zikzak025
@zikzak025@lemmy.world
- Comment on Deal with it, Libby. 2 weeks ago:
What makes this an inherently (DNC) democratic message, though? Are democrats the only ones allowed to be critical of the MAGAsphere?
- Comment on Deal with it, Libby. 2 weeks ago:
I think you’re reading too much into it. It’s just a meme about how people can be tricked into thinking that enriching others who keep them poverty is “winning”.
- Comment on Think I can rub this one out 2 weeks ago:
Yeah definitely a trick of the light, that part that curves suddenly catches the reflection of the sky in a way that makes it seem almost translucent.
- Comment on 'How To Get Started & Survive Stronghold Crusader's New Challenge' -GamerZakh 2 weeks ago:
Stronghold Crusader is a 24-year-old game.
If anyone happened to play this game at launch in their teens or onwards, they are at an age where they need to start have conversations with their doctor about screening for health concerns that come with senescence. Colonoscopy/prostate exam/mammography/etc.
- Comment on Think I can rub this one out 2 weeks ago:
The photo is cropped below the window, you’re only seeing the door panel. No part of the window is visible.
- Comment on Not deviled eggs, but still satanic 2 weeks ago:
The Korean text is literally the English words “Egg in Hell” rendered in Hangul.
- Comment on tech never works for long 2 weeks ago:
Not to mention the companion app itself is scraping telemetry data:
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What phone you use
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What network it’s connected to
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What times you use your phone
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Approximate location
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A list of other apps you have installed
And that’s all before we get into the nitty gritty of how the user actually engages with the app content, or other device permissions the app might request. Maybe “Location” for recommending preheat times based on distance, maybe “Camera” to check doneness, maybe “Nearby devices” to pair with first-party accessories, or maybe “Photos and video” for some shoehorned social media component.
They can ask for any permission for ostensibly innocuous/justified reasons, but once those permissions are granted, they have full access to that data to do whatever else they want with it. They’ll know who you are, where you are, when you’re there, what you’re doing there, and who else you’re with.
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- Comment on It's free real estate 2 weeks ago:
I once made a computer factory that was essentially a large floating octahedron. It had a condensed feed of materials coming in from one point in the bottom and a few drone ports to bring in other completed parts around the middle. I didn’t plan for it, but just started building stages wider as I went taller until I noticed subsequent stages required less space, after which I started going in reverse.
- Comment on It's free real estate 2 weeks ago:
My latest challenge mode in that game is to try and develop infrastructure while destroying as little of the natural environment as possible.
This has led to building a number of offshore plants, but the difficulty is having to still run materials to them before unlocking drones to do it for me.
Whenever I have to build in the interior, I’ve tried to focus on building tall instead of wide so that it doesn’t take up much land space. But that does cause the horizon to become cluttered with a few industrial spires.
I can’t help but have to destroy some of the environment to get early biofuel power going, but I focus on finding as many crash sites as I can early on to skip to coal as quickly as possible.
- Comment on A game changer is in the works 🚨 3 weeks ago:
Find someone who’s had a colostomy
- Comment on I might shit my pants just a little if I saw this 3 weeks ago:
“Mighty kinda ya” would not be out of place where I live, no. A dated expression as a whole, maybe, but spoken with a casual flow, that’s how it comes out.
I suppose one could also write it as “kind o’ ya” but “kind o’” is what is being truncated into “kinda”
- Comment on I might shit my pants just a little if I saw this 3 weeks ago:
kinda is just another way to say “kind of”
“How kind (nice) of you” and “My kind (sort) of people” are both appropriate uses of “kinda”. I hear it used more for the latter than the former, to be honest.
Also, it’s casual language anyways, so why even try to bring grammar into it, much less while being so confidently wrong?
- Comment on I Found It: The Best Free Restaurant Bread in America | Thirteen thousand miles. Infinite contenders. One beautiful loaf. 3 weeks ago:
Ok this is honestly an amazing read. I’ve had too much circus in my life, not enough bread apparently.
