GladiusB
@GladiusB@lemmy.world
I got in an argument with a toaster and now I lost a bet and I’m here just to get my house back.
- Comment on Shut Up Boomer 2 weeks ago:
Anything over 60 is too much. I will do it on occasion if it calls for it. But 50 is perfect for my liking and life.
- Comment on Football. 2 weeks ago:
With fire and trebuchets. Duh.
- Comment on Congrats on your big win!!! 2 weeks ago:
AI sucks at screening. But everyone is doing it.
- Comment on Enquiring minds would like to know! 3 weeks ago:
I don’t see many places to duck into. Just gotta ride the moment.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
I don’t think it needs a remake. I’m not at all remotely interested in the material.
- Comment on What did you call me? 3 weeks ago:
Can confirm. You can’t count.
- Comment on What did you call me? 3 weeks ago:
Swedes don’t count - from a Norwegian
- Comment on Just checking in to see if anyone cares that the mumbling turtle is still on full salary while being MIA for two-and-a-half months 4 weeks ago:
He’s on life support. Not officially dead. Only situation that makes sense.
- Comment on Simply Bananas 5 weeks ago:
This kills me the most. Most nations can’t agree on taxes or land boundaries or hundreds of other things, but they agree on space. Sure. That tracks.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
Listen here you little moron. I don’t work for free and you are starting to annoy me and show everyone how fuckin stupid you are. There are ways to trace ANYTHING produced on a computer. It goes from a computer to any media. It’s not a hard leap. And if you want to talk tough I can give you my address and you can come say it to my face and see how far that gets you. Fuckin idiot.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
Pay me. I’m not employed by you or the state. I’m available for 200k a year. I’ll solve your simple problem.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
And what file types does it use? What is the shell written as? There are many ways to enforce it, it’s laughable.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
And how do you load information on that SD? Computers. Stop being a dick and acting like somewhere in the chain it can’t be checked. You won’t admit you’re wrong and it shows me you’re a fuckin idiot.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
It doesn’t in some niche and limited capabilities. That’s like saying some hot rods don’t have to run gasoline. Sure. There are some with electric motors and they can keep up. But they have drawbacks.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
The computer it’s connected to does
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
You don’t know it’s impossible. That’s just insane to think that recognition software can tell that a person’s seatbelt is on if that there is someone at their front door with a package or a bicycle means it’s likely possible.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
Whataboutism at it’s finest. Two crimes can happen at the same time. Just because one crime “matters” and the others don’t according to you, doesn’t mean that they both shouldn’t be enforced or examined.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
Once again. Two crimes can happen at the same time. Prioritizing it is the authorities job. Not yours.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
Then why did you bring other crimes up? Sorry. But you have no idea how you sound. You directly said “there are these crimes, why are we wasting laws on these other crimes” and wonder why I responded as I did.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 1 month ago:
Two crimes can happen at once in different places
- Comment on I need an adult 1 month ago:
I could tell you, but then I would sound racist
- Comment on "I don't answer questions" 1 month ago:
You’re annoying
- Comment on Going Back ↪️🏨 1 month ago:
Seems more like data farming than renting a room
- Comment on Send that probe deep y'all 1 month ago:
I was born for this moment
- Comment on Snooze 1 month ago:
And then I go right back to sleep and I’m still tired when I wake up for work
- Comment on "Don't unionize, just get a better job." When you unionize, you ARE getting a better job. 1 month ago:
So I’m lying for fancy Internet points? How fucking dumb are you?
I speak my experience. Take it or don’t. I don’t care if you want to hear it or not. Union reps are just employees with different departments. They do not represent the workers. They represent the companies and only posture with egregious abuses of powers.
They hold zero weight in leverage. Simply because they cannot effect change. They no longer can intimidate or change management’s goals. It’s an archaic use of power. Management can find reasons and hire someone cheaper.
I absolutely don’t think it’s right. But it’s what the unions are in any capacity that I have experienced.
- Comment on "Don't unionize, just get a better job." When you unionize, you ARE getting a better job. 1 month ago:
It is not just corruption. It’s laziness. Every union I have worked with (2 I worked in, 1 I managed union workers) has been in favor of the lowest common denominator. They spend time squabbling about the worker that barely get by doing the bare minimum but knows the rules. Meanwhile the really hard workers get fired for one time mistakes and the really good workers don’t make as much as they should because of the guys that are barely skating by.
Unions don’t do what they used to. They used to make management know that they needed to cooperate. Now it is not how they work together.
- Comment on Screw you peasants 1 month ago:
Is this English?
- Comment on Men are generous 1 month ago:
One of my best friends is poly and going on a 10 year marriage. I consider myself poly but haven’t made it work. I think it really comes down to who you date and now comfortable they are with not being monogamous.
I think some people get it right away and then it doesn’t become a relationship or they don’t and if doesn’t become a relationship. But I have met many people that fit the stereotype that “poly” doesn’t work. There were always other problems that made it not work. Like drugs or criminal cases.
- Comment on Literally nobody 1 month ago:
Most people appear to miss that I was quoting the meme from the post. But sure.