Classy
@Classy@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Darn it 1 day ago:
Potaters gonna potate
- Comment on Now give me a treat 5 days ago:
A half gallon of patchouli oil will get rid of the smell!
- Comment on Vibes based cooking 6 days ago:
I had haddock, white wine and gala apples once, and asked ChatGPT to make me a slow cooker recipe. The results were… Surprisingly not bad. I don’t think I’ll ever do it again though.
- Comment on Vibes based cooking 6 days ago:
That’s me when my family wants me to whip up a random pasta lunch. Hmm, mulled black peppercorn and garlic? A bit of paprika? Tomato paste, oh now it definitely needs oregano.
Shit, I just made pasta alla vodka again.
- Comment on ScIence 1 week ago:
Bah, that’s just a rounding error!
- Comment on ScIence 1 week ago:
I noticed recently that a Linux command mentioned in its manpage that it supported Q as a bit prefix and I had to stop to ponder the utility in encoding a million-billion Terabytes.
- Comment on Anon gets corrected 1 week ago:
I think the amount of people who either (1) do not know the term to be gender neutral or (2) purposefully use it as a gendered term to anger people is less than 1%, honestly.
I live in a pretty conservative area, and I’m not exactly a leftist either, and I’ve never seen guys used in any way other than just as a generic for “you all”
it’s also just not important enough to die on a hill for
Cool, so we agree it’s silly to get so strung up over it, huh? Of course people tailor their language, it happens constantly. If someone is going to go out of their way to construe a perfectly normal part of speech as me being malignant and demand that I change my behavior for their benefit I’m going to tell them to fuck off, personally. If someone is respectful and asks tactfully…sure, I’ll adjust for them. Though internally I’ll be judging them for being a snowflake.
- Comment on Anon's PC works 2 weeks ago:
My main steed is an HP ZBook from 2014, and it is a powerful and fast computer.
- Comment on Hurry 3 weeks ago:
*Unix
taris a command on MacOS, too. - Comment on Hurry 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Do this in remembrance of me 3 weeks ago:
Transsantaniation
- Comment on Some Older PC games I have, just wanted to share. 4 weeks ago:
The day I figured out the mouse cheese puzzle was a major milestone of my childhood
- Comment on Some Older PC games I have, just wanted to share. 4 weeks ago:
Potaties, love
My gravy, love
Potaties, love
My gravy, lovePotaties and my gravies and pa-peas…
- Comment on Some Older PC games I have, just wanted to share. 4 weeks ago:
Fuck yeah Neverhood!
- Comment on Anon has marital problems 4 weeks ago:
Fuck man, I don’t disagree with you. Don’t construe my words as me saying there’s nothing wrong here, but I also am not in the “omg just get divorced” camp, either. I’ve been in great and terrible relationships and I’ve seen behavior like above in both. There’s a massive difference between “I’m serving you these papers to cause suffering or as a shit test” and what OOP’s wife did. YES, her behavior was toxic. Toxicity doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
I’ve been around plenty of guys like the greentexter, too. Aloof, unaware, “women say the darnedest things” types. If he doesn’t see the situation and say, “Damn I got some problems with this relationship that need fixing” then he’s insane. But this guy says, “I love you and I’ve always tried… Man this is weird, better post to 4chan!”
Perhaps she’s been trying to talk to him about it but he’s been acting like a dumbass and this was her last ditch effort to shake some sense into him. AGAIN, her behavior is unhealthy. But if his response to it is to show love, and hers is to break down and back away from the edge, then perhaps there is more foundation here than we’re seeing in the context of this message.
I love my partner dearly and I regret to say I’ve acted in ways like this before during difficult times. Love is fucking hard sometimes. It’s about how you pick the pieces up and move forward.
- Comment on Anon has marital problems 4 weeks ago:
What a sad situation. I know a lot of people here think this is abuse and I can see their perspective, but I see this more as a relationship lacking communication. The wife didn’t feel assured that her husband loved her anymore and the divorce papers were a last ditch effort to see if he still does. Sure, just talking openly would be better, but goddamn is it hard to find people who can do that.
