SirLeToet
@SirLeToet@lemmy.world
- Comment on throat game strong tho 5 days ago:
It is funny, because the current anti-Ed narrative is being run by similar rich boys and PR.
It’s not about gaza, it’s about creating a bigger wedge between western nations and within western societies.
Ya’ll are being played.
If children in Gaza matter, why dont the children in Burkino Faso matter? Where entire villages are ethnically cleansed until the last person. There is an actual genocide going on in Africa, nobody gives a shit.
Why dont the over 200.000 dead children in Iraq and Afghanistan by the hands of Americans in the past 25 years matter?
Ah right, those poor souls dont matter because it’s not politically adventageous for them to matter.
- Comment on never forget 1 week ago:
Was it the WTC7 sized chunk of the north tower that fell on top of it?
Crazy how they conspiracied that.
- Comment on never forget 1 week ago:
People here started again about building 7.
Which had the roof of the (north?) tower fall right on top of it, that piece of tower was a about the same size as building 7.
Weird how it “collapsed and burned to the ground”. Must be a conspiracy.
It’s still entertaining to read tho.
- Comment on Wiki Documents at Least 44 Instances in Which Sony Says You Own Your Games 1 week ago:
It’s not for goods bought. Sony has the obligation to keep the purchase available for its users. For tax purposes, Sony needs to keep records for over 10 years in the Netherlands with “X purchased (or: rented) Y” regardless.
GDPR is not even relevant in this case.
Just Sony doing its Sony bastard stuff.
- Comment on The Fairly OddParents was a great show. 1 week ago:
The Fairly Oddparents is kind of the last reminisces of golden age Cartoon Network.
- Comment on found this helpful map of which countries are turkiye on turkiye's government website 2 weeks ago:
In certain areas of Germany this map can be useful as a reminder.
- Comment on I'm not sure they will 2 weeks ago:
People are severely overestimating the importance of AI. It’s more FOMO than anything else.
Wait until you have to pay non-subsidized prices for the use of LLM’s, how productive are they in reality when the real costs come in to play? And you could just train and hire actual people to do the job far more accurately with some quality control?
Not denying there’s some fields with great benefits from LLM’s, but writing emails, answering phonecalls aren’t it. LLM’s cant even transcribe conversations with any proper accuracy and as a society we now trust them to make decisions.
It boggles the mind, really.
- Comment on German joke 2 weeks ago:
The LED bulbs barely die. I am still using first gen bulbs i bought over a decade ago. I’ve only had 1 die on me so far. Versus the monthly replacement of some heat bulbs and always having a box of spares around.
Changing lightbulbs is kind of a thing from the past. Old fashioned fillament heat bulbs are hardly in use in Germany nowadays.
- Comment on German joke 2 weeks ago:
Dutch cuisine primarily consists of deep fried food.
Specialities like the frikandel (german frikandel is very different), patat/friet oorlog, waterfiets, kroket, bamischijf, kaassoufle and fried bounty(the candybar). Or this wonderful Arabic/Dutch combination, de kapsalon.
Many people love these foods tho. Well regarded by most tourists.
A dutch restaurant is called a snackbar.
- Comment on German joke 2 weeks ago:
To be fair, mcdonalds in the EU is not nearly the same as mcdonalds in the US.
It is somehow exponentially worse in the US.
- Comment on German joke 2 weeks ago:
I first saw this video when getting my forklift license, lol. It being an official instruction video somehow makes it better.
- Comment on German joke 2 weeks ago:
Zero. Efficient germans use efficient LED.
- Comment on German joke 2 weeks ago:
So are English and French. And English and Frysian. English is a moshpit of languages.
More a happy coincidence that it lines up.
- Comment on Why is the world's "oldest profession" still illegal ? Instead of being better managed? 2 weeks ago:
The Dutch managed to tax it just fine. It has the same tax reliability issues any cash payment has.