ZC3rr0r
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- Comment on Damn 1 week ago:
Yeah, now that it’s written out like that I’m surprised I missed that.
- Comment on Damn 1 week ago:
Right. That makes sense and I’m surprised I didn’t pick up on that one.
- Comment on Damn 1 week ago:
I’m struggling to get that context from the image. Where does it say or imply she was raped?
- Comment on Meow meow meow 1 week ago:
Cats do exactly what they feel like doing, external motivation be damned. Honestly, it’s not a bad trait.
- Comment on Block 1 week ago:
I’m not being the joke, but it’s clearly not in the source image.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
The true road to enlightenment starts when you realize that SUVs just aren’t fit to haul your kids and your groceries, and that the only logical path forward is to buy a massive lifted truck that puts a Sherman tank to shame to drive your statistical 37 miles per day in some modicum of safety.
- Comment on New Law - every sports trophy needs to be a cup so teams can celebrate by drinking beer out of it immediately upon winning it 4 weeks ago:
Found the Futurama fan.
- Comment on Memories of defragging your computer 4 weeks ago:
This is the defrag I remember most. Back on a 286/386 it would really make a noticable difference in how fast files and programs would be found and loaded. From my Pentium-based Windows 95 machines and onwards I never noticed quite the same impact of defragging my drives.
- Comment on Example 4 weeks ago:
It’s commonly used as a criticism of Obama to point out that his approval of drone strikes was significantly higher than any president before or since. This data point is a bit shaky however, because drone strikes weren’t nearly as prevalent during this predecessor’s term as they weren’t as technologically advanced as they were during his terms, and due to the fact that the Trump admin changed drone strike approval processes to no longer need presidential approval.
- Comment on Example 4 weeks ago:
I bet this is going to involve the number of drone strike he authorized, so for some preemptive context: https://www.newsweek.com/map-shows-countries-bombed-under-donald-trump-joe-biden-and-barack-obama-11273909
- Comment on This figure illustration from an article on AI sycophancy and human behavior is the epitome of 2026 4 weeks ago:
We are going to see so many new and interesting psychological and subsequent societal impacts from the global adoption of conversational AI…..
- Comment on baby blues 5 weeks ago:
Everything except for smaller stuff. You know, things like tires, lug nuts, screws, atoms, electrons, etc.
- Comment on Might explain some of my dating missteps 5 weeks ago:
There’s nothing like honesty as a foundation of a relationship. Also, getting both of your baggage out there is a good way to figure out if you’re compatible.
- Comment on Theories on Theories 1 month ago:
It really isn’t, but it got made to be by parties with vested interest in maintaining the oil and gas status quo.
Also, I realize this is probably a woooosh on my part.
- Comment on Man on a mission 1 month ago:
You’re trying to add nuance so this will probably not go over well in this dumpster fire of a comment thread, but you are correct. The butt of the joke is the person asking the questions because they look like a creap/pervert/overly horny. This is a form of self-deprecating humor on part of the original commenter in the screenshot, but apparently the internet is still where humor goes to die.
- Comment on Hay there 2 months ago:
I’ll admit I was never a big techno, house, or other electronic music connoisseur so I’ll concede you’re probably right.
- Comment on Hay there 2 months ago:
The video is absolutely a piece of absurdist art, but that track itself sounds very derivative of late 90s hardcore house music, and not in a particularly inspired way. Not my jam overall, but I guess I am also not the primary demographic for her art.
- Comment on Today in history: Ronald Reagan and the SS attempt to open a stuck car door. 2 months ago:
My bad on misabbreviating Super Sport, thanks for the correction. You are getting my point though, how did folks who actually fought the SS not feel weird driving a car labelled SS? I know I sure couldn’t without having some mixed feelings.
- Comment on Today in history: Ronald Reagan and the SS attempt to open a stuck car door. 2 months ago:
Yeah, it’s the same response I have to seeing it in other places too. Like for example American cars using the “SS” badging for their SuperSpeed variants of popular muscle car models. This goes back to like the sixtees too. Did none of the WW2 vets see an issue with that back then?
- Comment on Most people have no idea how the "name" of this position came about and how it is still used today 2 months ago:
Yeah, I’d like to know too. Don’t leave us hanging OP.
- Comment on Tim Apple watching loyalists call map ads a feature: 2 months ago:
That’s not wrong, that’s working as expected. You didn’t think those companies paid Google to not advertise their business did you?
- Comment on it really do be like that 2 months ago:
That’s a stretch. I don’t need to hate someone (including myself) to deem them less attractive or just not my type.
And I honestly think that’s what’s at play here - straight guys are into women and will judge their appearance differently from how they judge the appearance of other men.
Perhaps we don’t collectively look like we dress poorly and barely take care of ourselves to women, as they likely look at other aspects of our physical appearance than we do
- Comment on You're cured! 2 months ago:
I mean, the chiropractor is technically correct. You’ll say goodbye to a lot of things, including IBS.
- Comment on it really do be like that 2 months ago:
Or, get this, the poster is a guy who genuinely feels like this.
I can’t deny that I (as a guy) have often wondered what women see in us, because to me the vast majority of men are poorly dressed on top of looking like we don’t take care of ourselves.
- Comment on The Gang Solves Climate Change 2 months ago:
While you are not wrong, the enemy of “perfect” should not be “good”.
In this case, presuming folks get into a new vehicle ever 4-5 years on average (I know the number is skewing more toward 6-7 in the US, but the point stands) having them switch to a car that has a slightly higher production impact but makes up for it after the first 1.5 years of ownership still means we achieve net lower emissions. There are numerous studies showing that EVs, even when used on less clean electricity sources, drastically reduce total lifetime emissions compared to combustion engine vehicles.
And let’s not forget that we can power EVs using renewable sources (solar, wind, hydro) which is just an economically and environmentally more sustainable practice than the single-use burning of a bunch of hydrocarbons.
- Comment on We have revoked your America priviliges and replaced it with water. No, you may not have it back. 3 months ago:
Thank you for your service!
- Comment on We have revoked your America priviliges and replaced it with water. No, you may not have it back. 3 months ago:
We need a version of that GIF of Bugs Bunny sawing off Florida, but for Canada.
- Comment on whos your favorite borg? mine is localhost 3 months ago:
I appreciate someone still remembering that, fellow ancient person.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
This is at least in large part how the locking down of smartphones began. People either weren’t around yet or don’t remember how much of a wild west smartphones were for malware, scams, etc. when they first reached mass market uptake. There was a while there where companies were blocking smartphones from their networks because of the security risks.
It took Apple and their closely integrated/walled garden approach and insistence to sway the perception. And that’s what other manufacturers then decided to emulate.
- Comment on Me when I installed a game on Steam with only 150 downloads 3 months ago:
Yeah, what game even is this? Serious out of the loop sensation here.