Dozzi92
@Dozzi92@lemmy.world
- Comment on Google's AI now listens to your English language phone conversations 2 days ago:
No wheezing the juice!
- Comment on Google's AI now listens to your English language phone conversations 2 days ago:
Disable? No. But call everyone and everything cunts to poison the AI? Works for me
- Comment on ‘My Property Tax Went From $15K to a Life-Altering $91K a Year’ 2 days ago:
Yeah that’s the same rule up here in Jersey. You can use it to maintain a structure that goes against the current building codes (say the ordinance makes it so you can have as much, you still can). To think that a tax collector wouldn’t be like “Hey, there’s an extra 1500 square feet, two bedrooms, and another bathroom on this house” is foolish though. And you presumably pulled permits for it all and put it right on their radar.
The way to do it is piecemeal over several decades. Nobody is none the wiser.
- Comment on Reality vs. male delusion 2 days ago:
Once again, a shitpost that gets dissected to death. Don’t worry OP, you’ll get them next time, Lemmy just can’t help itself.
- Comment on ChatGPT does not fuck around 3 days ago:
Yeah, not even clicking on them works, that was my first test. I don’t care though, I know what it’s supposed to do, it’s more about using a moving picture to get a feeling across, and so long as it works for all yous guys, I’m happy.
- Comment on ChatGPT does not fuck around 3 days ago:
Jerboa.
- Comment on ChatGPT does not fuck around 3 days ago:
Hey thanks for letting me know. I’ll take a boost wherever I can get it.
- Comment on ChatGPT does not fuck around 3 days ago:
Funny. Doesn’t work for me. And I’m the one who put it there! Good to know though, I can stop adding disclaimers to failed gifs.
- Comment on Netflix will show generative AI ads midway through streams in 2026 3 days ago:
It’s a me problem, I think I tend to write how I speak, and I just expect everyone to get on board.
- Comment on ChatGPT does not fuck around 3 days ago:
- Comment on Netflix will show generative AI ads midway through streams in 2026 3 days ago:
Yeah, I was agreeing with the person I responded to, and my comment related to the person they were responding to. Obviously this format can leave that a little unclear. Basically, two comments up from mine was this disingenuous argument that Netflix is trash, and that’s just wrong, but it’s an argument I see used about any number of things here on Lemmy, and to me, it dilutes the argument, because you’re clearly coming from this place of bias right out of the gate.
I just think it’s okay to say a product itself provides a good service, but that they’re fucking it all up by injecting shit into it, to the point that, regardless of how quality the product may be, the injected shit is so repugnant that I would abandon this quality product for it.
- Comment on “This script is fantastic. Let’s get Julia Roberts to play Harriet Tubman.” 3 days ago:
Maybe he’s doing a reverse Joaquin Phoenix, going from music artist to actor, just with more antisemitism.
- Comment on Netflix will show generative AI ads midway through streams in 2026 3 days ago:
Lemmy is the king of the disingenuous argument, as though somehow admitting that yes, Netflix is the gold standard for pay-to-stream, it somehow dilutes the argument against AI ads.
- Comment on Fake reviews on Play Store by Plex staff 4 days ago:
You’re responding to the same disingenuous argument you see all over Lemmy made by folks whose jobs are in the IT field.
That being said, why hate Plex? I’m sure, like me, you’re grandfathered in. Is it fucking new users? Sure. Sucks. Not everything is a battlefield, and they’ll eventually fuck me and then I will abandon them, it is what it is. But for now, the shit just always works with almost no tweaking from me. I really can’t ask for much more. Got my mom to watch The Wire because of Plex.
- Comment on Kids are short-circuiting their school-issued Chromebooks for TikTok clout 1 week ago:
Yeah, here and Reddit, I find myself nodding along often enough, and that’s when I know I should perhaps adjust my viewpoint, just for the sake of making sure I’m not just nodding along. It’s unfortunate you’re perhaps being brigaded a bit, but it doesn’t matter. I say what I’m gonna say, people can think whatever. I like to think that we can come here speak on things, have philosophical discussions, but it feels like sometimes the whole discussion has been aimed in a certain direction before it even got underway.
