ryedaft
@ryedaft@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Christ the Redeemer vs. Christ the Knock Off Brand 15 hours ago:
Thought he was butter because he looks half melted
- Comment on Dolph is prime human 16 hours ago:
He quit the Fulbright thing after two weeks though.
- Comment on Doctor Debates 3 days ago:
Wild that there are so many oversized dicks out there that Dr Chris could make his career from patching ladies back up.
- Comment on Corporations are saving the planet! 3 days ago:
I really like the can tabs. The plastic bottle caps annoy me because they make it harder to screw the cap back on. It needs a bit more innovation in my mind.
- Comment on Why is Lemmy attempting to radicalise people to enforce class wars? 3 days ago:
PS the Fediverse in general skews a bit older. It’s generally the more tech savvy people that have become exhausted by big tech platforms.
- Comment on Why is Lemmy attempting to radicalise people to enforce class wars? 3 days ago:
Hmmm, the CIA is against class warfare (in the sense that you are using it here).
Different servers have different communities. You should look at the local timeline of various servers to find a server that perhaps suits you better than lemmy.world
You should also subscribe to communities on various servers to see the kinds of things you enjoy. Like cats or aww. Various birds always seem to have a lot of engagement across the Fediverse.
Class warfare exists whether you engage in it or not. When capital gains is taxed less than salaries for labour, that’s class warfare. When the success of a government is measured by the gains of investments like stocks and real estate rather than the economic circumstances of the majority of the people, that’s class warfare.
- Comment on Sincerely, your literally poorest europoor. 3 days ago:
I like how there’s a post on shitposts asking if Lemmy is a CIA experiment to radicalise people into class warfare and then there’s this post. When the CIA has been funneling money into American movies and TV since 1947 to make everything about America and how great it is.
- Comment on My Take Home Pay 4 days ago:
Never uses roads or currency like a champ
You’re ready to become a sovcit OP
- Comment on Corporations are saving the planet! 4 days ago:
Littered bottle caps was a problem? Anyway, I hope they do cigarette filters next.
- Comment on I'm very Jesus-like 4 days ago:
If you only saw moth memes and not how many starving people were murdered today while trying to get aid, that’s on you.
- Comment on when you work in an interdisciplinary institution: 4 days ago:
Trust a physicist to get butthurt that other fields are harder than theirs.
- Comment on I stole most of these. 4 days ago:
But you know that this wasn’t the creator but some “curator”
- Comment on Juneteenth 5 days ago:
Oh I was thinking about regular terms but you are right, in June it might be a summer course
- Comment on Why American Films Are Objectively The Best, post # 1/17 5 days ago:
Gonna be a long evening
- Comment on when you work in an interdisciplinary institution: 5 days ago:
I was thinking about that and I decided I didn’t give a fuck
- Comment on when you work in an interdisciplinary institution: 6 days ago:
Math is just simplified physics. Physics is just simplified chemistry. Chemistry is just simplified biology.
- Comment on Subscribed to Asshole+ 6 days ago:
Sharpe. British TV series.
- Comment on Everybody poops 6 days ago:
What does the Braille say?
- Comment on No rational person would do this... 6 days ago:
!science_memes@mander.xyz leaking
- Comment on playing with the chubs 6 days ago:
If nobody else is going to then I guess I have to:
I’d humpback his chub.
- Comment on shrimps is bugs 6 days ago:
Dweeb-looking four eye motherfucker
- Comment on It's got electrolytes 1 week ago:
Picked in vinegar and sugar or salt brine? Because vinegar and sugar is just an uncarbonated soda with less acid and more sugar.
- Comment on Check yourself 1 week ago:
Well the molecular clocks put the divergence back to about 100 Ma to 66 Ma years ago.
From Wikipedia:
Molecular clock estimates suggest that butterflies originated sometime in the Late Cretaceous, but only significantly diversified during the Cenozoic,[10][1] with one study suggesting a North American origin for the group.[1
- Comment on Chickenslap 1 week ago:
And the phase change from uncooked to cooked.
- Comment on Don't tell me what to do. 1 week ago:
Doctors hate this one trick where patients stick spring rolls up their ass.
- Comment on Hurdler Wins 400-Meter Race Despite His Dick And Balls Falling Out Several Times 1 week ago:
Thank you defector
- Comment on Check yourself 1 week ago:
Oldest known butterfly fossils are 56 million years old. Moths are much older. The picture is of butterflies but the fossils are going to be moths.
- Comment on Anon turns on raytracing 1 week ago:
That’s kinda the thing with ray tracing. You can save a lot of work but since you want your game available for gamers that don’t have the hardware you still have to do that work…
I’m expecting the next PlayStation to focus on ray tracing to set it apart in the market. They have the volume and it would be good for their exclusive titles.
- Comment on improbability and impossibility 1 week ago:
What if you’re going swimming in a thunder storm?
- Comment on Chat is this real 1 week ago:
She was British
Unity Mitford - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_Mitford
Shot herself after UK declared war on her beloved Hitler and Germany.