Cryophilia
@Cryophilia@lemmy.world
- Comment on Tencent collaborated with Snoop Dogg for Fortnite, officially adding the 'C-Walk' as a dance, a notorious gang sign for the Crips. 1 month ago:
Because kids are addicted to social media
- Comment on Tencent collaborated with Snoop Dogg for Fortnite, officially adding the 'C-Walk' as a dance, a notorious gang sign for the Crips. 1 month ago:
This is lemmy, it’s full of literal children
- Comment on Houses in my area increases 82% in just 4 years 1 month ago:
Eventually supply will catch up with demand
Not if NIMBYs have their way. We have a MASSIVE supply problem already, and it’s getting worse.
- Comment on Go fuck yourself, Mike 1 month ago:
Not this year lol, tech has been hit hard.
Which, I mean, no one has any sympathy, those guys have been coddled and overpaid for a decade.
But yeah, this year, lots of tech layoffs.
- Comment on AI Summary 1 month ago:
Bubble bubble, toil and trouble
- Comment on Goodwill is out of control 2 months ago:
Yikes, that sounds terrible. And profitable.
- Comment on Goodwill is out of control 2 months ago:
But they still get minimum wage I assume, just schedule fewer hours.
- Comment on Goodwill is out of control 2 months ago:
How?
- Comment on I'd have to hear her argument, but... 2 months ago:
No, because the survivors of Asgard still got snapped even after getting rocked by Hella AND Thanos, right?
- Comment on I'd have to hear her argument, but... 2 months ago:
Now I’d love to see a story about a species that has huge numbers of young but also incredibly high infant mortality. So in the snap they mostly lost a bunch of kids who were going to die anyway. Then they decide to take advantage and invade their neighbors, and Captain Marvel comes to help.
- Comment on Amazon cloud boss says employees unhappy with 5-day office mandate can leave 2 months ago:
I generally don’t watch videos. I can read an article in a few seconds, I really don’t like having that stretched out to 10 minutes or more while youtubers try to hawk ads and endorsements. Thank you for the response though.
- Comment on Amazon cloud boss says employees unhappy with 5-day office mandate can leave 2 months ago:
Amazon doesn’t do pensions or any sort of corporate retirement benefit…it’s all 401k like most US companies. Pensions are very rare here.
- Comment on Amazon cloud boss says employees unhappy with 5-day office mandate can leave 2 months ago:
Amazon is landlords now? I’ve never heard of any of these funds.
- Comment on Amazon cloud boss says employees unhappy with 5-day office mandate can leave 2 months ago:
Umm…good question. I think I came in here expecting to see some braindead takes and prepared to argue against them, but tell you what, I promise I’ll be respectful and attentive in this thread. You sound like you might actually have a good answer to my question.
- Comment on Amazon cloud boss says employees unhappy with 5-day office mandate can leave 2 months ago:
Why would Amazon give a shit if real estate values go down? Amazon isn’t a real estate company.
- Comment on Amazon cloud boss says employees unhappy with 5-day office mandate can leave 2 months ago:
You think Amazon is secretly massively investing in local small businesses??
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Bad example, turns out Voldemort actually had a curse on his name and it was a good idea to not say it
- Comment on This is not fine 2 months ago:
Most of these dudes are like 14.
- Comment on Goddammit Texas! 2 months ago:
A huge fraction of people (again, poor people, whom I’m sure you’re too privileged to associate with) do not file taxes and are not required to file taxes. See we’re getting into that thing I mentioned earlier where I give a thousand examples and you individualize each one.
How would an illiterate dude living in a cave register to vote?
If he knows his date of birth and his social security number, he can register in California. If he doesn’t know his SSN, they can look it up for him. In Texas, he doesn’t get to vote.
- Comment on Goddammit Texas! 2 months ago:
Nope. Voting is a fundamental right of a citizen. An illiterate dude living in a cave who has never even seen a concrete building should have the right to vote, if he’s a citizen. It is a civic responsibility for us to lower the bar for voting as low as possible to disenfranchise as few people as possible.
All those things you said about IDs are true, and yes we should be helping people get them. But in the mean time we must not disenfranchise them.
- Comment on Goddammit Texas! 2 months ago:
Proving my point here. Yes, that’s privilege. It seems like normal to you, as all privilege does. But it’s very difficult for a lot of people.
- Comment on Goddammit Texas! 2 months ago:
That’s called privilege. You literally don’t realize what a burden it is for some people to comply with voter registration requirements, because your life is such that it’s easy for you.
I could try and explain it, but in my experience every example I give, you’ll take out of context and come up with a simple fix. Because you aren’t able to understand the cumulative effect of thousands of these examples all happening all the time. You’ll just pick each one, imagine it happening to you in your life once, and think “oh that’s not a big deal I could handle that”. But it’s death by a thousand cuts. “That” is not a one time aberration. Your whole life is nothing but “that”.
You just have to believe those of us more experienced in that kind of hardship than you.
Or, alternatively, believe the Republicans who have been caught on a hot mic saying that they implent voter ID laws specifically to suppress Dem votes.
- Comment on Goddammit Texas! 2 months ago:
Voter suppression go brrrrrr
- Comment on Is there a way to have a "watch later" or "favorite" list that works across different websites? 2 months ago:
StuffToWatch.txt
- Comment on You're not you when you're dooming. 2 months ago:
Nah, that takes effort, and all I want to do is bitch and moan.
- Comment on You're not you when you're dooming. 2 months ago:
Good debt is an advanced move. Most people can’t handle debt in any form.
- Comment on How do I... Do court? I didn't realize my license was expired and got pulled over. Now I have court tomorrow. 2 months ago:
Less true on Lemmy, but still a fair assumption.
- Comment on How do I... Do court? I didn't realize my license was expired and got pulled over. Now I have court tomorrow. 2 months ago:
Same root as “error”. It was an error. You erred.
- Comment on How do I... Do court? I didn't realize my license was expired and got pulled over. Now I have court tomorrow. 2 months ago:
Maybe you have a good reason to ask for the fine to be waived if you have sick kids etc, or have been saving for a worthwhile cause and this would be a major setback or a penalty like losing your license would make you unable to work or look after kids.
Judge waived a ticket for me because it would have made me unable to work.
Also, to be fair it was a bullshit ticket. Raining, slick road, spun out, solo accident. Doing the speed limit, not distracted or intoxicated. But county laws say that every accident gets a ticket for negligent driving, regardless of circumstances.
- Comment on If the Federal Government wanted to make a new planned city, would they be able to use Eminent Domain? 2 months ago:
Please no.
Urban sprawl is terrible for the environment. We should never build another city, ever, globally.