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- Comment on 4 days ago:
We declare victory over the tarp - unrelated, we are sending 20,000 young people to attack the tarp.
- Comment on Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Is Stepping Down 1 week ago:
Well said. No shortage of forced panic, sacrificial boogeymen to fixate on for the worst among us
- Comment on Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Is Stepping Down 1 week ago:
Oh damn, harsh bud… Did Covid radicalize you?
- Comment on Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Is Stepping Down 1 week ago:
Covid didn’t “radicalize” anyone? It was just an opportunity for bad people, with more typically controlled PR images to that point, to show the world exactly who they had always been.
All these goons also have multiple performative “arguments” over the years to muddy the conversation about how evil they actually are. Vance called trump America’s Hitler, elon basically called trump a pedophile publicly post-doge and at the end of the day, they are all still hanging out ruining the world. None of it was sincere.
Would advise you to stop eating that little trail of curated breadcrumbs they leave for you, it’s a cynical game and they think you’re stupid enough to buy it.
- Comment on Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Is Stepping Down 1 week ago:
That goon has his DNA all over bluesky, and he has a long history with elon. Cling to semantics if you need to, but the spirit of what I said was true. If they could get away with the optics of dorsey heading bluesky in that “exodus” moment, they would have. But all knew that would leave a bad taste in the public’s mouth and slow/stall adoption, so they had the charade they presented.
- Comment on How many times a year do you wash your jeans? 1 week ago:
Okay because you know what, first of all! Okay, how dare you? But first of all, okay just, I don’t even have time for this!
- Comment on Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Is Stepping Down 1 week ago:
Blue sky was started by elon’s good buddy. It was always going to go full shit.
- Comment on McDonald’s CEO’s awkward taste test sparks mocking online: ‘His aura screams kale salad’ 2 weeks ago:
His face says, “I’ve got a RAGING clue right now…”
- Comment on By what nickname do you call your wife or husband? 3 weeks ago:
She calls me “Bill Hoffman” and I call her “Bill Hoffman’s wife”
- Comment on 😐😐😐😐😐 3 weeks ago:
Alright, prove it. Fingerprint him.
- Comment on 😐😐😐😐😐 4 weeks ago:
That’s not the rock?
- Comment on An oopsie occured 5 weeks ago:
Needs instructions for in person pickup.
“Your dasher wears a medical bracelet identifying his next of kin. To expedite access to the crime scene to retrieve your order (1x bagel bites, 4x lubricant and 1x grain alcohol) dash++ members can unlock this name to then pose as a direct relation when authorities ask.”
- Comment on It still blows my mind how ubiquitous communication is now. I just had someone message me instantly from a ship in the Mediterranean, while I'm on a flight in the US. 1 month ago:
You think that’s crazy, how about the fact that we have the tech to record and remotely view the conversation you two had from anywhere in the world. Computers, man…
- Comment on DuckDuckGo poll says 90% responders don't want AI 1 month ago:
This guy knows the SHIT out of statistics!
- Comment on Why are americans taking health advice from a former heroin addict ? 1 month ago:
People with old, dead, rotten brains recognize his Dad and Uncle’s name. It reminds them vaguely of a time when their own father’s were in charge of all the hard decisions, their joints didn’t hurt and they had an undefined future that could have been wonderful. That future has come though and turns out they are just themselves… they failed, nothing fun they wanted really happened and everything confuses them now. They feel like frauds about to be found out and forgotten at the same time.
So seeing something they think they recognize voting for “a Kennedy” makes them indirectly fell that their own Dad will magically come back to life, tell them he’s proud and then they will be millionaires and attractive people will want to have have sex with them and fix their iPhones.
It’s just that.
- Comment on Artists dump X as launch of new AI image editing feature sparks outrage - Cryptopolitan 2 months ago:
Those don’t sound like people worth being friends with.
- Comment on Artists dump X as launch of new AI image editing feature sparks outrage - Cryptopolitan 2 months ago:
“OH, WELL NOW YOU’VE GONE TOO FAR!!!”
- “Artists” who have been willingly playing in the unapologetic hate clubhouse for years after the owner nazi saluted twice at the American nazi party rally 2.0
- Comment on I'm gonna die on this hill or die trying 5 months ago:
And as a long time en dash afficienado, I’d be instantly exposed by those lesser em dashes appearing in my communications.
- Comment on We need to stop pretending AI is intelligent 8 months ago:
This is very interesting… because the general saying is that AI is convincing for non experts in the field it’s speaking about. So in your specific case, you are actually saying that you aren’t an expert on yourself, therefore the AI’s assessment is convincing to you. Not trying to upset, it’s genuinely fascinating how that theory is true here as well.
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg Thinks You Don't Have Enough Friends and His Chatbots Are the Answer 10 months ago:
He doesn’t think much of anything himself. He’s a scared little boy, because that’s where he cut his teeth. He has no vision for anything, just reaction and fear.
- Comment on Multiple Tesla vehicles were set on fire in Las Vegas and Kansas City 11 months ago:
Spontaneous combustion
- Comment on Starlink is now accessible across the White House campus, which was already served by fiber cable, after service was “donated”, as some cite security concerns. 11 months ago:
Are you a white house staffer carrying a heavy stack of top secret documents? Do you desperately need both hands to vape or to text roger stone a progress report? Try DOCDASH!
Just request a docdasher in app and a helpful person like Yvegeny, Dmitri or Boris will show up to the white house on a motorcycle, take your documents from you, not copy and transmit them, and just keep them very safe, like tippy top safe.
- Comment on Bawitdaba 1 year ago:
"I’m gonna tell my dad!"
- Lil’ Lord Rob Ritchie
- Comment on wyd in this situation 1 year ago:
Turn phone upside down until sandwich fall out. Eat it up. Yum.
- Comment on Private Prison CEO on Trump Deportation Surge: “One of the Most Exciting Periods in My Career” 1 year ago:
Green hat
- Comment on Larry Ellison wants to put all America's data, including DNA, in one big Oracle system for AI to study 1 year ago:
Put all of Larry into a room with Luigi
- Comment on Anyone Can Push Updates to the DOGE.gov Website 1 year ago:
Remember that if you can see something that obvious, imagine all the quiet changes people are making that aren’t being immediately found. Not only the deliberate horseshit from musk and his facsy tots, but other attempts to distort data from traditional bad actors like China and Russia
- Comment on Bad UX is keeping the majority of people away from Lemmy 1 year ago:
Good point
- Comment on Microsoft Study Finds Relying on AI Kills Your Critical Thinking Skills 1 year ago:
A savvy consumer, glad you mentioned. Felt better than hitting it on the nose.
- Comment on Bad UX is keeping the majority of people away from Lemmy 1 year ago:
Sure, the app that nailed this might separate itself as the popular option for zeitgeist to grab onto, but then it distributes users to many servers (as the app itself is an aggregator that’s agnostic to server. But yes, rush of that single app becoming “Lemmy” in many people’s minds.
But you likely need to treat migration and understanding nuance of the tech as two different user journeys. Rather than solving problem though, likely better to stop and ask why we even want more users (if we even do?).