some_designer_dude
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- Comment on Environmental Damage 12 hours ago:
You should have paused for a moment and questioned whether any of this was worth it.
- Comment on Rule 34 rule 1 week ago:
Avengers: Rear-End Game
- Comment on Houston Pastor convicted in $3.6M fraud case returns to Church after prison release. "It's such a blessing to have our visionary pastor back at church. We are so excited." 3 weeks ago:
We should be treating religion like a mind virus that needs wiping out.
- Comment on You don’t see articles like this about moms with three two jobs who still manage to take care of their kids. 5 weeks ago:
The most upsetting part of this is how little time he spends fearing for his fucking life while his buddies’ news stations print articles like this.
- Comment on Businessman Josh Kraft, son of Billionaire Robert Kraft, is running for Boston Mayor. He is accusing the mayor of worsening traffic by building bike lanes 1 month ago:
He’s a billionaire’s son. He’s probably never experienced traffic.
- Comment on Genius 1 month ago:
50 interviews a DAY??
- Comment on Is anyone else not feeling that patriotic for July 4? 1 month ago:
Good day to march on your White House, perhaps…
- Comment on Why was file search much faster in Windows XP than in subsequent versions? 2 months ago:
He’s a keeper.
- Comment on PROGRESS 2 months ago:
That’s what you think, until you bite into a mouthful of advertisements.
- Comment on PROGRESS 2 months ago:
This is a poignant illustration of enshittification.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Imagine you’re in Photoshop “retouching” your own portrait. First, you remove the little bit of makeup that smudged near your eye. Fair enough. It was distracting. But now that it’s gone, your eye sees a wrinkle and decides that’s probably distracting too.
Now the wrinkle’s gone and you’re studying the image again. Aha! A mole near your temple! That can go, too.
So now the makeup smudge, the wrinkle, and the mole are gone. You study the image again for flaws…
And that’s how it happens. Every time you “fix” something you re-evaluate and will always find something to change because your goal has slowly shifted from making you beautiful by reducing “distractions”, it’s to find and fix “flaws” which, turns out, are infinite when you take this approach.
- Comment on What did Musk and Trump fall out over? 2 months ago:
He convinced the government to subsidize the sale of his products to consumers. It makes sense on paper because we want more people driving electric cars. However, Tesla of all companies doesn’t deserve the “handout”, even though it’s to consumers. They don’t deserve the boost in sales, recognition, etc.
It’s not technically a scam (the best kind!) but it’s helping out the richest man and biggest asshole in the world, so it might as well be.
- Comment on "Official" Russian Military game depicting invasion of Ukraine released on Steam as Yunarmy propaganda 2 months ago:
Coming soon as DLC.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Your fatigue with it all is kind of their end game, I think? They’re doing stuff that probably should be talked about everywhere because it affects everyone. When people with authority grow tired of people complaining about it and trying to moderate it out, you’ve got problems.
- Comment on butt mogged these zoomers today 3 months ago:
That’s a fad I can get behind!
- Comment on Why aren't there mass protests in the USA? 5 months ago:
Such ferocity.
- Comment on *you wake up well rested in your house* 5 months ago:
Uh oh! You fell off a ladder and broke your wrist. Now you’re bankrupt!
- Comment on Jamie Dimon popped off at the 1,200+ JPMorgan employees fighting against full-time RTO: 'I don’t care how many people sign that petition' 6 months ago:
Society is always about three missed meals away from blood in the streets.
- Comment on Anon hates Apple 8 months ago:
Probably, yeah ☹️
- Comment on Anon hates Apple 8 months ago:
Yeah, there’s no guarantee that’ll save it, but the QuadLock one has lots of videos of tests that seem convincing.
That said, optical image stabilization requires tiny, fairly-fragile parts to float the lenses. It’s kind of a miracle they survive even normal phone abuses, let alone high-frequency, shake-things-to-pieces vibrations.
- Comment on Anon hates Apple 8 months ago:
Get your friend a dampener for their bike. Check out QuadLockCase.com for one example.
- Comment on Looking for answers 8 months ago:
Maybe look into how we ended up with 8-hour workdays and weekends… Hint: it was not through peaceful, polite negotiations with the ruling class…
- Comment on It's true 8 months ago:
But he did come… And he shot a legitimately evil person.
- Comment on Tiger Predators 9 months ago:
The spots might be helpful for baby tigers?
- Comment on if you quit a job you didn't like or was toxic, didn't the financial hit scare you? 9 months ago:
Break a leg!
- Comment on Check the facts 1 year ago:
Jonathan would draw yuge crowds.
- Comment on perspective 1 year ago:
She’s represented by black pixels.
- Comment on Anon watches game of thrones 1 year ago:
It killed my motivation to read anything further about that world.
- Comment on math checks out 1 year ago:
Stop putting people on hold, period. We have the technology to just call back when they’re at or near the top of the queue. If they miss their call, maybe their number gets priority for an hour or something. Either way, when I get put on hold, I mostly fantasize about murdering whoever set up that system.
- Comment on A Tax of 5% on The World’s Multi-Millionaires and Billionaires Could Raise $1.7 trillion, Enough to Lift 2 Billion People out of Poverty 1 year ago:
You don’t eat them to liberate their money. You eat them to show others of their kind what happens to those who hoard wealth away from the needy.
