OwOarchist
@OwOarchist@pawb.social
- Comment on tag yourself 10 hours ago:
Definitely F Minor.
- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 1 day ago:
True, but at a personal level, you can get perfectly ethical food that way, even meat.
- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 1 day ago:
They have no other natural predators
Counterpoint: this is because we killed off most of their natural predators.
- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 1 day ago:
Same with all fruits and some vegetables. The reproductive organs are the tastiest part!
- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 1 day ago:
in the US, the only way to way ethically right now is to just die.
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Like anywhere else is much different. You think only the US has industrial farming?
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And there is an ethical way to eat: dumpster diving. Everything in that dumpster is already waste, and taking it does not increase demand – no store is going to order more stock because the dumpster is running low. Any food you find in the dumpster is 100% ethical to consume.
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- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 1 day ago:
IMO, leather really isn’t a big deal. It’s a by-product of the meat industry. Nobody is raising and butchering cows specifically for the leather. If nobody used the leather, then the skins would just be thrown away … or maybe ground up and used in dog food or something.
- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 1 day ago:
That’s pescatarian, not vegan. Whoever said that was wrong.
(And for some reason, ‘vegetarian’ has gone completely out of fashion…)
- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 2 days ago:
The fun part is that this doesn’t even tell me which side of the honey debate you’re on.
- Comment on So are they like extinct or something? 2 days ago:
Maybe it shows up in some of the dreaded standardized tests, and that’s why they’re sure to teach it?
- Comment on So are they like extinct or something? 2 days ago:
I went up to Calculus I in college (along with some physics and engineering), and I’ve done a bit of amateur math outside of school … but the concept of a rhombus was still used exactly zero times.
- Comment on There's got to be a name for this 2 days ago:
Clients with benefits.
- Comment on feces 4 days ago:
Me and the other people dealing with chronic rodent infestations.
You can only find your food and other stuff ruined by them so many times before you lose all empathy for them.
- Comment on feces 5 days ago:
We call these “cat treats”.
- Comment on Bunnies are metal 5 days ago:
And if the scientists tried hard enough, they could probably figure out the large ears, too – the skull would have slightly stronger muscle attachment points and vasculature openings to support the larger ears … although that still wouldn’t really tell the scientists what shape the large ears were, though. So you might still get a very odd-looking bunny out of it.
- Comment on In this age of Big Data, easily 5 days ago:
For the most part, not really.
These bills were withdrawn from the bank by Person A, and later deposited in a different bank by Person B, who is a flea market vendor (you know this because financial records and other transactions already tie them to the flea market organizers). You can reasonably infer that Person A attended the flea market in the intervening time period and bought something worth that amount from Person B.
It would only start to become difficult to track when multiple person-to-person cash transactions are done in a row – as in the case that Person B spent the cash on drugs from his drug dealer instead of depositing it in his bank account.
- Comment on Person most likely to be able to survive the Apocalypse 5 days ago:
Depends on what kind of apocalypse you’re talking about. And most types of apocalypses come with disease spread as a bonus issue, anyway, even if it wasn’t disease that started it in the first place.
- Comment on What shall I watch next? 5 days ago:
How are any of these ‘new releases’?
- Comment on Pokemon Go-Get-Help 6 days ago:
Absolutely every single person who plays the game, that’s who. As far as I know, it’s basically impossible to play that game without it.
- Comment on Pokemon Go-Get-Help 6 days ago:
Steel types are weak against fire.
- Comment on Pokemon Go-Get-Help 6 days ago:
Before it sets more cars ablaze!
- Comment on In this age of Big Data, easily 6 days ago:
Not just banks, either. Imagine a lot of major retailers ‘voluntarily opting in’ to a system like this, just like they opt in to having Flock cameras.
Only direct person-to-person transactions would be even slightly resistant to this surveillance, and even those could largely be inferred by looking at where the bills show up next.
- Comment on Person most likely to be able to survive the Apocalypse 6 days ago:
The person most likely to survive is some scrawny-ass motherfucker with a good immune system. Somebody who can get by on very little food, and can also fight off diseases.
- Comment on Who approved this color combination? 6 days ago:
Somebody who doesn’t want you looking too closely at the (very long) ingredient list.
- Comment on Why Big Tech’s Lobbyists Are Targeting Self-Hosted Servers 1 week ago:
Or … they’ll just buy up all the hardware (including all production capacity for future hardware), making it prohibitively expensive for people to buy their own hardware.
- Comment on Rich ppl live longer 1 week ago:
Usually used as an ingredient in cocktails, but IMO, it’s very delicious and great to drink as a straight shot.
- Comment on Disgusted 1 week ago:
Yep. I would be fine with it if a bunch of Russians wanted to come visit Ukraine.
It’s when they kill and rape along the way that I have a problem with.
- Comment on Rich ppl live longer 1 week ago:
Nah. Horse girls have got to learn how to keep up with the rhythm and roll their hips. Sure, the horse does most of the work, but they’re still doing some work … work that’s very applicable to other activities as well.
- Comment on Incoming! 1 week ago:
Strangely, many places seem to have still not developed such advanced technology.
- Comment on Rich ppl live longer 1 week ago:
I have no idea how they made it past peer review and were published.
The authors aren’t the only ones getting paid off.
I suspect, at some point, it will slip and become a major scandal that reviewers at major scientific journals have been accepting “gifts” from interested parties to help ensure that specific articles get approved and published.
- Comment on Rich ppl live longer 1 week ago:
She’s really good on top, though.