- Comment on Kids are short-circuiting their school-issued Chromebooks for TikTok clout 1 week ago:
This is also assuming there’s some mastermind at the school compiling all this data versus some teacher working essentially a second job dealing with broken chromebooks every day because kids are irresponsible. Suggeating this is anything but good old fashioned vandalism of school property is ludicrous, but it’s also an expected conclusion for here on Lemmy. Some of the comments in this thread are seriously unhinged.
To sum it up, kids are dumb and always have been and it’s nothing more than that.
- Comment on Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2 1 week ago:
That’s why I’ll never smoke crack.
- Comment on Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2 1 week ago:
Transcended the rectum, right into the colon.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, I need to remember if it was ginko or something else. I’m not the greatest rememberer, so I’ll go back and check the recording. Perhaps not natural meant not native, but I recall being surprised at the description. We shall see, always interesting.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Yeah this is a big problem I see often. You have underground utilities? Tree planting becomes a huge thing. And in a lot of these walkable areas, places you’d want trees, folks tend to also prefer not to have the wires overhead with telephone poles everywhere, and so they’ve been backed into a corner.
I did just sit through a presentation by my local environmental commission where they addressed the issue. The solution seems to be trees bred for the specific environment: deciduous provides shade but doesn’t drop a lot of leaves; can grow tall but the root ball grows in a certain way so as not to interrupt sidewalks and utilities; hearty and resilient. I can’t recall the trees, but they were described as essentially not naturally occuring.
- Comment on Does the average person have no critical thinking? 2 weeks ago:
I go on Reddit and come here and I nod along and I’m like yes, yes, and then I leave and sometimes it feels like coming up from being underwater. We are quite literally surrounded in propaganda. It has never been easier to disseminate opinions, especially when the majority of our communications (mine for sure) come via text on a screen. It is in every single facet of our lives.
And so I talk to my brother and he always tries to get me to think more, he’s a smart guy. He says things like “Who benefits the most” from whatever, opinion I’ve talked to him about, and so frequently it goes back to corporations. I don’t want to get overtly political, but personally the best way I try to think about things is linearly: this thing we are talking about, trace it to its logical end point and origin. And then feel helpless again.
- Comment on Generational differences 2 weeks ago:
Well, what are the fundraisers for? They have them by me, for PTO, for the band, for sports, etc. Extracurriculars. We’re not fundraising for school lunches and books (yet).
- Comment on What would this list look like for your generation? 2 weeks ago:
It’s a slippery slope between saying something ironically and having it become part of your lexicon.
- Comment on If you're still on Lemmy... 3 weeks ago:
It used to be so much more Linux, but replacing that with politically charged statements parading as memes isn’t a much better alternative. My two least favorite parts of Lemmy are how every conversation is somehow just one degree of separation from Linux or Nazis. Meme about dogs? Now the conversation is about genocide.
- Comment on Put him on the cart. 3 weeks ago:
You know, it should be obvious, but until you brought it up here, I was guilty of thinking of it as just some colloquialism (which it very well may be). But if you think of the suffix -oid, taking “humanoid” for example, you get something that isn’t presenting itself as a human. But I didn’t come to that conclusion, I just was like, wow, they bop the Pope with a hammer.
So thanks.
- Comment on I feel like if asbestos was banned today there'd be a huge pro-asbestos movement 4 weeks ago:
I love two towns over from Manville, which was the asbestos capital of America, and I can unequivocally say those morons would vote to bring asbestos back if they could.
- Comment on Stuck 5 weeks ago:
Have a daughter also, so I know it all too well! Our focus is “It’s normal but private.” We will see how that goes.
- Comment on Stuck 5 weeks ago:
My wife texted me the other day:
You know that yellow slide out son carries around? Well, he started sticking his penis in it, you have to talk to him now.
He’s 4. It’s just what boys do.
- Comment on A 'US-Made iPhone' Is Pure Fantasy 5 weeks ago:
I think that definitely sounds reasonable, and I think, if there’s any hope for these tariffs to actually meet their stated purpose, the government of the US would need to just say, if working conditions don’t meet the same standards, there will be additional tariffs. I think that’s exactly where tariffs ought to be applied, when some country takes advantage of, essentially, human rights. We don’t have the right to stop them, but we do have the right to tax their products for it, to the point it’s not worth it.
Obviously, that’s not how things will go.
- Comment on That's normal, right? 5 weeks ago:
I fast between all my meals, so yeah.
