snooggums
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- Comment on I am propane and propane accessories 20 hours ago:
That yellow would also make a great Lego face!
- Comment on I'd like to change my last name and want suggestions 1 day ago:
Ronald Promptengineer
- Comment on Oh you're gonna be a horny bard again thing campaign? Here's your dice. 2 days ago:
More like the best game!
- Comment on 2 days ago:
But what about decks out for Harambe?
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
I don’t think a big cat sanctuary counts as a “safari in Africa.”
- Comment on Anyone get this? 5 days ago:
You probably have a ‘serious’ defauit look that a lot of people consider intense and read as angry. I had to practice seeming warmer and welcoming when meeting people for the first time by being aware of how I feel and trying to think of how friendly I would want someone to be and emulating that. Like getting practice at public speaking it seems to have worked out pretty well.
Looks do have an impact, but a lot less than the vibe one gives off. If you have internalized looks as being so important it can lead to giving off a resentful vibe.
- Comment on Anyone get this? 6 days ago:
Yes, although occasionally it is a false positive.
- Comment on drones ruin all the fun for US 6 days ago:
I would put the deaths of a large number of cubans at the top of the risk list.
- Comment on meta 1 week ago:
And it already has the association with a curse word that we think it beeping should.
- Comment on Texas woman arrested after Facebook post over city's water concerns. 1 week ago:
Police should be arrested for Felonly False Arrest for violating her first amendment rights.
- Comment on What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ? 1 week ago:
It is also very reasonably priced!
- Comment on What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ? 1 week ago:
Valheim is the only survival game I enjoyed. It automatically puts new usable things in your hotbar, there are lots of tips on what to do, and a giant bird that also fly in and lets you know what is going on. You can’t starve to death and building is really straightforward.
Starting areas are not deadly unless you make some bad decisions. Doing regular and obvious stuff like finding shelter and making a fire protects you in the meadows. The first few biomes are not grindy at all unless you want them to be, but it does get a little bit later on. I like replaying the first five biomes as the maps are dynamically generated and can vary widely.
I bounced off a lot of survival games before that one.
- Comment on As a small farm owner, no image has ever been more accurate 1 week ago:
Geese have the attitude, but not the weapons.
Roosters are all weapon.
- Comment on As a small farm owner, no image has ever been more accurate 1 week ago:
There was too much stupid going around so they got pushed onto the other category.
- Comment on Nothing to see here 1 week ago:
“It would be funnier without the setup and the punchline.”
- Comment on Nothing to see here 1 week ago:
One of the few times the red circle was necessary!
- Comment on The Time Being 1 week ago:
Dr Who?
- Comment on The idiot mayor of Toronto extended bar hours to 4am so fans in Toronto can enjoy the World Cup no matter time the game is 1 week ago:
Allowing bars to stay open is not the same as requiring them to stay open. Owners won’t keep a bar open 24 hours if there isn’t any business.
- Comment on Fictional "Journal of Astrological Big Data Ecology" has infected Google's search AI 1 week ago:
It isn’t true in universe because the person chooses whether to pursue the light side or dark side. The fact that it references a joke site as evidence of something in universe is yet another example of LLM slop.
They have fixed it already to note it is a parody site, but that is again another example of the whack-a-mole approach to manually correcting the output when the scraping process doesn’t differentiate between factual and completely fictional information.
- Comment on Where are you supposed to put your eyes when you're not using them? 1 week ago:
It could be both!
- Comment on What's with black superheroes and lightning powers? 1 week ago:
Great article!
I also think the contrast reason is very plausible for the early designs as colors and contrast are a massive part of design in comics.
- Comment on why didn't y'all tell me? 1 week ago:
Ugh, why can’t there be something in the middle!?
- Comment on Gonna be straight forward, how is Donald Trump not considered a Global/Donestic Terrorist? 1 week ago:
That is the real reason, not how it was ‘justified’.
- Comment on They probably disable it first thing 1 week ago:
Fuck that. I get so many false positives when not changing lanes but there are faded lines in construction zones or when signaling and then merging into a turn lane that has a line too solid for the sensors that I turn that crap off. Yes, I did have it beep and jerk the wheel when my signal was on myltiple times.
No, using your turn signal correctly doesn’t mean lane departure always works correctly. It is a crutch for people who don’t pay attention while driving and is far from perfect.
- Comment on Do not repost this image 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Back in my day it was ok to receive a paddlin (simpson ref there) at school as a kid. But on the flip side it was against the law to beat a paddle a prisoner by a guard, why the rule difference? 2 weeks ago:
Because for a long time in many societies women and children were seen as property of men and corporal punishment was seen as appropriate well after it was decided that the state could not do the same to men who were convicted of crimes. Eventually most societies have started to treat physical violence against wives as a crime, but lag far behind on children.
A huge chunk of the US still doesn’t prohibit corporal punishment for children, and everyone can probably guess most of the states that still allow it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporal_punishment_of_children_in_the_United_States
- Comment on How old is "Keeping up with the Jones's"? Who or what are they? And why do I need to keep up with them? 2 weeks ago:
Keeping up with the Canaanites
- Comment on Don't forget the hoodie too. 2 weeks ago:
Oh, this must be in first world degrees.
- Comment on Recent conversations between Dawkins and sentient chat-bot Claudia (Claude) 2 weeks ago:
Predictive models and other computing processes do not have feelings or sensations because they don’t have nerves or any other senses. They are a complex process that has output based on input.
Reducing biology to just cause and effect is like saying rivers and oceans are the same thing because they both involve moving water, ignoring literally everything else that makes them different.
- Comment on Recent conversations between Dawkins and sentient chat-bot Claudia (Claude) 2 weeks ago:
If that was true then consent is meaningless because people are just predictive models with no agency to give consent.
Maybe your comparison is terrible?
