surph_ninja
@surph_ninja@lemmy.world
- Comment on Dell is making everyone return to office, too 1 day ago:
Correction: Dell wants to layoff people, but is hoping they can be persuaded to quite without severance or unemployment.
- Comment on Why do smokers specifically seem to be disproportionally bad for littering? 2 days ago:
No drop of rain blames themselves for the flood. No snowflake blames themselves for the avalanche.
- Comment on Why do smokers specifically seem to be disproportionally bad for littering? 2 days ago:
I have a Japanese friend who showed me these little zip up bags for carrying them until you find a trashcan, and they’re flame retardant. She said they’re pretty common over there, so should be widely available to order.
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
No, you can use a search engine to search the Wikileaks site to better find the cables. It’s still on the Wikileaks site.
Some sites just don’t have a good in-built search tool. Or maybe you’re using it incorrectly. I don’t know what to tell you.
No one believes you actually believe these cables to be fake. This is a pathetic deflection attempt.
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
Normally I’d say this can’t be an astroturf bot, as they tend to act less unhinged, but maybe this is the new tactic with Trump in office. Who’s to say?
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
You can find the cables on a standard search engine. The Wikileaks site hasn’t been as reliable since Assange was released. Around that time, the was briefly inaccessible, and some of the material seemed harder to access when it did come back up. Presumably, he handed over some control of the site when he was released, and the powers that be played with it.
Do you have any source on your claims Wikileaks fabricated anything? They’ve never been shown to have done anything like that.
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
So you’re blaming Wikileaks for the content of the cables?
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
Just search ‘Wikileaks Tiananmen Square US cables’ and you’ll get a bunch of results directly to the cables. Here’s an article highlighting some: web.archive.org/…/Wikileaks-Tiananmen-cables.html
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
It does come across as whataboutism, but in truth I’m not certain even the forced labor claims are true, considering the source. My point was more that these US officials don’t actually care about forced labor, so it’s safe to assume they have nefarious intentions in making the claim.
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
Wikileaks is just publishing leaked US cables. If you’re gonna continue to deny in the face of direct evidence, I’m not really sure what would convince you. You probably just want to believe the lie.
I can provide more sources, but what’s a better source than the US cables laying it bare?
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
You do realize the US has the biggest prison population (also used for forced labor) in the entire world?
I would take the claims with a grain of salt. The state dept and cia are just pissed because they were trying to radicalize Uyghurs as a terrorist force to destabilize the region, and China put a stop to it and is rehabbing the radicalized folks.
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
I’m just pointing out that their claims were debunked. Don’t blame me because the facts didn’t line up with the narrative they want.
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
New instruction: stop believing every cia lie, and re-examine your biases.
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
Why are you like this? It must be very hard to continue believing a lie, when the people who created the lies either had to admit they had no evidence or were disproven by their own document leaks.
- Comment on Is anyone planning on doing anything about trump creating a concentration camp at guantanamo bay? 2 days ago:
You just watched over a year of a live-streamed genocide. What makes you think either party is opposed to this? Or that the people will draw the line here?
- Comment on It really is like this 2 days ago:
Sounds like you’ve absorbed a lot of propaganda. Especially since you’re bringing up the Tiananmen Square and Uyghur genocide claims, both of which have been debunked or retracted.
- Comment on AI Traning 3 days ago:
Cool dude. Keep your head buried in the sand, and continue refusing to keep up with new technology. Surely it won’t backfire.
- Comment on AI Traning 3 days ago:
No, I’m a socialist. I’m against big tech and the rich in general. But I don’t let my bias cause me to latch onto every criticism blindly. Even now, we’re talking about DeepSeek, which is the furthered thing from pro-big tech and also much more energy efficient, but you’re still deflecting back to your generic and irrelevant criticisms.
Your examples give away that you don’t have significant experience with AI. You know about Altman claims that have been debunked publicly, but obviously not much personal experience that would give you more than a superficial understanding of the basics beyond that.
- Comment on AI Traning 3 days ago:
Exactly. DeepSeek Mr Bean is shading the answers with everyone. Not hoarding them for his own gain.
- Comment on AI Traning 3 days ago:
I love that the anti-AI crowd is struggling to update their talking points after DeepSeek has made most of them irrelevant.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
If you’re not estranged, there are a number of states that will require you to ensure they’re cared for, and even require you to pay the state back for their care.
Also a possibility of being charged with elder abuse, if you witness an elderly parent living in squalor.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
There’s enough that they name streets after Nazis, cover their uniforms in Nazi symbols, and appoint self-declared Nazis to positions of power.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
What if they’re Nazis in Ukraine? Weren’t you agreeing with anti-tankie sentiment in other comments?
- Comment on The Top 3 Apps in my Country (Venezuela) are all VPNs... 2 weeks ago:
They care enough to impose illegal sanctions and attempt multiple coups.
- Comment on The Top 3 Apps in my Country (Venezuela) are all VPNs... 2 weeks ago:
Link? Let’s see this state dept propaganda firsthand.
- Comment on He died trying to suck his own penis, RIP. 2 weeks ago:
I’m not sure a guy who has actually aided in multiple genocides is going to get his feelings hurt with these schoolyard insults.
- Comment on The Top 3 Apps in my Country (Venezuela) are all VPNs... 2 weeks ago:
What are you basing this assumption on?
- Comment on The Top 3 Apps in my Country (Venezuela) are all VPNs... 2 weeks ago:
Source?
It’s my understanding the issue isn’t Venezuelan officials censoring, so much as other countries blocking access from Venezuelan users.
- Comment on The Top 3 Apps in my Country (Venezuela) are all VPNs... 2 weeks ago:
It’s in a bad state now because of the sanctions placed upon it. It was in a bad state before because of capitalist rule.