MrNesser
@MrNesser@lemmy.world
- Comment on Um, actually, Neville Chamberlain didn't "cave" to Hitler, he actually got a lot out of the deal. 4 days ago:
Yeah I know. But I found th conjecture regarding Chamberlain quite interesting and decided to reply.
It’s odd that we are still learning the same lessons 70+ years on
- Comment on Um, actually, Neville Chamberlain didn't "cave" to Hitler, he actually got a lot out of the deal. 4 days ago:
Chamberlain wanted peace above all. He was facing a political crisis at home and a still recovering economy from WW1.
The peace deal with the Nazi wasn’t spineless it was a lesson in what not to do when faced with fascism, something that perhaps needs to be relearned the hard way in modern times.
It’s documented that ultimately he felt like he had failed the country, indeed he never recovered politically.
- Comment on Square Enix says it wants generative AI to be doing 70% of its QA and debugging by the end of 2027 1 week ago:
Not buying their next game it will be a nightmare
- Comment on Are you even old enough to remember number 1? 2 weeks ago:
Mine was #6 it was a brick
- Comment on The first perception of what you see can be wrong 2 weeks ago:
I choose to believe
- Comment on They need to bring you in to feel their power over you 3 weeks ago:
Linkedin status update : looking for work
- Comment on Is there an anti- sleep-paralysis device? 3 weeks ago:
You mean the witches that appear over th bed dream
- Comment on When are we getting a Nicholas Cage Linux? 4 weeks ago:
When hell freezes over and we get a decent ghost rider film
- Comment on Two New Windows Zero-Days Exploited in the Wild — One Affects Every Version Ever Shipped 4 weeks ago:
Nope 0 days means
Zero-day vulnerability: A software flaw that attackers discover before the developer does.
Zero-day exploit: The method hackers use to take advantage of this unknown vulnerability.
Zero-day attack: An attack that uses a zero-day exploit to damage a system, steal data, or plant malware before a patch is available. This is a serious risk because no defenses are in place for this specific flaw yet.
The first is the most common one found in the press and is usually reported to the company so they can patch it, before press release.
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
My PC needs a reinstall anyway
- Comment on you're not a hippy 5 weeks ago:
So many grammar and spelling issues
- Comment on Bully the nerds who say this is wrong 5 weeks ago:
O o o o o o o o o I see what you did there
- Comment on Labour Party members just defected to Your Party en masse 1 month ago:
Any MPs?
No
Means fuck all then
- Comment on That's a lot to absorb 1 month ago:
About 0.0016666666666666668 football fields (US)
Or
0.0015151515151515152 if your Canadian
- Comment on OK what is your Roman name? 1 month ago:
Ginger biscuituis
- Comment on Petition: Do not introduce Digital ID cards 1 month ago:
We just dont trust our own goverment to not use the data malicously, its a bare basic instinct the majority of the country has.
ID cards have always been related in the public view directly to police states and authoritism, whenever you see one of those old films the first thing the person in authority says is “papers please”. Thats something a majority of british people have been brought up on and its ingrained in us so much, the very mention of an idea pushes us all to shout no.
- Comment on Have you ever noticed 1 month ago:
Squeak!
- Comment on Have you ever noticed 1 month ago:
Huh never considered it
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- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
So if you don’t love her don’t marry her .
But you damn well better be a decent father to the kid.
Also bear in mind your now paying child support
- Comment on Nigel Farage says Boris Johnson is not welcome in Reform UK 2 months ago:
Farage would be voted out so fast in favour of Boris his head would spin
- Comment on Drink your stoats 2 months ago:
Which milk of stoat would you prefer if stoat milk was a thing
- Comment on Six arrested after red crosses sprayed on house 2 months ago:
And there’s the switch from this is a bit of flag waving patriotism to outright racism
- Comment on Will Lemmy instances be forced to verify users' ~~ages~~ identities? 2 months ago:
I’ve always said the only way to make this fair is for the big sites to publish viewing data
- Comment on Will Lemmy instances be forced to verify users' ~~ages~~ identities? 2 months ago:
In the UK the law is largely unenforceable. VPN usage has shot up since it came in and there was a reveal the houses of parliament are exempt from the requirement.
The internet safety law is impacting larger companies that profit from adult content such as red GIFs and pornhub.
Facebook hasn’t been called out yet despite the very obvious adult content in their reels.
Smaller sites are flying under the radar for now. Lemmy probably due to it’s distributed nature.
- Comment on I just ate a little bag of popcorn without getting any bits stuck in my teeth/throat. ask me anything 2 months ago:
Could have gone with nonomancer
- Comment on Is this one book or two? 2 months ago:
Book 24 just came out as well
These two do have similar covers btw
- Comment on Is this one book or two? 2 months ago:
Undying mercenaries is a great series to read if your laid up
- Comment on U.S. Government to Take Cut of Nvidia and AMD A.I. Chip Sales to China 2 months ago:
So it’s a bribe
- Comment on A dedicated section in my Steam library 2 months ago:
I’m finding I agree with you. Visually it looks great I just never got into it like everyone seemed to