piccolo
@piccolo@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on I was there... 1 day ago:
I just gathering it throughout the year and burn it in winter. Atleast i get some value from all the junk mail.
- Comment on Cant Decide 🤖 4 days ago:
If the video is obvious a fake and overexaggerated, I dont mind AI videos. Its no different than the shitposts people made before. But its the click farming shit that really irks me.
- Comment on Sad Ganymede noises 1 week ago:
And what agenda is that? To mine the planet in secret so not to upset the environmentalists?
- Comment on Sad Ganymede noises 1 week ago:
When people get upset about pluto, I’ll just tell them if pluton is planet, so is Ceres. Which thennresults in mindless staring because they never even heard about Ceres…
- Comment on Will the government be able to put 2 & 2 together 1 week ago:
And how are they to determine whats a “vpn”? Just rent a server in another country and ssh tunnel to it, and there you go. Impossible to know your using a ‘vpn’.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Unless they’re american, then it’ll be built in freedom units.
- Comment on Anon thinks about wheat 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on History of Biodynamics 3 weeks ago:
I did. Thus my assessment.
- Comment on History of Biodynamics 3 weeks ago:
His belief that race and ethnicity are transient and superficial, and not essential aspects of the individual,[313] was partly rooted in his conviction that each individual reincarnates in a variety of different peoples and races over successive lives, and that each of us thus bears within him or herself the heritage of many races and peoples.
He presented explicitly hierarchical views of the spiritual evolution of different races,[315] including—at times, and inconsistently—portraying the white race, European culture or Germanic culture as representing the high point of human evolution as of the early 20th century, although he did describe them as destined to be superseded by future cultures.
Sounds like he held racist ideals, that were very influenced by scientific racism. But also contradicting himself as his other ideals of human individuality clashed with his own racism, so at times he ‘seemed opposed’ to racism.
- Comment on Anon tries to understand credit scores 3 weeks ago:
In the US, it is legal tender to pay off all debts. But merchants can refuse to give you debt if you are paying cash. Thus have no obligation to accept it.
- Comment on Does he think he is The King? 3 weeks ago:
“Im not racist. I have a black friend”
- Comment on Where do British Christmas traditions really come from? 4 weeks ago:
The Early Christians weren’t keen to imitate the idolatrous romans who were persecuting them at the time. It really is a long stretch.
They also didnt celebrate jesus birth at that time, instead of focusing on death (and rising). It wasnt until around Constantine when Christians started celebrating his birth.
- Comment on Where do British Christmas traditions really come from? 4 weeks ago:
Totally pure conciendence he choose march 25th as the day of conception. (Spring equinox) which meant jesus would be born around winter solstice. Despite the evidence in the bible would strongly disagree with a winter birth. There may not be direct influence, but previous traditions most certainly influenced Christian traditions.
- Comment on Where do British Christmas traditions really come from? 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Anon remembers the GameCube 4 weeks ago:
The ps3 was superior to the 360 in raw performance. The problem was the architecture was so novel, most developers never bother porting their engines. So games ran like shit.
- Comment on Anon lives on a budget 5 weeks ago:
Phone service is only expensive because your paying for the privilege of priority. Go with MVNOs and its reasonable, just the service is slower in congested areas.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Steam machines are not aimed toward pc gamers… they are aimed to convert console peasants.
- Comment on Not impressed 2 months ago:
- Comment on The wonder of the sea 2 months ago:
Ants don’t have recessions, or gas chambers, or nuclear bombs, or greenhouse gas pollution, or strip mining, or seafloor dragging. That’s a human invention.
No… but they got colonial slavery down pat.
- Comment on mercy merci 2 months ago:
But what if the other bugs are my food??
- Comment on 2 months ago:
I mean water has a ‘taste’ but noone going to say that water is flavorful.
But go on. Defend a pointless condiment. It only serves to be a base for things that have flavor.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Mayo has no flavor and ketchup is just poorman sweet and sour. Hard pass.
- Comment on Vert is the best self-hosted file converter out there, and it's not even close 2 months ago:
I dont want a jpeg, i just want a got dang hotdog!
- Comment on Honestly Bizarre 2 months ago:
Morels are pretty good too. My grandma used to deep fry them.
- Comment on One of those days 2 months ago:
Yeah… because you cant just calculate the decimal from fractions with a calculator…
- Comment on Can you think of any now? 3 months ago:
Edison’s electricity was the same 110volts. But it it was 110v from generators to peoples homes and thus suffered greatly from resistance losses.
Telsa’s AC however used high voltages for distribution and step down to 110v at the final destination, so the resistance losses were much lower. Edison’s propaganda conveniently glosses over that fact.
- Comment on PUT THE TRAINS IN THE BAG 3 months ago:
- Comment on Can you think of any now? 3 months ago:
Genetic evidence clearly shows native americans origins are from Siberian people. While there are evidence Polynesians made contact with them before europeans, native americans were already well established for tens of thousands of years before then.
- Comment on Trump Says Critical Coverage of Him Is ‘Really Illegal’ 3 months ago:
“Why didnt obama stop 9/11??”
- Comment on Anon doesn't fit in 3 months ago:
I guess friends dont fit the companionship bill.
