Cypher
@Cypher@lemmy.world
- Comment on Like it ever gonna happen 1 hour ago:
A figure skater did this stretch on my shoulder and it finally clicked so I asked her out.
Of course she says yes and that I was slow getting the hint.
- Comment on Difference 1 hour ago:
They display fear and sadness only as a means to manipulate and kill humans.
- Comment on butt mogged these zoomers today 1 day ago:
I’ve seen you guys post…
Who are these guys?
I don’t know or care who Andy is but again you seem mad about something
- Comment on butt mogged these zoomers today 2 days ago:
responded with exactly what I expected.
Did I active your turbo-nerd trap card? Gonna jizz about it while looking at some gargoyle?
For someone who is loving it you sure seem mad
- Comment on butt mogged these zoomers today 2 days ago:
It might be news to you but the word cypher existed before the Matrix
- Comment on butt mogged these zoomers today 2 days ago:
your are
You somehow managed to get it wrong both ways at once, I’m actually impressed.
- Comment on doctors 2 days ago:
Thermodynamics are bullshit
- Comment on butt mogged these zoomers today 2 days ago:
At best she used unwilling bystanders as props and at worst sexually harassed random girls and wants attention for it?
Disgusting troll needs a treadmill
- Comment on doctors 2 days ago:
I’m guessing that’s under the US health system, where doctors are incentivised to only perform surgeries with a low risk of complications
- Comment on Kawasaki is developing a robot to be ridden like a horse - Asia Times 1 week ago:
Yes I have worked in industry, no Im not interested in your poorly constructed rants on feudalism.
You have no evidence for any of your claims of this proposed product being unserviceable, unrepairable equipment because it doesn’t exist yet and Kawasaki don’t have a track record of such anti-consumer practices.
- Comment on Kawasaki is developing a robot to be ridden like a horse - Asia Times 1 week ago:
You’re not very familiar with Kawasaki Heavy Industries are you?
Open source projects aren’t remotely comparable to what the big Japanese manufacturers can do.
If they ever bring this to market it will be exceptionally complex and require a supply chain that makes your concerns about sourcing parts elsewhere completely irrelevant.
Ooh brushless motors. Very fancy stuff… I wonder if Kawasaki Heavy Industries has any experience with them?
Huh seems they build robots already
- Comment on Kawasaki is developing a robot to be ridden like a horse - Asia Times 1 week ago:
Kawasaki has a well established dealer network, I don’t see support from them as being the primary issue.
If Kawasaki motorcycles are anything to go by working on their products yourself isn’t an issue. You can get the full workshop manual and do everything yourself.
And fell in a pool? You might drive your car into the ocean. Better give up on cars.
Microwave your phone? Useless!
Shoot your dog? Planned obsolescence!
- Comment on Microsoft engineer reveals more details about Janet Jackson song that used to mysteriously crash Windows XP PCs 1 week ago:
It’s right in the article, the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) meaning a company like HP or Dell was involved.
They typically only shipped Windows on their devices and Linux probably wasn’t on their radar as it was such a tiny percentage of users and didn’t bring in money.
- Comment on Always 2 weeks ago:
Thanks for not telling us the names of the shows, it really helped
- Comment on Tesla's "Predictive" Odometers Had 9+ Drivers Complaining of Inaccuracy Before Lawsuit. We Even Found Video! 2 weeks ago:
influencer
We need to call them what they are; shills.
- Comment on Security without submarines: the military strategy Australia should pursue instead of AUKUS 3 weeks ago:
The subs aren’t for defending the Australian coastline they’re to contain China to the South China Sea.
Which is stupid anyway because it’s a very shallow sea and subs are ineffective there. But that’s the strategy chosen by the US.
- Comment on Why women live longer then men 1 month ago:
That video is of salt water crocodiles. They’re a fair bit more aggressive than Alligators.
- Comment on Apple reveals M3 Ultra, taking Apple silicon to a new extreme 2 months ago:
Yes, that’s how computers parts work. Like all other depreciating assets.
- Comment on Apple is once again advertising on X after more than a year 2 months ago:
My question is less about the OS than it is the manufacturers paying to advertise on X. Buying from them is supporting X indirectly.
- Comment on Apple is once again advertising on X after more than a year 2 months ago:
I did only a quick search really but couldn’t find if any major android phone manufacturers had stopped advertising on there?
- Comment on National NBN outage affecting TPG, iiNet, Internode, Vodafone 2 months ago:
I should try Launtel but Aussie BB have been really good for me, especially their support.
- Comment on White House Faith Office 2 months ago:
I don’t for a second believe that religion was required for people to have good morals. It was required for control.
- Comment on I would let a chip be installed in my brain if it would allow me to erase memories of the games I have played to play them again as the first time. 2 months ago:
Wish granted, the chip erases your memories of games you’ve played every single time you sleep, along with all your other memories.
- Comment on 23-Year-Old Elon Musk Rep Granted Energy Dept. IT Access Without Security Clearance 2 months ago:
His age or individual knowledge of topics outside of his work are non-issues.
He has chosen to take marching orders from Nazi President Musk, is installing back doors into sensitive systems, and has a highly suspect history that implicates him in cyber crime activities which would likely prevent him from obtaining a security clearance.
As I have stated numerous times, there is plenty of info available to criticise this man and his age is irrelevant.
- Comment on 23-Year-Old Elon Musk Rep Granted Energy Dept. IT Access Without Security Clearance 2 months ago:
Sympathise deez nuts you moron
- Comment on 23-Year-Old Elon Musk Rep Granted Energy Dept. IT Access Without Security Clearance 2 months ago:
We both know why you’re here
Because I’m pointing out how idiotic it is to criticise someone based on their age when there is an absolute truckload of valid reasons to criticise them?
- Comment on 23-Year-Old Elon Musk Rep Granted Energy Dept. IT Access Without Security Clearance 2 months ago:
You tell me a 23 years old can be compromised
It’s almost like there’s context here. lemmy.world/comment/14942989
If only there were a vetting process to allow Government to check if someone is or is likely to be compromised!
Maybe once the person has been cleared through that process we could give them something that can be recognised between agencies? Some sort of clearance?
- Comment on 23-Year-Old Elon Musk Rep Granted Energy Dept. IT Access Without Security Clearance 2 months ago:
At 23 you can hold a security clearance. Being 23 does not make you a liar, security risk or inherently untrustworthy.
At 50 you can be a lying stealing murdering meth addict.
His age is not the problem here.
You are demonstrably wrong. Perhaps there is an issue with your frontal lobes if you cannot comprehend this simple concept.
- Comment on 23-Year-Old Elon Musk Rep Granted Energy Dept. IT Access Without Security Clearance 2 months ago:
There it is again, infantilizing an adult.
There’s no evidence this guy has been tricked. There’s a lot of evidence he’s a piece of shit.
- Comment on 23-Year-Old Elon Musk Rep Granted Energy Dept. IT Access Without Security Clearance 2 months ago:
A 23 year old is an adult, can drive, have children and kill people in war.
Stop infantilising the person. You should criticise them based on their actual actions.