dohpaz42
@dohpaz42@lemmy.world
Web Developer by day, and aspiring Swift developer at night.
- Comment on According to the Federal Reserve Americans owe over $1.6 trillion in student loan debt, with the average borrower owing $37,667 1 day ago:
Another good question would be how much of that debt’s interest is being subsidized by the government?
- Comment on sweet dreams 1 week ago:
And why is that?
- Comment on sweet dreams 1 week ago:
This is something I find believable, and I wonder why it’s not commonly discussed more.
- Comment on With two Boeing whistleblowers dead in one month, either Boeing is actively killing them, or there are enough whistleblowers that this rate of death is not statistically significant 2 weeks ago:
A person could easily be
poisoned, I mean infected with Flu and MRSA. - Comment on checkmate, big geology!! 2 weeks ago:
Damn straight! Gotta teach those space bugs a lesson about messing with Buenos Aries.
- Comment on checkmate, big geology!! 2 weeks ago:
WOKE
- Comment on KHAAAANNNNN!!! 2 weeks ago:
This needs to become the new colloquialism for taking a dump.
- Comment on I just heard about Brazilian Butt Lifts which is a procedure where they take fat deposits from somewhere on your body and place it in your butt? 2 weeks ago:
I would imagine that if the body is not used to burning fat in a specific area, it would probably continue not burning fat in that area, until it had no choice but to burn there.
- Comment on I just heard about Brazilian Butt Lifts which is a procedure where they take fat deposits from somewhere on your body and place it in your butt? 2 weeks ago:
IANAD, but it’s my understanding that how people store and lose fat is unique to their biology. That said, it makes sense (to me) that one of two things would happen:
- They burn more fat in the area they augmented (ie their butt), because they didn’t have a lot to there begin with
- They gain/burn their fat faster elsewhere in their body, leaving their butt safe for a while
I do not have any proof to back that up, other than my own personal experience with my body.
- Comment on Elon Musk vs Australia: global content take-down orders can harm the internet if adopted widely 3 weeks ago:
Speaking as a filthy American from an even filthier America, do we not have those annoying-as-hell cookie management popups now, all thanks to the EU?
- Comment on It would be terrifying if it were to actually start raining men. 3 weeks ago:
Cloudy, with a chance of Man Balls.
- Comment on Education 3 weeks ago:
The Land of the Free*
- Unless you disagree with the mainstream narrative, in which case you should not be free.
- Comment on giving out food bags to employees 3 weeks ago:
That is a damn shame. I feel like for-profit schools shouldn’t exist.
- Comment on giving out food bags to employees 3 weeks ago:
First of all, I 💯 agree with you that all employees should be paid a living wage!
Obviously some people will fall on hard times despite what they’re paid, so it’s good to have this service in general. Let’s hope not too many employees have to utilize this on the regular.
This is a public community college in Florida. If it’s anything like my public university here in North Carolina, the state probably allocates the salary budget through legislation, and the school itself has very little (if any) say in what employees earn. So, unless I’m mistaken, the blame for the living wage argument would rest solely on the state; and if that’s the case, I would give kudos to the college for offering this service in spite of the state.
- Comment on How Would You Spend A Billion Dollars? 4 weeks ago:
I would buy all of the “commercial” land that I could just to spite developers who want to mow down all the trees to put up strip malls.
- Comment on turtles 4 weeks ago:
But what about the one in the US Senate? Surely we can throw that one into the ocean. No?
- Comment on Is there a more politically and ideologically diverse alternative for Lemmy? 4 weeks ago:
I think I see the problem. You left Reddit, but Reddit didn’t leave you.
What I mean by this is that you care more about the responses of internet strangers than you do having a genuine a discussion. As long as you’re being truthful, honest, and giving good faith arguments, then who cares if people downvote you or call you names. You’ve done your job. You’ve led that proverbial horse to water. You can’t make them drink. Let it go, and love on.
Of course we’re going to form an opinion of you based on what you say. It’s all we have. If you don’t like the opinion being formed, then give us more insight to who you genuinely are so we can change our minds. And before you say it doesn’t matter, it obviously does or you wouldn’t be here making the argument you’re making. Be honest with yourself.
- Comment on Is there a more politically and ideologically diverse alternative for Lemmy? 4 weeks ago:
We can only know what you show us. The rest we have to fill in based on what you’ve said in the past. That’s how this stuff works. It’s a back and forth. For it to work, you actually have to contribute.
- Comment on Is there a more politically and ideologically diverse alternative for Lemmy? 4 weeks ago:
I’ve skimmed some of your comments, and honestly it looks like you’re already getting a diverse experience considering your political and ideological way of thinking. That’s not a condemnation, but a quick observation.
- Comment on ISPs can charge extra for fast gaming under FCC’s Internet rules, critics say 4 weeks ago:
I believe it was mostly Verizon and Comcast, and they still do it to this day.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
What if we are already serving our “1,000 year sentence” and instead we’re unknowingly developing a way to go deeper into the inception?
- Comment on ‘My hoo haa is gonna be out’: US Olympians slam Nike for skimpy women’s track kit 4 weeks ago:
They do it because ultimately, they get away with it. I understand athletes have worked their asses off to get to compete (especially in the Olympics), but at some point if they genuinely want change, they need to take a stand — either wear something less revealing, or boycott their events. Get enough people to do it, and maybe it’ll send the message.
- Comment on Somebody managed to coax the Gab AI chatbot to reveal its prompt 4 weeks ago:
Looks like they caught on. It no longer spews its prompt. At least, not for me.
- Comment on YSK there is a condition that makes your armpits smell worse called trichobacteriosis that is common and easy to treat 5 weeks ago:
Hey. Don’t judge me. You use your bidet your way, and I’ll use mine in my way. Besides, it makes for a great water pik when I’m brushing.
- Comment on YSK there is a condition that makes your armpits smell worse called trichobacteriosis that is common and easy to treat 5 weeks ago:
Hey, glad you’re feeling better!! Depression sucks! I go through the same battles of not being motivated to shower every day. I got a bidet, which helps, and splash water on my head and face. It’s not the same, but better than nothing.
- Comment on YSK there is a condition that makes your armpits smell worse called trichobacteriosis that is common and easy to treat 5 weeks ago:
Hm. I don’t have any yellowish coating that I can recognize, but my stank smells different than it used to; it’s a bread-like smell. Could this still be what you’re describing or something different?
- Comment on "Worshippers of Cthulhu" - Lovecraftian city builder 5 weeks ago:
Oh man. SimCity meets Lovecraft. This is a game I never knew I needed.
- Comment on Smart devices are turning out to be a poor investment 1 month ago:
I have to wonder if the irony is lost on the author with how ad ridden and barely usable website they posted this article on. Replace Smart Devices with Websites and the article mainly remains the same.
- Comment on Are there any good, apolitical right-leaning podcasts out there? 1 month ago:
I would argue there is a difference between getting addicted to a drug, and trying to educate one’s self to other political views.
- Comment on do you use cotton leggings? would you recommend them? 1 month ago:
Honestly, you’re undecided. That’s fair. But it’s leggings. It’s not like you’re making a major purchase that requires this much attention to detail. No one will lose their life if you make a mistake.
Go out and buy a few different pair of leggings. Try them out. Make a personal decision to which ones you liked best. Return, throw away, or give away the ones you don’t like.
End of story.