HubertManne
@HubertManne@piefed.social
- Comment on 21 hours ago:
I love these intimidation builds.
- Comment on 21 hours ago:
Waut!
- Comment on What wouldn't you have minded so much if it had only been executed better? 1 day ago:
smartphones and AR glasses are things of my younger days dreams but I did not anticipate the wierd corpo peeping around the whole thing.
- Comment on What wouldn't you have minded so much if it had only been executed better? 1 day ago:
sounds like they need a they live prequel.
- Comment on What wouldn't you have minded so much if it had only been executed better? 1 day ago:
Heck things like statements being sent digitally being sent as pdfs by email is a big thing for me. I find it hilarious they point to security issues, which are easily fixed by obscuring account numbers or such or you know. have encrypted communication at least with the major providers, when security is so lax in other ways. I can get it, sometimes, sent by physical mail which is in no way more secure. There is a whole lot of digital transfermation that completely ignores business norms of the past. I think there needs to be a push to not treat online things as special cases and have them function like our meatspace interactions.
For AI I like to compare how the internet progressed. There were things that go back to the 60’s but by the 70’s there was email but internet was not widely adopted until the 90’s. So from start of email to wide adoption was about 20 years. So chatgpt was like 2019 and wide adoption was less than 10 years. I think if it had more time to back at the reasearch level they might have been able to work on quality.
- Comment on What would a 3rd person shooter equivalent be to "Boomer Shooters" 1 day ago:
I feel like about the time of doom2 is where they really took off.
- Comment on how/will climate change impact hardiness zones in the US? 1 day ago:
just want to add that when folks say its unprecedented it not simply about the temp and concentration of co2. which if you go back enough you can find the level we have and will be going to. its that the change is break neck speed on geological time periods. its the same with the species we have driven to extinction. extinctions of the past were long periods of time.
- Comment on How feasible is it to have a pet pig in an urban environment? 1 day ago:
I mean I had a golden that almost did that.
- Comment on How feasible is it to have a pet pig in an urban environment? 1 day ago:
golden retriever owner here. does not stop just has heavy seasons.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
oh i have not watched that in decades.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
I don’t even really recognize that unless like down to the penny as in being exacting.
- Comment on does anyone feel like searching doesn't give them a answer? 1 day ago:
my favorite searches are for a problem and you get plenty of forums and such with people who saw the problem but no solution.
- Comment on 2 days ago:
I have never heard that phrase used and im over 50.
- Comment on Why do people lie instead of just telling the truth? 2 days ago:
So I have had this obsession with truth my whole life. Ultimately big truth but down to truth in general. I feel truth and falsehood are antithecal in more than just the obvious way. Its kinda like kastanzas line from seinfeld about it not being a lie if you believe it. You see it with trump. In order to lie you have to in some ways believe it yourself. The more you lie. The better you lie. The more you have to convince yourself its really true in some way. I personally believe this in all things. If you kill, regardless of reason, you are going to be a killer. Maybe not as much of a killer as someone who premediates on a complete innocent but repetition is going to pile on. Same with stealing and such. Im digressing here a bit but essentially for some people lying becomes so much a part of who they are that they do it for the smallest of reasons some of which only makes sense in their head. Its kinda funny because honest people (like ones obssessed with truth) will get a lotta flak for not just telling a white lie.
- Comment on U.K. Lawmakers Call for Ban on Camming, 'E-pimping' 2 days ago:
I see so many negative responses to this law but it kinda sounds like e-pimping should be illegal. I mean I believe in the legalization of prostitution but I feel it needs many regulations to prevent pimping.
- Comment on Someone hacked my Apple account and stupid AI gatekeeper kept me tied up so long I missed the actual people who could help me 3 days ago:
yeah apple became unusable for us once itunes accounts became unusable without an iphone.
- Comment on Is South Korea "Over"? Is Japan on the verge of "Collapse"? Do these narratives have real evidence or just exaggerating/fearmongering? 4 days ago:
Its so rediculous because there is tons of potential immigrants which they can bring in at any time. Im not sure about the other places but they can get babies real quick in the us if wealth disparity was no so logrithmic.
- Comment on UK adventurer returns home after completing 28-year trek around the world 5 days ago:
so the kid lived with him and she had visitation and it moved to the kid living with her and him having visitation? Did he like lose custody or she just asserted rights she had not looked to get previously. Man this is sounding like quite the story. Its like if he lost custody that would suggest more stuff by him like drug use or such. If she asserted then its like why had she not previous. what was the situation there.
- Comment on UK adventurer returns home after completing 28-year trek around the world 5 days ago:
how old were his kids when he left?
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
not really but I would love for some game and other niche communities to make the federation their main place to collaborate.
- Comment on ¿How communism actually work in practice? 6 days ago:
chile had created this system to manage production and actually in its hey day a lot of russian stuff was considered very durable and sometimes also advantages were seen with limited selection. One theory was they did very well with computer science because all of their people trained on the same machines so there was a massive amount of consistancy.
- Comment on What would you do if you got message that says "do not look outside" 6 days ago:
I would use a mirror and hope indirect viewing somehow blunted whatever effect the reason for looking is about. I mean it worked for medusa.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
ooh. so many free with purchase rewards. I can’t contain myself.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
I sorta thought mmo’s would have product placement. The extreme sword of mountain dew.
- Comment on What should I do if my girlfriend doesn’t listen? 1 week ago:
Look man. I wish I knew you in real life. We could discuss this type of thing. Honestly even then its hard to give advice as all the consequences of such advice falls on you and your life but that is just even more the case when we are just randos on the internet to each other. Im sorry.
- Comment on How come Lemmy/Piefed users seem to have a consensus of like "green mario" is the solution to this and that, but simultaneously oppose death penalty? 1 week ago:
death penalty is the state. green mario is against the state. if we stop being a global oligarchy then opinions will change a bit.
- Comment on Can a U.S. president premptively pardon themself? 1 week ago:
100% sure they can try and one will.
- Comment on Why would anyone downvote a question on No Stupid Questions? 1 week ago:
my guess is they see it as trolling. A question can just be considered insincere.
- Comment on Do you cheat in games? 1 week ago:
all the time but just to the level that I want to. I learned way back when with wiz maker that to much cheating ruins the game. in doom I would get to the end and then do the map cheat and get everything I missed. i play no mans sky in creative mode.
- Comment on No Man's Sky for new slow player 1 week ago:
it has an option called creator mode where you can build things for no material cost. so its as hard as you care to make it.