Iron_Lynx
@Iron_Lynx@lemmy.world
- Comment on Ladies, is this actually possible? 2 days ago:
Look, just because the meme is discussing something about reproductive biology doesn’t mean it’s horny. If that’s what you’re seeing, then statistically that says more about you than about the meme. Or about us.
- Comment on Never hurts to check though 3 days ago:
To add to the rest, he USA is pretty unique for widespread genital mutilation for non-medical and non-religious reasons, so I’d say that if you’re not from the USA, and not Muslim or Jewish, you should be fine.
- Comment on Valid point 4 days ago:
Wrapped around their junk and ready to go!
::: spoiler (though…)
I hope I won’t have to explain to y’all why this is a bad idea.
- Comment on Ladies, is this actually possible? 4 days ago:
While I have heard of academia discussing women’s receptiveness to sexual matters in relation to their cycle, I’m not qualified to go into any real depth on the matter. All I can say is “sounds like that could track”
- Comment on Growth 3 weeks ago:
Kinda same, and I’m not even bi/pan.
- Comment on Shutting down a piracy site 1 month ago:
::: spoiler CW: profane lyrics
🎵 Grab your dick and double-click for 🎶 Porn, Porn, Porn! 🎶
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Plus, according to one source, while you may call it a beer belly, some may call it a dad bod, and some may call it a Gladiator physique.
- Comment on We produce more resources than we could ever consume in the least sustainable ways possible. 1 month ago:
Do enlighten us when you’ve done your shopping.
- Comment on Fictional "Journal of Astrological Big Data Ecology" has infected Google's search AI 1 month ago:
Oh one more thing:
Be glad that OP’s site is shitposting.
This could get much worse if it was politically motivated propaganda.
Don’t believe me? Try getting DeepSeek to say anything critical of the CCP.
- Comment on Fictional "Journal of Astrological Big Data Ecology" has infected Google's search AI 1 month ago:
One thing about internet sources is that in general, people engage with them if they choose to. Your piss-spraying analogy only works if the users don’t have this freedom. At least for now, we the end users still have the choice to engage with LLM’s, or to choose to navigate elsewhere.
So no, there is no randomly pissing around hoping that LLM training data is among the things being hit. It’s Big G demanding everything as LLM training data and tossing it on the heap, and someone finding that said heap includes The Onion and individual shitposters, and with their dislike for LLM’s, acting accordingly.
- Comment on ???? 1 month ago:
Some egg-laying species do this as well. Oh, your survival is at stake and there’s now a chance you won’t be able to protect your brood of eggs? Best to cut your losses and chow down on your babies while you’re still around. Best case, you have the hardware to make more and the nutrients are put back to use.
- Comment on Durian supremacy 1 month ago:
I recall reading somewhere that early generation ablative heat shields were made of cork, so that phrase is not as outlandish as it might sound to you, at least to me.
- Comment on Depluralize 1 month ago:
The hills are alive!
With the sound of BRRRRRRRRRT! - Comment on The horse knows the way home 1 month ago:
In my area (NL) riding a horse, or even walking beside it and guiding it, still classifies you as a driver, and thus you’d be on the hook for a DUI in this situation.
- Comment on Money Saving Tips 💰 1 month ago:
Obviate your need for owning a motor vehicle
- Comment on Green herons 1 month ago:
Huh, I don’t know why, but I thought it would extend its neck over the course of a second or so. Not shooting it forward like a cannonball xD
- Comment on Fancy pants 2 months ago:
So basically beef sausage pigs in a blanket?
- Comment on 2/10 people on Lemmy, is that you? 2 months ago:
I stumbled into a thread the other week of someone who tried to argue that basically, there exist non-invasive non-native species, as well as native invasive species.
Eh, no buddy. The Venn diagram is a single circle. Everything inside is native and therefore not invasive, and everything outside is invasive and therefore not native. Invasive === NOT native.
- Comment on Smoking Sonic's Stinky Feet 2 months ago:
That fails to consider that if people speak of “an invasive species,” they’re almost certainly using the botanical definition of that word, which boils down to “a species not native to the ecosystem where the speaker as found it,” and where native species are species that exist within an ecosystem without ever having had humans show up in said ecosystem.
Just because you like that plant being there does not mean said plant stops being invasive.
And if an organism has existed in an ecosystem for millennia, long before any human ever set foot there, then it doesn’t matter how annoying it is, it is a native species.
- Comment on Electricity explained 2 months ago:
I’m certain a fair number of people have learned some basic chemistry from Dr. Doe…
- Comment on Smoking Sonic's Stinky Feet 2 months ago:
I’m pretty sure that invasive
=== NOTnative. - Comment on Think Bold 2 months ago:
Chuck Testa in 2026. Who’d’ve thought…
- Comment on phonetic alphabet 2 months ago:
Looks like the joke flew over your head…
But to indulge your more serious angle, yeah, it’s well thought through. And if your source is the one I think it is, that one also packages in that “NATO Phonetic Alphabet” is a bit of a misnomer.
It’s not a phonetic alphabet, since it doesn’t type out what sounds one must make to pronounce words correctly. And the main devs weren’t NATO, but ICAO. NATO was just gonna adopt it and issue some feedback for improvements.
- Comment on (⸝⸝⸝╸w╺⸝⸝⸝) 2 months ago:
Absolutely
bl-cursed. - Comment on A proposal to classify happiness as a psychiatric disorder 3 months ago:
The abstract suggests that happiness is a statistical anomaly, and in its final lines they suggest that “One possible objection to this proposal remains–that happiness is not negatively valued. However, this objection is dismissed as scientifically irrelevant.”
- Comment on Coffee ☕ 3 months ago:
Valid. I checked again, and:
Known risks to the protocol include:
- Carriers being attacked by birds of prey. RFC2549: “Unintentional encapsulation in hawks has been known to occur, with decapsulation being messy and the packets mangled.”
So I guess that’s what’s happening here
- Comment on Coffee ☕ 3 months ago:
Another example of such an attack
CW: animals being eaten
- Comment on Coffee ☕ 3 months ago:
Nerds making joke standards is nothing unique.
See also: IETF RFC 1149 and IPoAC
- Comment on 4th dimensional jokes 3 months ago:
I had a joke about gravity, but I think it’ll let you down.
- Comment on Put the shoes on 3 months ago:
that near nudity is often sexier than total nudity
