littlewonder
@littlewonder@lemmy.world
- Comment on YSK this woman is called Kathlyn Boyle. She is the most powerful woman in Silicon Valley and one of the closest friend of JD Vance. 1 week ago:
So I can’t criticize a woman’s eyebrows, ever, because some dudes make surface level remarks about innate characteristics and dip?
You’re conflating objectification with a critique of execution.
- Comment on YSK this woman is called Kathlyn Boyle. She is the most powerful woman in Silicon Valley and one of the closest friend of JD Vance. 1 week ago:
Elaborate excuses? It’s just me explaining my thought process.
Do you go this hard against people making fun of the fit of Trump’s suits?
- Comment on YSK this woman is called Kathlyn Boyle. She is the most powerful woman in Silicon Valley and one of the closest friend of JD Vance. 1 week ago:
Nah, ignoring the fact that anyone doing what she’s doing is literally evil, I don’t comment on the way someone’s body exists in this world. Now, if someone goes out of their way to style their appearance, I use a different ruleset.
If someone has control over something in their appearance (e.g. color combinations, outfit style, cool earrings), then it’s a matter of taste and I love to hand out compliments in person. And I don’t feel bad about similarly criticizing rich, war profiteers online.
That brow shape is not a natural brow. In fact, she appears to be trying very hard not to have a natural brow and has, in fact, decided to go so anti-unibrow that it makes me wonder if a unibrow once personally insulted her.
- Comment on YSK this woman is called Kathlyn Boyle. She is the most powerful woman in Silicon Valley and one of the closest friend of JD Vance. 1 week ago:
Her brow artist hates her.
- Comment on Statistically, probably with the beetles. 🪲 1 month ago:
Saguaro Guy Fieri (she’s got those frosted tips)
- Comment on Marketing Doesn't Work on Nerds 3 months ago:
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 4 months ago:
Cats or people who allow their cats to be outdoors?
- Comment on Tough, Tiny, and Totally Repairable: Inside the Framework 12 6 months ago:
Your regional library or local makerspace may have printers to use.
- Comment on Tough, Tiny, and Totally Repairable: Inside the Framework 12 6 months ago:
Do you have any resources or documentation of your build? It sounds like a cool project.
- Comment on Microsoft's AI Secretly Copying All Your Private Messages 8 months ago:
This is the highest-quality, shocked Pikachu I’ve ever seen.
- Comment on Suspected 4chan Hack Could Expose Longtime, Anonymous Admins 8 months ago:
8chan
- Comment on You have 8 seconds. 1 year ago:
Is she a ghost?
- Comment on Honey 1 year ago:
You’re right about the leather processing. I didn’t consider that.
I heard there’s a new mushroom-based leather alternative that will hopefully get traction.
- Comment on Honey 1 year ago:
I’ll say many cities have a club that rents out supplies or even has club hives you can use to get started. Also, I don’t live in a huge city and I’ve seen used hives and frames for sale more than I thought I would, so it’s worth keeping an eye out for those as well.
- Comment on Honey 1 year ago:
Here’s my weird question: if faux leather is plastic and someone is vegan for environmental reasons, would leather be preferable? What if it’s a byproduct and would otherwise be trashed? These are things I think about as someone who tries to reduce my impact on the environment as much as I feasibly can in a capitalist society.
- Comment on Honey 1 year ago:
I feel so kindred with the way you see things. You’re making an observation and you’re curious about the “why” of everything. I feel people often read my similar interest in a topic as critical. Kind of like how bluntness can be perceived as rude, I guess. Does that ever happen to you?
- Comment on Honey 1 year ago:
Not just vomit but a snowball train of vomit.
- Comment on Honey 1 year ago:
Beekeeping family here: who the fuck clips bee wings?
