ArcaneSlime
@ArcaneSlime@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Migrating here (or maybe keeping both) from @ArcaneSlime@lemmy.ml
Will put an eternal curse on your enemies for a Cinemageddon invite.
- Comment on 40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research 3 days ago:
Well we killed a lot of them but we did also do that whole Operation Paperclip thing for sure I can’t deny that.
- Comment on 40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research 3 days ago:
It’s the same guy using it every time, dude needs to learn some new words.
- Comment on 40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research 3 days ago:
I can answer part of this:
Are we only looking at formal complaints or are we including accusations that are only spread socially?
All of these types of studies only look at formal complaints, which in a way makes sense because they’re the only ones that are even close to verifiable, and I have no idea how you’d reliably collect info on social-only accusations, good luck! But it does paint an incomplete picture.
- Comment on 40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research 3 days ago:
But it also does absolutely nothing to fight the ideas themselves, and they can metastasise in others. Like killing say a leader of Iran and then his kid takes over, ain’t shit changed.
“We fought a war about it last time,” yeah and we won, which is why there are no nazis now right? Right?
Unfortunately the only way to pull these people out of the fire would be to actually treat them like people, and actually educate them properly. But that’s hard and saying KILL EM is much easier.
- Comment on 40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research 3 days ago:
Tbf that’s lies that make it to court, I’ve been lied about and had friends also be lied about, but the girls (we were all kids at the time) didn’t take it to court, they just tried to assassinate our character and get us shunned for life by everyone we knew without involving the system that would make them prove anything.
Thankfully in my case I had witnesses and in my buddy’s he had an alibi, but still, it’s a pretty rude thing to lie about. But I think most of the lies shake out like that, they usually don’t get reported to the actual authorities, just circulated like a rumor.
- Comment on Motorola GrapheneOS devices will be bootloader unlockable/relockable 4 days ago:
Doesn’t that depend on google play services? If so, “probably not, but then again it works currently if you install play services on a separate user profile (or on your main, defeating the purpose of grapheneOS to begin with but more power to you).”
Tell google/banks to stop requiring the spyware, they won’t but at least it’s better then telling the secure OS to install just a little spyware just so you don’t need to carry a wallet.
- Comment on Windows 12 release date in 2026 possible, with AI features that may force CPU upgrades 4 days ago:
I started with Fedora myself and moved to FedoraKDE, also good.
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- Comment on Ultra rare floppy disk game twisted and slashed into shards by US Customs or DHL checkers — ruined Tsukihime 1999 demo was one of only 50 ever produced 1 week ago:
Ok but here’s the thing, you don’t access the data of a floppy by opening it like an oyster, so if he thought it was CP then he just purposefully helped destroy evidence and cover it up for the perpetrator.
The standard process is “check data, if CP, controlled delivery, arrest recipient.” They do that already both for CP and drugs shipped through the mail when found, at the least they seize it and send you a “love letter” saying " come pick up your drugs" which obviously you ignore.
And you can also pull the little window back and look in and go “yup, them’s is floppy guts” and let it snap closed, verifying it visually. That is assuming the child officer has ever seen a floppy but still, he’d more likely have seen a floppy than a mini cd, nobody used those even when they were contemporary.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Hypotheticals can be kinda fun, it’s kinda like spontaneous creative writing.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Well then you’re losing a lot of support by killing the bystanders (not yours lol but y’know normal people with a conscience might not like it as evidenced by common perception of said IRA’s actions) and a lot would have to go right for that (how close is he to the fence, is there a stage, can your sedan make it through all the bodies in between you and him, can his security take you out before you get him, he’s a moving target so will he see the carnage and stand still or more likely will he run, will you be able to find him in a panicked crowd, etc). If the goal is to be an anti-hero it’s best to avoid that and be extremely targeted with your violence. Luigi wouldn’t be nearly as popular if he had happened to shoot some random witness for example.
For some cults you can actually do that, but like, there’s still Branch Davidians, mixing cults and Christianity is a very powerful tool. Just look at Mormons, cult - check, christian elements - check, one of the most powerful religions in the states. Some don’t even need Christianity, see: Scientology. You kill David Muscavich today and another takes his place tomorrow, and you’re not going to be able to kill all of them even if you are fine with killing their victims too due to some warped sense of justice.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Thing about schools though is they’re less guarded than rich dudes (1-2 cops max ime, meanwhile rich dudes have generally 2-3+ but also of course the rich guy has less square feet to cover than a school, the school cops can’t be everywhere, and the rich security only has to watch him). Furthermore the school cops are uniformed, you can just start with them while they’re not looking and now you have at least 5min before more cops even get there, then however long it takes them to “establish a perimeter” and then go in, which could be 7 min or it could be, what was it in Uvalde, 2hr?
Megachurch leaders are for sure more accessible, but you can’t actually fight them that way, by making Pastor Steve a martyr, all you do is let his successor Pastor Mike use it as fodder while taking his congregation. You have to fight them by helping the followers themselves, which is tough (especially since people seem to actually hate the followers instead of recognizing them as victims who were vulnerable being taken in by a charlatan.)
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
School shooters are largely children, for whom it is much easier to steal daddy/mommy’s gun and go to school than it is to:
- steal the gun
- pick a cromulent target
- acquire info about the target
- actually travel to wherever he is
- get past the probable armed guards
- get close enough with the gun to kill the guy
Like it’s not impossible, almost nobody is completely untouchable, but one is clearly easier than the other. I mean like you’re not wrong, but good luck with that, it’s not likely.
- Comment on DVDs are the new vinyl records: Why Gen Z is embracing physical media 1 week ago:
A system of organization would be invented. