wesker
@wesker@lemmy.sdf.org
Making the world a better place, one genetic experiment at a time.
- Comment on Anon is 23 1 day ago:
Accurate. I didn’t begin building an actual career until mid-30s. Before that it was “unskilled” (term used loosely) labor and service.
- Comment on Years ago I heard an Australian man say "vajoiner" and it has had a lasting, negative impact on my mental health 2 days ago:
mommy
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- Comment on Years ago I heard an Australian man say "vajoiner" and it has had a lasting, negative impact on my mental health 2 days ago:
never seen it
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- Comment on How do I become more "woke"? Just to aggervate the right a little. 5 days ago:
aggervate
I really love this for some reason.
- Comment on Some of us have to work for a living, im not the kind of woman that's given an apartment in Seoul 5 days ago:
The Taco Bell coincidentally helps clear everything out, for the next session.
- Comment on eqyptons 6 days ago:
why did they name it that, are they stupid?
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- Comment on when you eat a cherry cordial, do you bite off the nipple and suck out the cum first? 1 week ago:
Dr. Wesker has ended the chat - Comment on when you eat a cherry cordial, do you bite off the nipple and suck out the cum first? 1 week ago:
Dr. Wesker has ended the chat - Comment on when you eat a cherry cordial, do you bite off the nipple and suck out the cum first? 1 week ago:
protip: take a hammer to the whole box first, so you know what’s what.
- Comment on when you eat a cherry cordial, do you bite off the nipple and suck out the cum first? 1 week ago:
Why even put them in your mouth in the first place? Are you gay?
- Comment on when you eat a cherry cordial, do you bite off the nipple and suck out the cum first? 1 week ago:
- when you eat a cherry cordial, do you bite off the nipple and suck out the cum first?lemmy.sdf.org ↗Submitted 1 week ago to [deleted] | 32 comments
- Comment on It's becoming widely accepted that it's not safe to put pictures of your children on social media... (cont. in post) 1 week ago:
Yes!
- Comment on It's becoming widely accepted that it's not safe to put pictures of your children on social media... (cont. in post) 1 week ago:
What a constructive comment.
- Comment on It's becoming widely accepted that it's not safe to put pictures of your children on social media... (cont. in post) 1 week ago:
If your asking in regard to the part of the title referring to posting family photos that contain your children, the initially perceived immediate risk is chomos and groomers. But in the day and age of corpo tracking, social doxing, etc, building what amounts to a social paper trail on your children is unsafe in general. The same applies to adults, except we can consent to being idiots that overshare our lives and soapboxes.
- Comment on It's becoming widely accepted that it's not safe to put pictures of your children on social media... (cont. in post) 1 week ago:
You don’t see the difference between a parent deciding this for their child vs. the child doing it themself?
I don’t follow, sorry. This isn’t an argument about consent, I’m fairly certain most governments place limitations on the ability of children to consent to many things.
I’m asking why are we starting to accept and realize that the internet isn’t a safe place to even post family photos, but simultaneously at odds with implementations that would keep kids away from it?
- Comment on It's becoming widely accepted that it's not safe to put pictures of your children on social media... (cont. in post) 1 week ago:
I grew up on the 90s internet. It wasn’t necessarily safe. The biggest difference seems to be that it wasn’t as populated, saturated, and easy for Ye Average Person to get sucked into (or groomed by) harmful communities. They were truly underground. We were hopeful the internet would benefit from (and benefit mankind) via increased accessibility and interoperability, but in retrospect I feel like that was it’s downfall. This is a subjective opinion.
- Comment on It's becoming widely accepted that it's not safe to put pictures of your children on social media... (cont. in post) 1 week ago:
Is the better, more acceptable solution to have a person’s government be in charge of identity verification and offer some sort of secured API that sites can use for confirmation?
- Comment on It's becoming widely accepted that it's not safe to put pictures of your children on social media... (cont. in post) 1 week ago:
Don’t restrict marginalised children from finding support and community online when their in person “support system” is harming them What are the statistics on this, and how many children actually find a healthy support system online, versus more harm?
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- Comment on time flys!! 1 week ago:
you pick out the few things they don’t have in comon and left out everything else they do. theres no need to doubledown
- Comment on time flys!! 1 week ago:
it actually would of been racist because they don’t look anything a like except their black
- Comment on time flys!! 1 week ago:
be brave
- Comment on time flys!! 1 week ago:
the second white woman is my favourite
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- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
There’s no need to be rude.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
You asked this yesterday. People gave you answers.
