JackGreenEarth
@JackGreenEarth@lemm.ee
- Comment on How would he have 6 limbs otherwise? 1 day ago:
She’s a mythical creature, she probably belongs to her own category.
- Submitted 3 days ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 14 comments
- Comment on Created a community for the Gender Abolition movement c/GenderAbolition@lemmy.blahaj.zone 4 days ago:
I agree with this philosophy, but I was wondering what sort of content would be posted to this community?
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
- There is a big difference in killing a child who already exists, as opposed to opting to not create a new child
- Cars are also harmful for the planet, and are the cause of many deaths, public transport is a far better system
- Bringing new life into the world, which we know is full of suffering is unethical according to many people
- We have far too many people in the world already. The more people there are, the less say each individual has in affecting their government and country
- Women’s role in society is not determined, solely or otherwise, through how many children they have. Neither are men’s or nonbinary people’s
- Some women are biologically incapable of having children
- I just skimmed your comment, you wrote far too much for me to read in depth
- Comment on The internet is bad ux, everybody. There's too many choices. 1 week ago:
They could theoretically implement this because of unencrypted domain names and ISP blocks, but if they actually tried this, that DNS over HTTPS thing Mozilla was working on - I’m sure it would get a lot more attention, be rolled out very soon, and disable ISPs being able to see or control which domains you were accessing.
- Comment on Google Gemini: Fascist AI for the plebs 1 week ago:
Yes, Google’s, Microsoft’s and Deepseek’s LLMs are all censored. If you want an uncensored LLM try Dolphin.
- Comment on My German is a little rusty, but... 1 week ago:
Try talking to them first, asking questions and getting them to evaluate their own beliefs. Many people are indoctrinated and manipulated into a system that they haven’t really considered and would be better of rejecting. In that case, non-combatitive conversation can go a long way to enact actual positive change, rather than just virtue signaling to people who already agree with you.
If they’re not receptive to that, and still causing harm, it’s necessary to stop them via any means necessary. But still, try to avoid harming them as much as possible. As Milgram’s experiments demonstrated, most people can do horrific things when a trusted authority figure tells them to. Remember, they are still people, and sometimes people are influenced to do bad things.
- Comment on Kid is having such bad luck 1 week ago:
I’ve never understood that either. I’ve usually hated when I’m perceived as a man.
- Comment on Incoming!! 1 week ago:
Elon Musk was always an asshole billionaire, he’s not significantly worse now he’s taken of the mask
- Comment on [Damien Walter] wait...are we an oligarchy now? 1 week ago:
Was going to say this, you got there first
- Comment on No wonder they lost so bad in November 1 week ago:
Democrat is the American conservative party. Republican is the authoritarian, totalitarian, bigoted party.
- Comment on We should have a WET timezone 1 week ago:
GMT doesn’t become BST as far as I’m aware, GMT is UTC+0 all year round, and BST is UTC+1 all year round, it’s just that in the summer the UK switches from GMT to BST.
- Comment on We should have a WET timezone 1 week ago:
Or Universal Time Coordinated
- Comment on ICE Wants to Know If You’re Posting Negative Things About It Online 1 week ago:
What is ICE in this context? Evidently not Institute of Civil Engineers
- Comment on AI chatbots unable to accurately summarise news, BBC finds 1 week ago:
Surely you’d need TTS for that one, too? Which one do you use, is it open weights?
- Comment on If I’m mostly attracted to men, is it «wrong» to consider myself pan? 1 week ago:
You definitely fall under the bi umbrella, what specific label you decide on is of course up to you, have you ever heard the term heteroflexible? I find it a bit cringy, but it’s for you to consider. Sexuality is a spectrum, so you don’t have to nail yourself to a specific label under the bi umbrella if you don’t want to, you can keep it vague.
- Comment on My entrepreneur bro be like: 2 weeks ago:
Do we know it was kept for a long time, and wasn’t just kept for a bit while EA Nasir thought about what to do with it?
- Comment on My entrepreneur bro be like: 2 weeks ago:
I find it interesting how we all trust the person that wrote the tablet that the copper was actually bad quality, maybe they were just trying to slander Ea Nasir
- Comment on no, they are not all like their governments. 2 weeks ago:
If my government was like me that would be great!
- Comment on Generative AI makes Chinese, Iranian hackers more efficient, report says. 3 weeks ago:
All programmers even
- Comment on Why is it considered sexist to ask women to smile? 1 month ago:
I initially didn’t understand the context of the question as I assumed you meant when taking a photo.
- Comment on Is consciousness dependent on input to the brain? 1 month ago:
We probably can’t know, and certainly don’t know.
- Comment on I'm just a 20 year old guy, AMA 1 month ago:
No OP, but the question is flawed. Both can’t exist in the same universe according to the standard definition, unless you made a custom definition which would decide whether it can or not.
- Comment on If the last thing you ate is what defines you, then what defines you ? 1 month ago:
That seems to be a long winded way of asking what I ate last. And the answer to that question is a vegan sausage roll.
- Comment on “Fly Me to the Moon” is a stupid song. You want to know what spring is like on Jupiter and Mars? Extremely unpleasant. 2 months ago:
They are all lightyears away from us, but there are some star clusters, particularly closer to the middle of the Milky Way, that are relatively close to each other.
- Comment on Sam Altman lowers the bar for AGI 2 months ago:
He disagrees with many experts, who predict AGI that can edit its own code will almost immediately lead to ASI.
- Comment on Upgrade to Freedom! The Switch from Windows 10 2 months ago:
It does look very similar to GNOME. What do you like about it that you prefer to GNOME?
- Comment on Upgrade to Freedom! The Switch from Windows 10 2 months ago:
Yeah, I agree with you for older hardware, speed and performance trumps modernity and fancy graphics.
- Comment on Literature reviews be like 2 months ago:
Oops, typo! I’ll leave it up though
- Comment on Upgrade to Freedom! The Switch from Windows 10 2 months ago:
It doesn’t have modern transitions? I know some people that would get a bad impression of Linux in general if the DE you gave them to use didn’t look modern, but I’m sure it will work well for some people, and older hardware.