I_Has_A_Hat
@I_Has_A_Hat@lemmy.world
- Comment on this fat fuck getting McDonald's door dash at work 3 hours ago:
If being fat is not morally wrong or bad, then why do you think fat shaming is a worthwhile insult? You are drawing that connection when you use it that way. You get that’s a fallacy, right? You can’t say there’s nothing negative with a body trait, and then in the same sentence turn around and insult someone with that body trait as if it’s a negative thing.
- Comment on this fat fuck getting McDonald's door dash at work 3 hours ago:
So are you saying all fat people are immoral and evil? Because when you criticize someone for a physical trait, you are criticizing EVERYONE with that physical trait.
- Comment on Free resources 23 hours ago:
This isn’t even remotely true, but I’m not bothered with anyone trying to convince crack heads to tear down surveillance state equipment.
- Comment on Is putting black beans in my chili a bad idea? 1 day ago:
- Comment on Being Difficult 2 days ago:
95% of those are just ai generated rage-bait, so just ask ChatGPT to make one for you and you’ll get the same experience.
- Comment on Left side park 3 days ago:
Not sure if “affluent” is the right word. The people there were absolutely fucked over, and the decision to raze the village was blatant racism. But it was only 225 people, and the vast majority were living in poverty; only a couple could even be considered middle class by the standards at the time. It was no Black Wallstreet.
- Comment on The Struggle 5 days ago:
Me before drinking lots of water: depressed
Me after drinking lots of water: depressed, but hydrated
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Depends on how you define “Christian”. If you mean called himself Christian and recognized it as a distinct, and separate religion from Judaism, then never.
If you define it simply as “someone who believes Jesus was the Messiah and died for our sins” well then he was always Christian.
- Comment on Has society or scientists ever solved definitively the Chicken and the Egg theory? Or is it just like a whose on first thing? 1 week ago:
People are confidently saying that the egg came first. But the answer really depends on the askers definition of what a “chicken egg” is. Is it an egg that a chicken hatches out of? Or is it an egg, laid by a chicken? If it’s the former, then yes the egg came first. If it’s the later, then the chicken came first.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Hey everyone! This guy doesn’t know how to make potato soup!
- Comment on Is cryptocurrency good for anything? 2 weeks ago:
Is a question still rhetorical if you’re wrong? Because you absolutely can buy a pizza and pay bills with it, you’ve been able to for years. You can also get paid in it, you’ve been able to for years.
Just because you choose not to, doesn’t mean you can’t.
- Comment on "Summer 2026 is going to be amazing".. World Leaders: 2 weeks ago:
Who has been claiming Summer 2026 is going to be amazing?
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
The world is on fire, Spongebob. Now is not the time to be vulnerable.
- Comment on I rember! 3 weeks ago:
This picture is a reflection of every user here who thinks this is real or not satire.
- Comment on Is trying weed edibles worth it? 3 weeks ago:
Alternatively, many people who try THC the first time don’t feel anything. Because it’s not THAT big of a change so you don’t realize what’s happening. Unless you green out of course.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
I really liked the first 80% of Firewatch. The last 20% though… I guess I didn’t hate it, but I also really didn’t like the switch in tone. Without giving spoilers, the ending left me feeling kind of disappointed with how normal it was. I remember finishing the game and immediately going to look if there was an alternative ending, because certainly the game wouldn’t just end like… That.
Like, imagine working on a big murder mystery where a man was found dead inside a locked room with no windows. You gather tons of clues, interview countless people searching for a motive, spend a lot of time putting together all the clues and… It turns out he simply tripped and hit his head.
Like, there’s still a mystery. There’s still a good story. It’s not even a really bad ending, it’s just not nearly as exciting as where you thought it would lead.
- Comment on "Palworld is going to be the survival crafting game everyone always wanted" and "people will be shocked" at how big 1.0 is, says Pocketpair publishing lead 3 weeks ago:
Abiotic Factor is not a bad game, but holy shit is that such a different game.
Thats like if someone was craving chicken noodle soup and you say “just have chili”.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 3 weeks ago:
Neither does Brave unless you specifically opt in to those services. It’s open source, you can check for yourself.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 3 weeks ago:
Someone hasn’t ever bothered to read past headlines.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 3 weeks ago:
It’s a bell curve situation.
Those who are uniformed don’t have anything against Brave and would consider it a pretty decent browser.
Those aware of the controversies hate Brave and want it to die.
Those who have taken even a moment to dig into the actual “controversies” and ready beyond hyperbolic headlines don’t have anything against Brave and would consider it a pretty decent browser.
- Comment on When people recommend Brave browser. 3 weeks ago:
He also created JavaScript, but I don’t see people getting upset and telling others to not use JavaScript.
- Comment on I think this is the first war we aren't hiding by bad guy vs good guy scenario. So lets say the US and allies get control of the oil..how do that solve dependence on it? 4 weeks ago:
Yep, even in 2003 it was about controlling/disrupting the oil markets a lot more than the US personally wanting more oil. But that’s a more difficult concept to grasp than “US wants peoples oil!” so that’s the message that spread!
- Comment on it is me, I am the autistic child 4 weeks ago:
Yes. You’re right. It is usually the case that the people who are acting shitty and dismissing the experiences of a large swath of the population due to their ignorance AREN’T actually the ones who feel bad about it! Good job piecing that together, kiddo!
- Comment on That's the feeling. 4 weeks ago:
Got a friend who is way better at tech than I am, he made the switch to Linux about a month ago. Seems like it’s a constant battle between him and his OS. Settings will randomly change with no explanation. Programs will refuse to run. The other day we were playing a game and suddenly his mouse sensitivity shot down to like the lowest setting possible. He didn’t manage to get it fixed until the next day.
Shit like that is what keeps me from moving to Linux. I already get headaches when I have to troubleshoot an obscure issue I have on Windows; combing through dozens of message boards and YouTube videos from years ago with outdated advice or solutions that don’t work. I can just imagine having to do that almost every single day, but having even less resources because there are fewer people using my exact set up and having my exact problem.
- Comment on Glorious cracked out wall kitten returns with more wisdom for the masses. 4 weeks ago:
Backing into a spot is safer. Not just because you are less likely to hit something on your way out, but because in case of emergency, you are able to get out quickly.
- Comment on rules 4 weeks ago:
A funny ha ha.
- Comment on I was told it would be a cultural experience 5 weeks ago:
Very clean bathrooms.
- Comment on An identification key 5 weeks ago:
Yea, but those are like the only differences.
- Comment on I know. Somehow, I've always known. 5 weeks ago:
By the destruction of the Death Star alone, Luke has a higher body count than Anakin did at 22, saved the Rebellion, and became a decorated war hero. And Luke did that within, like a week?
Meanwhile Anakin had been building up to that point for years, and was only a General because all Jedi were Generals. Other than becoming a Jedi, it’s not like he did anything specifically to earn that position.
- Comment on (serious) What would we be losing in a world where most people didn't own a car? Please read the OP before posting. 5 weeks ago:
19th century rural life consisted of you and your family living on barely more than subsistence farming and not seeing or interacting with anyone outside your family or immediate neighbors for months at a time.
