Gullible
@Gullible@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on So apparently the wifi can see my dick now? 35 minutes ago:
For better or worse, you’ll find many excited to leave a skinny corpse
- Comment on So apparently the wifi can see my dick now? 2 hours ago:
A core body temp of 66.6 c would require a pretty massive caloric intake to keep up. Thousands of additional calories per day for that alone. Heat resistance and weight loss serum all in one? You’d have people lining up
- Comment on Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard 5 hours ago:
Apologies for copy pasting but,
To be clear, this paragraph where I state that it’s largely bigotry and insecurity that drives potential partners away, it read as though it was written about me and my specific perspective on my dating bi people?
- Comment on Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard 5 hours ago:
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Could you list a point I made that you’d disagree with? Aside from contraception use, I take that one back.
- Comment on Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard 5 hours ago:
To be clear, this paragraph where I state that it’s largely bigotry and insecurity that drives potential partners away, it read as though it was written about me and my specific perspective on my dating bi people?
- Comment on Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard 13 hours ago:
There are legitimate reasons for avoiding bi people in a straight relationship. Straight folks use contraceptives a fair bit more frequently than gay folks, for instance, leading to lower sti rates. Risk of infection is a legitimate concern and an awkward conversation in a fledgling relationship.
But, from what I’ve seen, it’s largely just not understanding how you’re meant to act in a relationship with a bi person and ingrained bigotry. Everyone is at least a little jealous, but you can’t remove your partner from the entire populace. Half is a big ask but doable. 100% is just abuse. Despite the world becoming safer and more accepting, we’re still dumb animals that ping ancient and irrelevant instruction sets, and ostracism is one of the oldest.
- Comment on BE NOT AFRAID, MORTAL 1 day ago:
Give your mother a kiss
- Comment on AI experts return from China stunned: The U.S. grid is so weak, the race may already be over 2 days ago:
This is the oldest news, I’ve been hearing about this for 20 years. China built its network with security in mind. The war has never been winnable.
- Comment on Anon wants to be Truman 2 days ago:
Moreover, it brings fundamental questions about your life and its long term safety. Why would someone trap you in such an unfathomably expensive setup? There is no reasonable answer, meaning some insane or horrifically unethical entity controls your existence. There is danger aplenty in your situation itself.
- Comment on Somewhere in a parallel universe.... 2 days ago:
pic’s at least 11 years old, if you want to attach proof. It still rings AI bells in my head because of the scalpel, snipper combo
- Comment on Anon shares a family moment 3 days ago:
“Uunh, I’m cumming!”
“Hi, cumming. I’m dad.”
*splurt*
- Comment on Some heroes don’t wear capes 5 days ago:
Yeah, down has been up for a good bit. Just 3.5 more years.
- Comment on Some heroes don’t wear capes 5 days ago:
It seems like you figured it out. Cheers
- Comment on Some heroes don’t wear capes 5 days ago:
What are my claims? I’m just trying to see whether you’ve also misunderstood
- Comment on Some heroes don’t wear capes 5 days ago:
I’m just remarking on the way everything about an inmate is often interpreted as an aspect of their recidivism on the daily mail. Like a 24/7 interview. My favorite used to be “converted to Islam.” Like, just let them be. Or harangue the US penal system about improving conditions and education in prison, if you really want to get involved, daily mail.
- Comment on Some heroes don’t wear capes 6 days ago:
You misunderstand. Transitioning in jail is akin to a prison tattoo, it only makes them more dangerous.
- Comment on My new laptop chip has an 'AI' processor in it, and it's a complete waste of space 6 days ago:
I was excited when I learned that a new business laptop had a removable battery, a decent graphics card, and 1tb storage standard. I planned to buy it used for a fraction of its current price price, 2k usd new, once some doofus got bored of underusing their machine and decided to trade up. Then I saw the AI chip and my desire wavered. You think there will ever be workarounds to make use of this garbage? I really want that removable battery.
- Comment on Vibe check! 1 week ago:
I’m pretty sure this is how Indians got ahold of my Facebook password reset information
- Comment on Big things happening in the 3D print community 1 week ago:
I think heroin might legitimately be better for your health
- Comment on OpenAI's 'Jailbreak-Proof' New Models? Hacked on Day One 1 week ago:
They want people to try. It’s independent bug testing that costs only as much as publishing an article on a website
- Comment on Anon thinks about life 1 week ago:
- Comment on Message scheduling is a wonderful thing 💫 1 week ago:
Wait, is this talking about fully automated messages or like calendar reminders? I didn’t even realize that the former was an option
- Comment on Anon thinks about life 1 week ago:
I thank god that Abbot and Costello and mash aren’t popular enough to be bastardized.
- Comment on Message scheduling is a wonderful thing 💫 1 week ago:
Better than not sending anything by orders of magnitude. Embracing the fact that you’re forgetful and mitigating it is just kinda… mature
- Comment on Funny 1 week ago:
“Dumb religion, decent people” pretty succinctly describes my impression of Mormons. I really take no issue.
- Comment on Funny 1 week ago:
I don’t know that I can describe what 2000s and 2010s satire was like in a way that folks not around for it could understand. Following the episode where you point out how stupid a religion’s premise is with “only Mormons get into heaven” is meant to be taken as a joke.
- Comment on Funny 1 week ago:
This amounts to the way that I look at my dog. It’s loveable and outwardly friendly, but also stupid and destructive and terrible at driving. This isn’t an indictment, it’s a sincere and level-headed critique from an agnostic perspective on religion from before people needed to SLAM others for attention.
- Comment on Funny 1 week ago:
Wait, are you trying to say that the creators of South Park like Mormonism?
- Comment on Anon tries running live USB Linux on his dad's computer 1 week ago:
You might get an answer on !linux@lemmy.world. I had a similar issue and eventually returned a minipc because of it.
- Comment on 🐀🔥🔥🔥 1 week ago:
I’m really not picky about the sweetness. As long as it’s got a little kick and doesn’t taste like a shot of vinegar, I’m happy. I usually go for the habanero, but it’s getting to be a bit pepperminty, so I might jump ship for one of the other brands mentioned here.