yesman
@yesman@lemmy.world
- Comment on All of these people with degrees and years of research don't know anything! Only trust your favorite conspiracy theorist 6 days ago:
Just want to add my own conspiracy theory: Junior is not reacting to the lack of evidence, but push-back from the antivaxers.
- Comment on Not Looking for a recipe or a how to guide. But when meth rolled thru my town they called it either redneck speed or bathtub speed. With all chemicals did people really do it in a bathtub?? 1 week ago:
Purdue pharma followed strict manufacturing and purity standards to produce a drug that killed more Americans than the Viet Cong and Al Qaeda combined.
Can we say that the American healthcare industry really protects it’s customers from harm any better than the cartels?
- Comment on And I'm not sorry. 2 weeks ago:
What the Skyler? We supposed to hate Rose too?
- Comment on If you feel the US has been kind to you, youre probably in the category of people got us into this mess. I dont think its wrong to embrace the chaos. 2 weeks ago:
The politics that support minorities and marginalized groups in America still throw untold millions of people into the furnace abroad.
You could argue that supporting a particular US government throws fewer people into the fire, but your still choosing who deserves to be saved.
- Comment on If a girl asks you if you're big, are you supposed to lie or not? 2 weeks ago:
Penis size is 99% male insecurity and 1% female preference.
- Comment on Windows 11 Debloat Script/Program? 2 weeks ago:
The problem with Windows ‘debloat’ scripts is that they monkey with esoteric gedit policies and registry tweaks.
Any Windows update, even security ones, can break the tweaks, cause bugs, or even instability. And naturally the users have no idea which of the tweaks is causing the problem. Especially when its been months since you used the scripts.
Now “deep customization” can break Linux too. The difference is that Linux developers are not going break your tweaks on purpose. For example, Windows recently closed some of the workarounds to install Windows on a local account.
Microsoft decides what users can do with Windows. Company officials have admitted that they’re already coding the OS with AI, and that future Windows versions are going to be AI powered. The Recall behavior of taking screenshots to be analyzed by AI to catalogue everything you do isn’t being developed as a Windows feature, but a core functionality of the OS.
What kind of mouse are you using anyway?
- Comment on Luddites 2 weeks ago:
The Luddites were an early form of direct action of working people against the ownership class. They were also an early example of workers rights movement being crushed by State violence.
It’s discouraging that their history in popular understanding is 1000% from the perspective of said ownership class.
- Comment on She's a pain in my rear but she keeps me straight! 3 weeks ago:
Everybody who laughs at this uses Yahoo for Email.
- Comment on Was the fall of Rome this stupid? 3 weeks ago:
Hegel remarks somewhere that all great world-historic facts and personages appear, so to speak, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.
-Marx
- Comment on For a while Microsoft was the King of PC stuff. How come they didn't just cozy up to the PC but had to do the XBOX and pretty much lose their ass with all the cash grabs? 3 weeks ago:
The big tech boys are all founded on explosive wealth created by innovative technology. And they’re all obsessed with recreating that. Capitalism demands constant growth.
So they’re always in rabid competition to grow and expand while also looking for a new market to exploit.
It’s also why Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet have all been the biggest suckers for AI hype. It would be funny if they hadn’t pushed the entire US economy closer to the precipice.
- Comment on Why doesn't anybody get notified about warrants for their arrest? 3 weeks ago:
The police will often inform you of warrants and arrange a time for you to surrender. These perks and more, come bundled with the Founders tier of American Justice.
- Comment on When did Cash for Chritianity become a thing? When even Jesus the son of god wouldn't stand for it in a church? If they preach why don't they practice from the bible? 4 weeks ago:
I reject the idea that there is a correct way to read the Bible or worship Jesus. I certainly prefer liberation theology to prosperity Gospel, but I cannot say that one is doing Christianity better than the other.
I used to be Christian and I had all kinds of ideas about what was correct Christianity. I abandoned all that when I realized that those conceptions were much more about me than they were about Jesus or the Bible.
And I think that’s true of the practicing faithful. Some are good, some are wicked, but the difference isn’t in how they read the Bible, it’s who is reading the Bible.
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How come we never got a system64?
- Comment on Is it? 4 weeks ago:
Chickens will eat smoky barbecue pork if they get the chance.
- Comment on Good boah 4 weeks ago:
Hahahahahah! Rape is funny!
- Comment on It's about time we showed concern for the men 4 weeks ago:
Most people don’t understand how much feminism has accomplished. And how recently.
- Comment on two sides 4 weeks ago:
He didn’t “invent” the rainbow. He stole it from God.
- Comment on For when arguments go off the bottom of The Debate Pyramid 4 weeks ago:
The problem with human rights is that they function as the justification for State violence. “We’re arresting you to protect property rights”. “We’re invading you to free your people from oppression”. I can’t think of a modern conflict that doesn’t have a “human rights” casus belli.
Even your comment follows the form: I can suspend human rights to protect human rights.
- Comment on For when arguments go off the bottom of The Debate Pyramid 4 weeks ago:
The lowest form of argument is semantics.
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- Comment on We need a Thomas the Tank Engine horror game 5 weeks ago:
We have a Thomas the Tank Engine horror game at home
- Comment on What they do with the pulp? 5 weeks ago:
The practice makes sense until you find out that the Fremen have almost unlimited amounts of fresh water that they refuse to drink.
- Comment on Opinions on Jurassic Park as a Zoo 5 weeks ago:
I have always hated the “mr. DNA” cartoon. Because everything in that “ride” is just a flattened exposition dump / cheap setup for what was a revelation or twist in the book.
- Comment on Cooking 😋 5 weeks ago:
If you can smell the salt, you might be using too much.
- Comment on Stop your complaining. This guy refused to be a victim and learned how to use a gun with his feet. 5 weeks ago:
But my feet hurt.
- Comment on Thanks for the memories 1 month ago:
The blessed in the heavenly kingdom will see the torment of the dammed so that they may even more thoroughly enjoy their blessedness.
-Thomas Aquinas proving that even way back in the 13th Century that Christianity love and mercy are coded hate and revenge.
- Comment on Just like in the movies. 1 month ago:
They also come in Pacific Northwest: Image
- Comment on kalmodo dragon 1 month ago:
On the other hand, you are hungry.
