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- Comment on About what people are talking to each other nowadays 19 hours ago:
I think I get what you’re trying to say. I’ve often (in the past ~10 years) talked about something I’m going through only to be given terrible advice. It’s always pretty verifiable that it’s terrible, even before we had big LLM models to ask.
On the offhand I’d blindly follow someone’s advice it would usually backfire on me.
So while I think I’m talking about specific interactions it feels like a valid generalization in my mind.
- Comment on If you DoorDash in a small town, you make next to no money. If you DoorDash in a big city, all the shifts are taken. 2 days ago:
What I hate about this mess is I remember when services like DoorDash were new and they marketed it more like a peer-to-peer network (with low overhead) rather than a money vacuum. Everyone gets fucked when it comes to DoorDash.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I’ve always misread your username as Return_of_Clippy.
- Comment on Fr Fr on.... God 1 week ago:
Being multilingual is confusing as fuck sometimes because I read this as “yeah, güey” and couldn’t stop thinking “but why would he switch to Spanish?”
- Comment on 😼 1 week ago:
That makes a lot more sense, hence the iMessage UI that would’ve for some reason been there.
- Comment on 😼 1 week ago:
So people go to chess.com to flirt and use chess-based reactions for some reason? Maybe I’m getting old but that sounds weird as fuck.
- Comment on Why it is that in the USA for most people the default color for a casual sock is white but in most other places the default is black? 1 week ago:
I think this also depends on region. In the Midwest I saw white socks everywhere but on the west coast I’m seeing black.
- Comment on What can be done to prevent more dangerous heatwaves in Europe? 1 week ago:
Wouldn’t simply addressing climate change generally be the answer? I don’t understand why this might be confusing.
- Comment on Why are some Linux community so toxic? 1 week ago:
What’s funny is OP’s question always makes it to these wikis and forums too. So even the “why are Linux users so mean?” gripe has been surgically analyzed over and over.
- Comment on My pizza doesn't list the temperature it should be cooked at 1 week ago:
My wife from Mexico once decided she’d make a cake (here in Los Angeles). After several hours she couldn’t figure out why nothing was cooking. It turned out, she was cooking at ~200°F if I remember correctly.
- Comment on How come it seems a lot of celebs have severe anxiety disorders? How did they choose their profession know they were walking into something which would constantly put them in a fear state? 2 weeks ago:
Your entire premise assumes that they have anxiety before become celebrities. People’s lives change and so do their conditions.
Do you really believe a hunch of anxious people one day decided to become celebrities because it might be bad for their anxiety?
- Comment on Physical copy of GTA VI has arrived 2 weeks ago:
There’s a difference between installing from (hopefully) a trusted source than going to some random website and downloading a fucking executable.
And I’m not even getting into fake download ads on Google or the multitude of other problems that come along with this style of software installation.
- Comment on Physical copy of GTA VI has arrived 2 weeks ago:
I don’t game, nor do I use Windows or generally install software via random executables (package managers ftw) — all that to say, “do AI installation wizards really exist?”
- Comment on A server and a web server are different things ? 5 weeks ago:
I’d argue that web server generally refers to HTTP(S) servers more broadly regardless of whether they’re accessible on the web, a local network or even just the local interface.
- Comment on This is the first day of Illuminati new year 1 month ago:
Okay.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Is it really by default? I had it on for a long, long time but thoughts others had it off by default. Now I have it off by default too but turn it on for people I actually care about.
- Comment on What if programmers rewrote the English language? 2 months ago:
Does this need to be a
share.googletracking link? - Comment on Block your ads 2 months ago:
You can block in-app tracking and ads largely with DNS-based blocking.
- Comment on Microsoft's Silent Lockout: Why WireGuard, VeraCrypt & Windscribe Can No Longer Update Windows Users 2 months ago:
The graphic for this way over the top
- Comment on Walmart wants a fucking review of this common ass jug of milk. Go ahead shitposters, review the fucking milk. 2 months ago:
Yikes, cow’s milk?
- Comment on The 22 Richest Men in the World Have More Wealth than All the Women in Africa 2 months ago:
Downvoted simply because it’s Substack. I don’t trust shit on that website.
- Comment on I'm thinking of gifting this to my dad 2 months ago:
- Comment on Purge home alone night 2 months ago:
I had to do some digging because I remembered something similar too.
- Comment on Is putting black beans in my chili a bad idea? 2 months ago:
I put black beans in my chili
- Comment on It's 9PM, any word from Iran? 2 months ago:
Right, I should’ve clarified that “other than the news media I don’t think anyone takes him seriously.”
- Comment on It's 9PM, any word from Iran? 2 months ago:
Honestly I didn’t think anyone was taking him comments seriously but it turns out it was just me. But seriously: unless he actually does something I don’t believe a single word out of his KFC grease encased throat.
- Comment on Does anyone else feel like websites nowadays feels very broken compared to apps? Like you try to do transactions on the mobile site (eg: ordering food), and payments mysteriously declines... 3 months ago:
If you look at most apps they’re just wrappers around the websites. Usually they’re using the exact same domains for payment processing so I can only imagine that the payment details are 99% the same.
Personally I haven’t experienced an increase in card declinations on websites vs apps.
- Comment on 3 months ago:
God only supports x86, all other architectures go straight to Hell
- Comment on I mean this with my heart 3 months ago:
This reminds me of a long running joke I have with my wife since I purchased a pizza oven. The idea is to invite all our friends over for “pizza night” but when they all show up we’d just have a few “fancy” frozen pizzas.
- Comment on Thousands of websites are accidentally broadcasting sensitive data 3 months ago:
The researchers found 1,748 active, verified credentials from major service providers (including Amazon Web Services, Stripe and OpenAI). These credentials were found publicly accessible within the live code of websites.
I mean, what else is new?