I think the fact that she broke down and tore up the papers immediately after is a sign that she really didn’t want to do it and was reacting to his genuine reply.
I think OOP needs couple’s therapy.
- Comment on Intruder 1 month ago:
Is it not possible that this photo was taken prior to the incident, and that the kid was bothered by the whole situation? I have a hard time taking the “little baby” comment too seriously. People act in very unusual ways when overdosing on adrenaline.
- Comment on Intruder 1 month ago:
Body shaming a child, ascribing a whole persona based on an abberant situation, then act absolutely smug about it all. How very European.
Children grow out of being overweight all the time. And the facts are that someone WAS breaking into this house that was occupied by a child. If there were no gun, perhaps this would have been a much different article.
- Comment on Anon doesn't want to join the flesh nexus 1 month ago:
I cede your point though I respectfully disagree. I am also a father, and I do not game (haven’t in a couple years, really), but I do not see a problem with leisure activity as an adult. Why are you reading a boo? Your child is awake. You shouldn’t ever practice a craft, or go on a walk, or have date night, because otherwise you’re not being a “kickass father” to your daughter. I would say your opinion is reactionary to having neglectful parents, and I empathize and I’m glad you’ve found a rewarding path to raise your child. I like to think that I am a good father, empathetic, authoritative, and yet I still take time to write, play guitar, fuck around online. Becoming a parent should not mean negating one’s own desires and quality of life. Children are not parasites, they are individuals.
The people you describe are, I would say, aberrant and their behavior is not becoming of a good parent.
- Comment on Anon doesn't want to join the flesh nexus 1 month ago:
SOMA is a horror game/walking simulator (depends on the critic) about a man who has his brain scanned as he is dying of brain bleeding caused by a car accident months prior. By having his brain scanned, it actually copies his consciousness, and he ends up transported to a far flung apocalyptic future.
I don’t want to spoil too much, it’s an amazing game with fantastic dives into rather dense and challenging ethical and philosophical questions. My reference to this post was about the fact that, in the future, an artificial intelligence fashioned a sort of “flesh nexus”—the AI was given the sole task of preserving human life, and in its reasoning, if a person is dying, they can be converted into something different that will live on indefinitely.
PLEASE, either go play the game (it’s not extremely long) or watch a good let’s play.
- Comment on Anon doesn't want to join the flesh nexus 1 month ago:
Basically exactly the plot to SOMA
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 2 months ago:
Oh my god I got fucked by a python script once because of a single space. It took forever to figure out what went wrong
- Comment on Indiana Jones doesn't "endorse" Nazis, Bethesda assure, just in case you were confused by him repeatedly murdering them 2 months ago:
Maybe it’s a skill issue. They never could make it past level one so the nazis are programmed to be too good!
- Comment on Y=-x² 2 months ago:
look look
me any bad doesn’t make
look look you
making better - Comment on I hate that that happens 2 months ago:
If if if if if we
Okie doke
- Comment on I hate that that happens 2 months ago:
I’m pretty sure it is grammatically correct with no comma. The version you provided is a comma splice.
To slightly change the tense, *All the good faith that I had had no effect" is grammatically correct with no comma, so the gerund form should also not need a comma.
- Comment on xcoffee 2 months ago:
Yeah, welcome to the club, pal.
- Comment on Literally Nineteen Eighty-Four 2 months ago:
Wtf I’ve never heard of this, what a cursed way to notate large numbers
- Comment on hard to argue with 2 months ago:
Lack of butterflies caused me to panic the first time he proposed, and I needed more time to think things through. I knew I liked him. I knew in terms of biblical values, he was a rare find. He wasn’t the most handsome guy ever, but he wasn’t repulsive either.
Oooof what a blog lmao
- Comment on Magic Mineral 2 months ago:
And I thought Alex Jones’ colloidal silver was insane
