Nemo
@Nemo@slrpnk.net
I like American music. Do you like American music? I like American music, too.
Other versions of me:
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@Nemo@midwest.social
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reddit.com/user/nemo_sum
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metafilter.com/user/324647
- Comment on If you found out that your son had actually been extremely wealthy for years, and you only found out decades later, how would you react? 11 hours ago:
I’d be proud. I’ve raised a child that was successful, discreet, humble, and frugal. That’s a win in my book.
- Comment on Why have we as a society just accepted the increasingly blinding bright lights of cars? 21 hours ago:
Same reason we accepted living further and further away from amenities. Cars are a self-reinforcing malady.
- Comment on [deleted] 21 hours ago:
They won’t exist in the same form. They’re not profitable to run as the are and any likely improvements will come from a narrowing of focus.
But more likely they just get replaced by the next fad.
- Comment on Is there any free game like net hack ? 22 hours ago:
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DCCS
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Brogue
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Dwarf Fortress classic version (available from the Bay12 website)
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ADoM (Ancient Domains of Mystery)
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- Comment on How is it legal for a webpage who get money by clicks life the photo's of alleged lawbreakers and put it on their site without pay the person in the picture anything? Is this also no jury biasing? 1 day ago:
Kind of a hard left turn there at the end, that would fall under “involuntary pornography” which is illegal in some places.
But the rest, yeah, we need to have this be legal to have a free press. Civil suits are the remedy for people affected in this way.
- Comment on How is it legal for a webpage who get money by clicks life the photo's of alleged lawbreakers and put it on their site without pay the person in the picture anything? Is this also no jury biasing? 1 day ago:
Yeah, the criminal justice system sucks for innocent people suspected of crimes.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
Hmm, chemistry was never my strongest subject, but IIRC photosynthesis is about producing sugars, and it’s plant respiration that captures carbon. But the energy in coal (which powers most electricity production worldwide) and oil is stored in hydrocarbons.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
I think it’s just super nifty and I look forward to finding out what’s possible in the field. Imagine server powered by photosynthesis. That’d be awesome.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
If they’re Christian they do. But so are all women. Everyone. It’s a basic tenet of the faith that everyone is sinful but everyone is capable of redemption.
- Comment on How is it legal for a webpage who get money by clicks life the photo's of alleged lawbreakers and put it on their site without pay the person in the picture anything? Is this also no jury biasing? 1 day ago:
The person could sue for defamy, but they’d have to prove the website was publishing false information.
- Comment on How is it legal for a webpage who get money by clicks life the photo's of alleged lawbreakers and put it on their site without pay the person in the picture anything? Is this also no jury biasing? 1 day ago:
In a lot of states, these kind of things are public record. The sites copy public information to their page.
- Comment on Why is America so surprised when they elected Trump? They bitched and moans how all politicians are liars, cheats, money hungry and so on. So now they got exactly that and they are surprised? 3 days ago:
I’m not surprised. I’m just complaining.
- Comment on 3 days ago:
gentrification!
- Comment on Put your seat back or no? 3 days ago:
Flights are for sleeping, friend. I personally don’t see any benefit from reclining my seat so I don’t, but you should understand: reclined IS the default.
- Comment on Do some rich people date "poor" people? 5 days ago:
I don’t think the fist amount is “poor”…
- Comment on From a socialist perspective, what are the solutions to doomerism, and that "can't find love" feeling that I've been seeing on Twitter (specifically a frontend)? 6 days ago:
Once we stop being alienated from our labor and our communities this will be much less of a problem.
- Comment on As adults, do you still watch kids’ cartoons, either old or new? 1 week ago:
Yes, but: I’m a parent.
- Comment on How come people get fined for breaking the law and it goes to the state or county? Why doesn't the fine go to the victim or victims? Instead of having to pay restitution just fine them. 1 week ago:
It does cost money to find and prosecute the offenders. Plus many crimes don’t have a specific victim, but pose risks or harms towards society in general.
- Comment on Why does it feel like most art museums are for adults and most science museums are for kids? 1 week ago:
Because you didn’t get enough art education when you yourself were a child.
- Comment on Which instance on Lemmy does not apply censorship? 1 week ago:
This is the Way.
- Comment on Many mythology seem to share a concept of spirits is there a reason for that? 2 weeks ago:
Because people want to believe that there is something special about them that distinguishes them from other animals, or from the merely physical.
And also, many people want to believe there is something in them that will survive past death.
- Comment on What's the difference between a mythology vs a religion? Are they both mutual? 2 weeks ago:
Mythology is only a part of religion (and often survives after the rest of the religion has withered away). Mythology is the stories that try to explain why the world is the way it is.
A living religion will also feature doctrines (a set of teachings, typically about morality, correct beliefs, prescribed or proscribed attitudes or sayings or practices) and rituals.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
You can edit posts here, even the titles.
- Comment on If something could rotate infinitely after being initially pushed, would the initial push disqualify it from being classed as perpetual motion? 2 weeks ago:
no, only if it has to be re-pushed periodically
- Comment on Is it weird that I cringe whenever someone calls my name and I avoid using peoples names when talking to them? 2 weeks ago:
It might be weird, but you’re not alone, I’m the same way.
- Comment on Is it weird that I cringe whenever someone calls my name and I avoid using peoples names when talking to them? 2 weeks ago:
In the Midwest, too. I had to learn to use “Miss” instead when I moved East because damn Yankees assing some kind of negative age valuation to “Ma’am” or “Madam”.
- Comment on Is Annie okay? 3 weeks ago:
I tried to tell her to take a load off, but I haven’t heard back.
- Comment on True or false: "Reading and studying socialist theory is the cure to AI psychosis." 3 weeks ago:
sure, but that didn’t answer my question
- Comment on How prevalent are cash transactions in the USA? 3 weeks ago:
cash is disgustingly filthy and basically only good for criminal transactions
As waitress, I hate dealing with it — making change takes a lot of time and breals up the flow of service. At a good restaurant the hand sinks are placed well enough that washing hands after is pretty seamless, but I’ve worked at shops where I had to run all the way back the the dish pit after every cash transaction. And the worst part is the knowing winks like “I know you prefer cash” with the implication I’m a tax cheat. Fuck you, asshole! You’re just making more work for me! Now I have to log this myself and report it separately from my W-2s.
- Comment on True or false: "Reading and studying socialist theory is the cure to AI psychosis." 3 weeks ago:
Who’s reading it? The AIs, as training data? The AIs, as prompts? The AI engineers? The end users?
You’ve put too much into quippiness and not enough into clarity.