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- Comment on Is it really worth starting a lemmy community? 7 hours ago:
Ain’t nothin that serious around here, friend.
- Comment on It's really ugly but it's a sign of a healthy environment for soil microbes. 1 week ago:
Learning from a shitpost feels weird.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Then you accidentally call Fat Accountant by his story nickname.
- Comment on Black printhead was clogged. I replace it and now the color printhead is completely missing 2 weeks ago:
That’ll teach you.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 2 weeks ago:
I’m curious if it would even be thermodynamically possible. If we could magically run a pipe that far, would the heat from the water radiate into space before it reached earth to do anything useful?
Someone get XKCD to do a video short on this.
- Comment on I swear half the posts on here are just slop now 5 weeks ago:
Nobody talks like that. Nobody. […] Or when someone uses “delve” unironically. No real person has ever said delve.
There’s literally dozens of us. Dozens!
- Comment on same, honestly 5 weeks ago:
It’s a real article.
- Comment on Why are some many people role playing as animals? 1 month ago:
Someone in ancient times carving a piece of art that’s a bear-man has virtually nothing to do with this:
Trying to link the two is disingenuous.
- Comment on Why are some many people role playing as animals? 1 month ago:
Linking anthropomorphized animals to furry culture is quite a stretch. Even old tribal cultures where they might wear animal skins/skulls for rituals doesn’t even really have much in common with what people are doing in fur suits today.
- Comment on Why do adults have such big noses? 1 month ago:
I was just wondering if my nose was getting larger.
- Comment on What are the demands of the No Kings protests? What's the plan if they win? 1 month ago:
I feel like fixing the current mess would require a pretty serious overhaul of the government but no one seems to be having that conversation.
Obviously the act of protest alone won’t do a thing. It’s a method for the people to express themselves and show those that may have power to make changes that they have popular support. A prosecutor, legislator, judge, or president going out on a lonely limb not knowing if they have support of the people is a risky position to be in.
Believe it or not, all governments (more or less) rule by consent of the people.
- Comment on make like a tree ii 1 month ago:
Looks like a sphincter to me.
- Comment on International Shitpost Wednesday! 2 months ago:
Never seen it.
- Comment on International Shitpost Wednesday! 2 months ago:
That’s a turtle.
- Comment on Me irl 2 months ago:
That dog will growl when you pet it but also when you stop.
- Comment on The documentation links in PlatformIO are all bit [dot] ly short links 2 months ago:
BTW, with bitly at least, you can add a
+to the end and you can see the destination before you chose you visit. - Comment on Fallout: London's first DLC, Rabbit and Pork, is finally out and adds 30 new quests 2 months ago:
Did London ever become compatible with the latest FO4 release?
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Like Dean Karzanes. Dude can run almost indefinitely.
- Comment on Arc Raiders' devs would you like you to slam its servers with one last, open to all tech test next month 2 months ago:
Third person shooters are weird.
- Comment on Please make it stop - Google Chrome to be reimagined with AI 2 months ago:
Difficult things like “booking a haircut” or “ordering your weekly groceries” will be a thing of the past Google hope, as they’ll get their AI to do it for you.
I gotta wonder how the ad business will fit into this. Are companies just going to make a bid for consumers that Google will just deliver via blind AI orders like this?
Consumer choice comes down to who bribes the AI the most. This seems almost inevitable.
- Comment on New pathway engineered into plants lets them suck up more CO₂ - Ars Technica 2 months ago:
What could go wrong
- Comment on how good are you at lying during job interviews? 3 months ago:
IMO, lying is a terrible way to start any relationship. At best it means you wind up with a job you’re unqualified for. At worst the whole thing blows up in your face. Maybe even the remote possibility of fraud charges.
Don’t think there’s anything wrong with embellishing or talking yourself up, but outright lies seldom work out well. At least in my experience in my industry.
- Comment on Unsolicited. 3 months ago:
Back shots
- Comment on 🐀🔥🔥🔥 4 months ago:
Because it’s fun. Live a little.
- Comment on TikTok's new "Footnotes" feature brings community fact-checking to US videos 4 months ago:
Ban back on, then?
- Comment on oof 4 months ago:
You’re in the Science Memes comm. It’s self-deprecating.
- Comment on Valve are now removing a bunch of sex games from Steam to keep banks and card companies happy 4 months ago:
I think they fear regulation so much that they’re willing to be this proactive to keep Congress off their asses.
It’s still weird to me that they never seem willing to test the boundaries, though. They’ve got more lawyers and lobbyists than they know what to do with.
- Comment on Is it normal that I have this inner conflict of not knowing where I belong? 6 months ago:
I wonder what environments Americans dream of like maybe more like large roads or suburban type environments. Maybe more rural/warm nature type environments. (I guess it also heavily depends where you are from like city vs rural)
Here I am, as an American, dreaming of smaller roads and walkable cities.
Grass is always greener, maybe.
- Comment on Does anyone use a phone without a protective case? 6 months ago:
- Comment on Does anyone use a phone without a protective case? 6 months ago:
With the help of gravity!
