Supervisor194
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- Comment on IF YOU TAKE ENOUGH YOU CAN SEE *THE PATTERN* BRO 6 days ago:
Don’t forget the sheer, mind-destroying size of the universe, and its age.
I mean, if it’s really a simulation, all of that would be… simulated.
- Comment on Brianna Ladapo, the wife of Florida's surgeon general, claims her husband won’t work with anyone she hasn’t vetted. She also believes “dark forces” are targeting her family with chemtrails 1 week ago:
Another special gifts religious idiot. Sky daddy’s angel babies talk to me on the regular and we’re being poisoned from the sky by dark forces, but it’s everybody else’s brains that have been swept away.
Every day I get up and browse the news and I essentially get called a retard by people like this dipshit. It’s demoralizing, ngl.
- Comment on Anon asks out a friend 1 week ago:
Anon needs to count their lucky stars and get on with life.
- Comment on No Man's Sky: Voyagers update releases today, introduces customizable "colossal, fully furnished, completely bespoke Corvette-class starships" 3 weeks ago:
First I’d heard of Light No Fire, wow yeah, that looks great. Honestly, I think their style lends itself more to fantasy than SciFi, this could be great.
- Comment on anons brother has some strong opinions 4 weeks ago:
It’s a lovely street made of brick pavers that has been paved over with asphalt because it provides a smoother ride for vehicles and pleasant aesthetics are for losers.
- Comment on What’s even the appeal of Linux? 4 weeks ago:
An Emacs clone.
- Comment on Anon is incredulous 4 weeks ago:
You’ll never guess what Thomas Crapper sold!
- Comment on makes more sense than this shit 4 weeks ago:
Yeah but in 2000, I still felt like shit roughly made sense. We entered clown world long about the time the LHC fired its first high energy collisions.
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) was first “fired high energy” when it achieved its first high-energy particle collisions on March 30, 2010. On that date, proton beams collided at a combined energy of 7 TeV, setting a new world record and officially beginning the LHC’s research program.
I remember hearing that that was going to happen and, you know, being mildly concerned. Then it came and went and I forgot about it. But I distinctly remember 2012. A series of truly bizarre things happened in my personal life. I sold a condo I owned at the time and moved away to try and put some distance between myself and what was happening. It was pants-on-head stupid, like I just couldn’t believe what was going on, but it was personal, not earth-shattering, just truly, deeply bizarre.
Shortly thereafter, Trump happened, then covid - and the whole world began being truly, deeply bizarre. Now things have progressed so far that where I used to think I knew a bit about how the world works and where it’s going, I am now utterly adrift. I don’t even try to make sense of it anymore, just to accept it and roll as best I can.
I’m not saying correlation is causation but when I first heard the LHC theory it made me stop and think.
- Comment on Scott Bakula Eyeing Star Trek Return In President Archer Series Pitch From ‘Enterprise’ Producer 1 month ago:
These days? Shit, you can’t swing a dead cat without hitting a new Star Trek property. I thought he had a chance tbh.
- Comment on This blatantly deceptive ad for Threads 1 month ago:
Everybody who refuses to use Facebook has to make the same sacrifices that people who do not refuse to use it do not make. No amount of exposition will make us feel better about the fact Facebook continues to exist and contribute to the ruin of society in part because you are not willing to inconvenience yourselves like we already have.
- Comment on This blatantly deceptive ad for Threads 1 month ago:
My entire family lives thousands of miles away and Facebook is all I have to feel connected with them.
Why feel compelled to defend yourself? Use it and accept that you support it - or don’t. No need to apologize to us, you’re not going to convince us that your use case is special or that phone calls and texting don’t exist.
I have never (and will never) use Threads. … Deceptive, garbage marketing practices from a deceptive garbage tech company.
Unfortunately, you use Facebook, which means you do support these practices. How much or how little you use Facebook doesn’t factor into it. Tangentially, it also means you use Threads, because using Facebook means you use anything Zuck wants you use. That’s literally how it works.
- Comment on Discuss: 1 month ago:
nohup
- Comment on Why is Fediverse moderation, even more Draconian than Reddit? 1 month ago:
Maybe you belong on reddit? ¯_(ツ)_/¯
- Comment on Yar experimenting with Tar 1 month ago:
And here I thought it would show her creating a tape archive.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 1 month ago:
It’s worse than this even. I have an old Raspberry Pi 3B+ (1G) that I got in 2018. I hooked it up the other day to mess around with it, it’s been maybe 2 years since I did anything with it, ever since I got a Pi 4 (4G). 1 gigabyte of RAM is now insufficient to browse the web. The machine freezes when loading any type of interactive site. Web dev is now frameworks piled on frameworks with zero consideration for overhead and it’s pure shit. Outrageous.