- Comment on Away down South in the land of Traitors, 3 weeks ago:
Somehow, the enslavers returned.
- Comment on Y'all ever have intrusive thoughts about accidentally dropping stuff in storm drains? (particulary when you have your phone out) And like if that happens, wtf is someone supposed to do? 3 weeks ago:
Sounds to me like you definitely time traveled and somehow obtained VHS copies of It Part 1 and It Part 2 from 2017 and 2019, respectively. It’s okay, things get weird down where things float.
- Comment on What was even his intention? 3 weeks ago:
I’ve seen the jokes about the Epstein resemblance, I guess I may have just been out of the loop on the possibility that the Epstein version of the image was an intentional edit.
I’ve seen mostly that version being shared, even by MAGA degens, so I had assumed it originated from within. Kinda takes part of the fun out of it, if that was not the case.
- Comment on Y'all ever have intrusive thoughts about accidentally dropping stuff in storm drains? (particulary when you have your phone out) And like if that happens, wtf is someone supposed to do? 3 weeks ago:
Was that movie Stephen King’s It, by any chance?
- Comment on Wake up sheeple 3 weeks ago:
I have had the displeasure of knowing several people like this. In the post-truth landscape we find ourselves, there are really people out there who will call your denial of their alternative facts “unscientific” because they think that science is just about questioning everything, and they know their perspective is the right one.
Therefore, when their high school science teacher (who obviously hated them in particular for their good Christian beliefs) insists on ideas like the Earth being round, or the existence of climate change or—heavens forbid—evolution, she’s obviously just trying to brainwash her students to believe her liberal agenda.
- Comment on What was even his intention? 3 weeks ago:
I assumed the Epstein resemblance was accidental (well, maybe not for the unpaid intern that generated it, but for everyone else) give that that’s the version I’ve seen shared more by the MAGA crowd. Like the other person above, I had no idea there was a wider (original?) version.
- Comment on The forbidden fourth leche 3 weeks ago:
Tres leches is milk, evaporated milk, and sweetened condensed milk.
The only “cuatro leches” I’ve seen was topped with dulce de leche as a sort of tongue-in-cheek extra milk, but this doesn’t seem to be that. Unless it’s under the cream, maybe?
- Comment on Got gifted an XBOX360 S. What now? 3 weeks ago:
Meanwhile, when I was making that joke to friends in college
- Comment on What was even his intention? 3 weeks ago:
Wow they literally had AI redraw it to different proportions, too, it’s not just a crop. There are different visual elements, like the building in the background in front of the flag.
- Comment on Great at gaming? US air traffic control wants you to apply 4 weeks ago:
What, so I can be underpaid to do the most stressful and undersupported job ever, with the chance that the next political controversy may force me to go weeks or months without pay, and then feel the guilt of killing several hundred people if I screw up?
- Comment on Progress 4 weeks ago:
Got it, so we can only confront our opponents man(kind)-to-man(kind).
- Comment on Progress 4 weeks ago:
It still makes perfect sense, imo. I wouldn’t even call it incorrect on a technical level. The contrast between “man” as singular and “mankind” as collective should provide all of the context needed.
If I describe a scene of a story as “man goes to work,” no one assumes I’m talking about the collective of humanity.
- Comment on I used to be a fan 🤦♂️ 4 weeks ago:
Now Ricky wasn’t the only shit-head at that table
That might be putting it mildly
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
books cannot contain unskippable ads
Ready Player One might disagree
- Comment on How sad is that Persian cuisine? 4 weeks ago:
Yeah I haven’t been happy since the 90’s either.
- Comment on Hamdurger season 4 weeks ago:
It’ll dry out the beef something bad, though.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
We talking in terms of percentage used or number of varieties?
Pastafarianism probably has the highest ratio of silly hat wearers per adherent, but only a few varieties to my knowledge (colanders and pirate hats/bandanas).