (I’m talking about the shows and movies we like!), pausing to point out every little thing, and I’m in absolutely no way a movie critic, in fact I hate most shows that critics like. If I was to watch a show where I hated every character I would be pausing every five seconds (this isn’t hyperbole, I’m being serious it would be every five seconds) to complain more and more. The show isn’t enjoyable when there’s literally zero reason to like anyone in it.
- Comment on Breaking: BAD 4 weeks ago:
I never make it to that point, because if there’s only one redeemable quality of each character there’s literally no reason to watch the show at all. I want entertainment, not to be reminded of how shit people are.
- Comment on Breaking: BAD 4 weeks ago:
I don’t know what your sentence means.