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- Comment on 17 years look in 1960s vs 17 years old in 2020s 14 hours ago:
Isnt that what our universe is already?
- Comment on 17 years look in 1960s vs 17 years old in 2020s 16 hours ago:
17 year old in the year 3000
- Comment on WaPo IRL 3 days ago:
Of course, it’s not easy, but so is marriage.
i have a theory that actually bisexuality is the default for mammals and heterosexual relationships a common general preference. I get its confusing for some but what depends is how they personaly perceive their own attractions.
If they weren’t sure and over many years they started to question their own sexuality its a different story but thats not this one.
What changed in a honeymoons worth of time to go from “not questioning their sexuality” to “perceiving themselves as bisexual”
Let me put it this way, if my partner felt uncomfortable telling me something they struggle with. Than i would perceive that as a personal failure. Because trusting eachother to tackle life together is the whole point of the ceremony.
- Comment on WaPo IRL 4 days ago:
The fact itself shouldn’t.
Not being open about yourself till just after marriage is what’s bothering.
Granted marriage culture has changed alot but surely the idea is still to unite with someone for hopefully the rest of their life.
If one has reservations and arent comfortable to be open about things that is valid but then work on that before devoting yourself to another.
- Comment on WaPo IRL 4 days ago:
If its a dealbreaker then it feels like a red flag. Do you want to spend your life with a person that doesnt accept you fully as you are?
Youre also supposed to kinds have figured out yourself by the time of marriage. Ofc people can be stuck in the closet for years but just after the honeymoon?
I guess its possible but what events even aspired to suddenly be so sure?
Slightly related i have a theory that all mammals are biosexual by nature with a common hetero preference on top. Its well studied in animals, there are also infinite tales of life with gender separation (monks, soldiers, prison). For many hetero, its not gay if there are no women available.
- Comment on WaPo IRL 4 days ago:
Sexuality seems like a thing to have discussed before you arrange a marriage.
Its different if someone has not realized or accepted their queerness and comes out years later. But right after the honeymoon feels nasty. Its the kind of move a manipulator uses, omit telling information that could cause others to make different choices then those that align.
I’d wonder what other secrets there are.
- Comment on Anon is looking for a router 4 days ago:
I knew someone who claimed to get migranes from being near devices but way less if their is a cactus right next to the device.
Scientifacly its a myth and makes no sense but i knew them good enough that they really suffered from migraines and really believed the cacti helped.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
I kinda miss r/singularity, except i am pretty sure the original one has gone rotten with ai slop worship.
There have been attempts to recreate it on the fediverse, but usualy just one person spamming posts of their vision of whats the sub is about, but it can be about so many things you really need a large community of different pespectives.
- Comment on why i love my country 1 week ago:
The only possible valid reason one should ever feint respect for this cunt is if you are an important (foreign) official yourself and have no other choice then to work with the white house.
- Comment on Firefox’s new ad tries to remind you of a time before the internet sucked. 2 weeks ago:
Proof that you know one that does?
- Comment on Firefox’s new ad tries to remind you of a time before the internet sucked. 2 weeks ago:
Apparently you’re right that MV3 only restricts extensions, not native blockers. I stand corrected on that part.
However, uBO on MV2 still has features that no known native ad blocker on a Chromium-based browser offers.
The closest match I could find is Brave Shields, but it still lags behind on per-site control, mainly because it has no dynamic filtering matrix, and it has no logger comparable to uBO’s.
To date, nothing matches or beats Firefox + uBO, so the original point still stands.
- Comment on Firefox’s new ad tries to remind you of a time before the internet sucked. 2 weeks ago:
I am going to do my best to explain the technical side in simple terms.
Chromium browsers use something called manifest V3.
V3 is a google designed “upgrade” to manifest V2 and it blocks certain advanced features provided by comprehensive adblocker like Ubo.
Wether an adblock is native or an extension does nothing circumvent the native limitations of V3 thay exists on all chromium browsers. If you have proof such hack exists that would actually be a technews worthy event.
The only (mainstream) browsers that still supports V2 is firefox. Which is therefor the only browser that allows all the features of the full ublock origin. Firefox has no inbuild adblocker to compare.
I can believe that the features that work on V3 encompass your personal needs and that of many other people. But they are literaly not the same.
Some examples of features included in comprehensive v2 adblockers that are limited on v3 are:
(Not a full list)
- per site dynamic filtering
- per site disabling of javascript
- more detailed logger
- filters relying on runtime logic
- more comprehensive element picker
I (and the Ubo developers) would be happy to see any proof that shows otherwise.
- Comment on Firefox’s new ad tries to remind you of a time before the internet sucked. 2 weeks ago:
This is a bit of a miscommunication. But an extension is not native. And all version of Ubo are extensions, something else doesnt exist.
You can define native a few different ways in english language so i get how it might be confusing if its not your first, but its similar to how a mod for a game is not native to the game.
When you mentioned “native adblock” in chromium. That does exists and it requires no extension. But there never as fully featured as the full Ubo extension which only works on firefox.
I hope that helps.
