Quill7513
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Alt account of @Cube6392@beehaw.org for looking at stuff Beehaw defederated
- Comment on Even the most successful indie directors can’t make a living. why? 10 hours ago:
that’s fascism baybay! it never fully goes away unless we can fully get rid of it and all its features once and for all
- Comment on Fox Picks Up Four Seasons Of ‘The Simpsons’, ‘Family Guy’, ‘Bob’s Burgers’ & Returning ‘American Dad’ In Mega Deal With Disney TV Studios 17 hours ago:
100%. it’s an exploitatative industry. one that gives us incredible works of art, but an exploitative industry nonetheless
- Comment on Fox Picks Up Four Seasons Of ‘The Simpsons’, ‘Family Guy’, ‘Bob’s Burgers’ & Returning ‘American Dad’ In Mega Deal With Disney TV Studios 19 hours ago:
because enough people are watching and animation is cheaper to do than a single camera or three camera 22 minute sitcom
- Comment on The first 1 star review 1 day ago:
god can’t believe i’m about to do this, but here goes…
shoves glasses up nose
akthually
cuneiform is a clay writing system. the tablets would have been written rather quickly using a sharpened reed called a stylus. the clay tablet would then be left to harden in the sun before transport. it’s still pretty labor intensive, but nowhere near taking a chisel to stone
- Comment on I'm old 5 days ago:
i swear to god they used to work better. modern ones either send your cursor flying off the screen with a gentle nudge, or they barely move at all. it used to be people would hold onto the nipple nubs for extended times because they preferred the precision of them over touchpads. as touchpads have gotten better, nipple nubs have gotten worse. i’d probably point to 2015 when things all went wrong. i don’t know if the manufatcurers switched to a new sensor because it was cheaper or if the software / firmware / drivers that make touchpads good also make nipple nubs horrible
- Comment on Fields of Mistria adds lava caves and pets you unlock by having a 'pet dream' 2 weeks ago:
this is also what i came into the thread wanting to know
- Comment on He's totally not a Nazi tho 2 weeks ago:
it’s what elon musk is calling anarchocapitalism
- Comment on Your eyes will moisture up seeing it 4 weeks ago:
yeah. it’s not like we keep dogs because we mistakenly think they’re small noisy excitable people. we don’t have to assume animals are dumber than us
- Comment on Balatro wins formal appeal to reclassify poker game as PEGI 12 5 weeks ago:
it’s 7 card monti but with the gambling replaced with strategic decision making. the fact that lootboxes aren’t considered gambling, but removing gambling from poker is, it just puts on display how the big corporations are desperate to keep us locked into their entertainment machines and away from innovative art
- Comment on I love the future. 5 weeks ago:
what are you saying and what do you mean. you’re not coherent
- Comment on Grok 3 roasts Lemmy 5 weeks ago:
i did not know that
- Comment on Grok 3 roasts Lemmy 5 weeks ago:
wait what’s this now about chris kattan being subservient to fascists?
- Comment on Why do people from Western societies always seem to complain? 1 month ago:
mass media manipulation propaganda works by getting you to take the messaging from the magic box irl
- Comment on OH GOD 1 month ago:
god those movies hit so different in a post 2022 environment
- Comment on OH GOD 1 month ago:
history moves in cycles anytime we fail to teach it (which we been failing to do for millennia)
- Comment on brain blowing orgasms 1 month ago:
yeah but octopi are intensely successful hunters. this may be either a mechanism that helps prevent resource scarcity, or it could prevent parent/offspring mating
- Comment on brain blowing orgasms 1 month ago:
or maybe they do and it’s unfathomable to the rest of us
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
even if he’s not a sugar daddy, he’s a daddy, sugar
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
so basically your grandpa is a daddy?
- Comment on Dont worry everyone, this is just an example. Rick Astley has not given us up. 1 month ago:
it ain’t hard to explain why we all love the man named jayne
- Comment on Okay, this is getting out of hand 1 month ago:
Gulf of Texaco
- Comment on Shopping for used Teslas be like: 1 month ago:
Hakencruiser
- Comment on Court Blocks U.S. From Sending Venezuelan Migrants to Guantánamo 1 month ago:
John Marshall has made his decision; now let him enforce it!
People doing the roundups need to be who gives a shit.
- Comment on Developers: "Yes, the users love cluttered homes, just put everything there and ignore guidelines" 1 month ago:
still. it’s the year 2025. XDG_CONFIG should be the standard assumption
- Comment on "Poetic take" on the state of the US 1 month ago:
- Village elders selecting a chief to represent their families was common in africa
- The Iroquois organized their tribes into a bicameral political structure as early as 1142, though most archaeologists believe the date was more likely to be around 1450
- The Cossacks of Eastern Europe were largely self organized as equals until the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth declared them to be protectorate subjects (which itself was… Not as good at being an anarchy as the Cossacks were, but was also FAR more democratic that the forces that ultimately partitioned it). I don’t have a good link for this one, unfortunately, but I’m sure if you do some light digging you can find some info
- Comment on "Poetic take" on the state of the US 1 month ago:
new in western Europe* colonialism eliminated many societies that found ways to run their societies without the kinds of authoritarian power structures common in western Europe. the imperial powers, including eastern Asia (China and Japan), moscow, and western Europe wiped out threats to these authoritarian power structures. the societies they encountered were scientifically advanced in ways the imperial powers didn’t truly understand because those powers only interacted with the world around them via violence
- Comment on Who's going to watch departure times on the departure board? Let's use it for ads! 1 month ago:
- subprime attention crisis
- nico neumann’s 2019 talk at programmatic i/o
- "data suggests surprising shift: duopoly not all-powerful" eMarketer 2018
- financial markets and online advertising: reevaluating the dotcom bubble
- "wanamaker was wrong-the vast majority of advertising is wasted" forbes 2016
- "56% of digital ads served are never seen, says google" AdAge 2014
to start
- Comment on Who's going to watch departure times on the departure board? Let's use it for ads! 1 month ago:
read the subprime attention crisis. ads markets have gotten extremely uneffective
- Comment on Who's going to watch departure times on the departure board? Let's use it for ads! 1 month ago:
this is an act of desperation by the digital ad markets. they have to innovate new types of ad to sell because more and more the only ads that actually work even a little bit are personal testimony and billboards, neither of which the digital ad markets actually sell. we are currently experiencing an economic collapse in the advertising space which is driving the ad markets to use their propaganda machines for less and less scrupulous purposes. ever wonder why there’s so much right wing bullshit in your youtube ads now? because that shit didn’t sell razors or soap or mattresses or whatever. but it CAN make people very scared and upset
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Freaky ass weirdos need to stay they ass inside
Roll they ass up like a fresh pack of 'za
City is back up, it’s a must, we outside