- Comment on What is piefed? 1 month ago:
Comments with -10 score are collapsed by default. Voting is private.
I don’t particularly care for these two items. I used to think user-curation was a good thing, but comparing Lemmy to Reddit, I have to say I no longer feel that way. Voting matters less on Lemmy and I think it’s better for it, all things considered.
- Comment on Does anyone else find it suspicious that there wasn't any criticism on here about Stop Killing Games until after it hit 1.4M signatures? 1 month ago:
Because it’s about to affect big money so they sic their bots on it to shape public opinion and stomp it, like everything else.
- Comment on LibreOffice calls out Microsoft for using "complex" file formats to lock in Office users 1 month ago:
And now Microsoft is supported in every thread by an army of stan bots.
- Comment on Why do we humans love music so? 2 months ago:
And here I am, I don’t really like pop and I don’t really like metal but put them together and I’m in heaven.
- Comment on If I subtract a semitone (100 cents) from 1 Hz, what is its frequency in Hz after that? 2 months ago:
Showerthought: mf is mezzo-forte. ff shouldn’t be fortissimo, it should be fezzo-forte.
- Comment on Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says criminal “geoengineering and weather modification activities" could have played a role in recent Texas floods 2 months ago:
Ah yes, dihydrogen monoxide
- Comment on Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says criminal “geoengineering and weather modification activities" could have played a role in recent Texas floods 2 months ago:
If people are really dumb enough to eat this up, we’re fucked.
I’ve got some really bad news for you.
- Comment on Reddit bought a giant ad in Paris, urging young french people to create an account 2 months ago:
Rule of thumb: the more something is advertised, the more shit it is for one reason or another, and you’ll do well to avoid it altogether. When I’m advising people on contractors, my number 1 rule is: if they’re on TV, they’re criminals, I promise you.
- Comment on Can't fool me 2 months ago:
Interesting to note that this granite is actually called Galaxy Black with the name dating back to its first commercial discovery and quarrying in India long about 1982-1985, and yet the Hubble Deep Field image was taken in 1995.
- Comment on Shark Dentist is a 'horror roguelike' that's basically The Meg mashed up with an early '90s Milton Bradley toy 2 months ago:
Christ I have to stop browsing Lemmy in the middle of the night.
- Comment on Bethesda is allegedly working on ‘multiple Fallout games’, including Fallout 3 Remastered, teases report 2 months ago:
Microsoft gave me a free copy so I checked it out. It sucks.
- Comment on Why there are a lot of people migrating from Windows to Linux these days? 2 months ago:
For me it’s because it seems evident that Microsoft wants Windows to be saas and here’s the thing: I don’t like Windows that much. For over 20 years now, I’ve preferred Linux for server stuff and Mac for daily driver stuff, I’ve only tolerated Windows, mainly for gaming.
Since Windows 7 died (I skipped 8 altogether and reluctantly have been dealing with 10 with lots of hacks to keep it locked down), I have only been barely tolerating it - and games were the sole reason.
Well, Proton has now obliterated that, conveniently right as Microsoft has decided that what people REALLY need is for them to be 100% shit. I refuse to install 11. So I’m out.
- Comment on Remedy is in control | The Verge 2 months ago:
Almost. When you make it back into the tunnels, the game considers it a finished loop and advances to the next day segment, which is considered a type of “save,” but you never save it. There is no "hit escape " “save game.” And yet, even after you make it into the tunnel and the day advances and you know you’re saved, when you hit escape and exit the game, the game is all “Are you sure you want to do this? All unsaved progress will be lost.” It’s like they had a save in, but decided against it, then never fixed the verbiage. Anyway, it’s a relatively minor annoyance.
- Comment on Remedy is in control | The Verge 2 months ago:
I had the same complaint about Deathloop. If I’m playing the single-player only version, then why do I have to restart the loop if I suddenly have to quit? And why does the game warn me that I will lose all unsaved progress? You literally can’t save!
- Comment on Nexus Mods Sale Sparks Concern in Modding Community 2 months ago:
The problem is not capitalism […] it’s really us expecting shit to be free
No, “we” are not the problem. “We” donated and participated (by making mods) and “we” are responsible for giving the site what value it had. If it had no value, then it couldn’t have been sold.
Quit trying to blame the users for fuck’s sake.