- Comment on Firefox’s new ad tries to remind you of a time before the internet sucked. 2 weeks ago:
Not the person you replied to but copied directly from ublockorigin.com
Lite vs. full uBlock Origin
Choose Lite when…
- You use current Chrome or Safari.
- You want filtering modes with relatively little setup.
- Its browser-supported filters cover the sites you visit.
Choose full uBO when…
- You use Firefox on desktop or Android.
- You need dynamic filtering, the request logger, or advanced per-site controls.
- You rely on filter syntax that Lite cannot support.
- Comment on BioWare Was Asked to Remove LGBTQ Flag from Canceled Mass Effect Game, Report Says 2 weeks ago:
But the worries of lgbt sims players are still totally unfounded right?
- Comment on Crypt of the NecroDancer: Hatsune Miku Character DLC Trailer 2 weeks ago:
Oh damn, i did not see that.
I havent really been part of the vocaloid community for years, i was curious if dedicated Lemmy spaces exist for it and somehow ended up on this thread.
- Comment on Crypt of the NecroDancer: Hatsune Miku Character DLC Trailer 2 weeks ago:
To add a little to the appeal that transcends music/concerts
Basicly because they are supossed to be instru ments the characters don’t really have an official backstory. Having such could limit create freedom. Kagamine Rin/Len for example are designed to work together (sold together). They are often perceived as siblings by the community but Crypton (company) specificly did not make them siblings so they can still be used in a romantic duet.
This means the characters are like puppets where everyone can project any of their own feelings and interpretation on top of them. Making them ideal for telling stories with.
Unike real people they also can’t be involved in scandals or offensive statements. Neither c they get offended by the extremeties of fandom expression.
Its genuinly a very safe space for exploring all kinds of creativity.
- Comment on Why methadone? 2 weeks ago:
Thats fasinating, i wonder what the scientific cause is for it.
- Comment on Why methadone? 2 weeks ago:
I think other commentd already answered way better then i could but what i was tought is that going cold turkey with z physical addiction can cause shock and death.
Methadone is a very clean/pure opiod and the most safe one to give the boddy what it needs in decreasing amounts while therapy works on the psychological needs.
- Comment on Why? 4 weeks ago:
Definitely a good point if if doesn’t actually need to be plastic, i highly prefer natural materials overall. But thats not always practical.
I dont get the “someone elses problem” though. If the item is still perfectly usable then why would the next owner not also just want to use it? I personally value a hand me down that “served” my family for ages over “new thing”
If it is broken then it should just get recycled.
Under current consumerism the pattern is that shit breaks and you buy it new, which causes us to psychologicly devalue the item (and thus materials) as it ages, i believe this is why so many plastics end up non recycled.
If items where durable, reliable, repairable. People will be more capable to perceive their value and be more concious about what happens to it after it breaks because losing it will hurt. Not quite like but somewhat similar to how we care about what happens to remains after death.
- Comment on Why? 4 weeks ago:
Supposedly greenpeace calls it “the poison plastic” and “the most enviromentally damaging plastic”
Gonna have to ask them for their scientific sources.
Personally i think plastics are fine if the product is actually durable. I take good care of my things. My 15 year old ipad mini is practically mint and if it wasnt for “making it more enviromental” i would still be using its original cable also.
- Comment on Why? 4 weeks ago:
And give up the opportunity to get applause for planned obedience? That is not how you capitalism.
- Comment on Why? 4 weeks ago:
FYI:
Greenpeace pressured apple to stop using PVC in their plastics around 2007
Apple realised they could gain PR while making more money by having customers needing to rebuy new cables.
- Comment on Malaysia 5 weeks ago:
Ftfy: knowyourmeme.com/sensitive/memes/shoop-da-whoop
The site you posted even references the know your meme site directly, there not even pretending to be annything but an ai copycat.
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- Comment on We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. 2 months ago:
Resistance is futile.
- Comment on Why Should I... 2 months ago:
Just skipping a meal with meat where you would usually have one is already a big step for the individual.
- Comment on Anon gives a piracy history lesson 2 months ago:
I am so confused, i saw this post like 20 minutes ago… how do i have an almost 2y old comment on it?
Anyway i am pretty sure i meant greedy corporations will eventually start exploiting eachother and the systems that allow them to exist.
- Comment on Why were the Mafia leaders not arrested 2 months ago:
The current chairman of the Japanese mafia is Kenichi Shinoda
There main headquarters are in Koba, some of their offices are labeled with a plaque.
The point is that it does not matter that everyone knows they did the crime in legal court, what counts is that you can prove it. Which is almost never the case.
They got Al Capone on tax evasion, cause thats what they could prove.
Crime bosses act with impunity, they didn’t murder that person, some lowly criminals did. You cant get a warrant to search their property for some reason and when you do the place appears to be unnaturally clean because the right people are in their pocket.
Japanese police could arrest the chairman of the Yakuza right now, lower level crime will spike from the chaos (because the yakuza employs them for less visible bigger crime) till someone else will take the chairman’s place and nothing will be different.
- Comment on Dominos using AI for ads. 2 months ago:
The number 23 disappears on her back the second time she runs.
