baggachipz
@baggachipz@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on From what I see in the US, people having kids are fucking up the world for kids more than people without kids 1 day ago:
I’m with you. It all depends on where you live. I live in a relatively affluent area and yeah, the families pile into their Ford Excursions and go to chick fil a. It’s gross and I hate it. What do I do about it? It’s real, so I just move away and pretend it doesn’t exist?
- Comment on Trending 1 day ago:
Give the people what they want
- Comment on deleteme.png 1 day ago:
Somebody needs to rub one out before bed
- Comment on Anthropic says it ‘cannot in good conscience’ allow Pentagon to remove AI checks 2 days ago:
They’re getting far more press than they ever would have had the capitulated like the other companies. Now they get to frame themselves as the “good guys”. They’ll end up doing (more of) the evil shit soon enough, but they just had a huge marketing coup. Smart play by one of the biggest grifters, bravo.
- Comment on No lowballs, please. I know what I have. 2 days ago:
I was perfectly happy letting this error continue, it makes for unintentionally funny comments all the time. And you had to go and ruin it
- Comment on Now I am free 2 days ago:
You’re obligated to tell me what this is about
- Comment on Ads used to be different 💔 3 days ago:
Buy me Bonestorm or go to hell!
- Comment on The people who believe "progressiveness is just a fad that one grows out of" are the same people that grew up getting brainwashed into regressive politics. The belief is only true for them. 3 days ago:
they were still able to accumulate some wealth
Right, and they became “conservative” because they want to hoard it for themselves to the detriment of others. They mentally regress to a selfish two-year-old.
- Comment on Ladybird Browser adopts Rust, with help from AI 4 days ago:
Be that as it may, the time to choose Rust was at the beginning. It existed then, but they made their technology choice. Continuing to develop in C++ while doing the migration just means more throwaway code and duplicated effort. This decision is truly the worst of both worlds.
- Comment on Ladybird Browser adopts Rust, with help from AI 5 days ago:
“Let’s stop halfway through our multi-year project to rewrite it in another language” is peak nerd shiny distraction. I say this as one who resists the urge every day. Way to delay your project by several more years, clown.
- Comment on 5 days ago:
How do you wake up a 7AM? Do you have to whisper into its ear “eight nine” and it gets hungry and jumps out of bed?
- Comment on Stereotyping is wrong. 5 days ago:
I could never have the opposite politics of my spouse. Sure, we may disagree slightly on some matters an nuance, but a world view in direct conflict with mine would be irreconcilable.
- Comment on The U.S. spent $30 billion to ditch textbooks for laptops and tablets: The result is the first generation less cognitively capable than their parents 1 week ago:
Privacy is too woke
- Comment on The U.S. spent $30 billion to ditch textbooks for laptops and tablets: The result is the first generation less cognitively capable than their parents 1 week ago:
Oh trust me I know. They make big promises, and sell these devices dirt cheap to state education systems, and frame it as an altruistic, benevolent act. Meanwhile you can’t install any other software on them and it’s entirely locked into using google’s “education” software
- Comment on The U.S. spent $30 billion to ditch textbooks for laptops and tablets: The result is the first generation less cognitively capable than their parents 1 week ago:
Lots of school districts are beginning to ban phones. The one I live in has, and it’s had great results.
- Comment on The U.S. spent $30 billion to ditch textbooks for laptops and tablets: The result is the first generation less cognitively capable than their parents 1 week ago:
Each textbook can have modules and problem generators, designed to make it easy for teachers to assemble a custom curriculum for their class, to assign problems, and to quickly have generic quizzes graded.
Having worked for three separate companies trying to do just that, it’s not that the technology doesn’t exist. It’s that it’s too expensive for individuals to purchase and school districts had a hard time getting contracts approved due to NCLB and constant budget cuts. Strange though that a company like Google could ink a huge deal with an entire state even though none of the shit did anything it promised.
- Comment on Travelling on a flying carpet must be terrifying 1 week ago:
Not to mention the whole thing is one big crumple zone
- Comment on Better be a sex offender registry on those damn space ships 1 week ago:
Life of any kind on other worlds would upend lots of religious doctrine which insists that this place is special and that life was specifically put here for us.
But then again that assumes that these religions are logically consistent, so it probably wouldn’t matter.
- Comment on Judge scolds Mark Zuckerberg's team for wearing Meta glasses to social media trial 1 week ago:
Never pass up an opportunity for getting in the news. Free advertising
- Comment on Nvidia and OpenAI abandon unfinished $100-billion deal in favour of $30-billion investment 1 week ago:
🫧🫧🫧🪡
- Comment on If you called someone "skinface" it would feel like a huge insult even though it's meaningless and people's faces are made out of skin. 1 week ago:
Hey, your epidermis is showing!
- Comment on Everyone is stealing TV 1 week ago:
Having not used one of these (and being extremely leery to put one on my network), does using a pi-hole with a custom blocklist for these things help? I’ve considered getting one and isolating it in its own subnet, but I only know enough to be dangerous.
- Comment on we're all a little gay inside 1 week ago:
The pot of gold was inside us the whole time
- Comment on All U.S. Social Security numbers may need to be changed following a massive breach that is already being investigated as a national threat 1 week ago:
And then what? The Department of “””justice””” is part of them.
- Comment on 2 North American 4 you has been created 1 week ago:
Stop it, you know what I mean. I’m talking European colonials which formed the basis for the modern US, even if it shouldn’t be that way. They stole Native American food too. The combination of these things formed the basis of “American” cuisine, but it wasn’t long ago in a historical sense.
- Comment on 2 North American 4 you has been created 1 week ago:
That’s not normal, and they should be ashamed. The normal hot sauce is more like a chili crisp.
- Comment on 2 North American 4 you has been created 1 week ago:
I also don’t find many places near me that have the mystery meat on the spindle. That’s a prerequisite. I also don’t know what’s in the “scharf” sauce but it seems hard to find too.
- Comment on 2 North American 4 you has been created 1 week ago:
Every culture takes/mixes foods from other cultures and makes it their own. I think the difference with the US is that there isn’t an ancient history to form a basis.
- Comment on 2 North American 4 you has been created 1 week ago:
I miss German döner so much. It’s just not right elsewhere, and I can’t understand why.
- Comment on We live in the future! 1 week ago:
That’s where he draws the line on ethics… for everyone else.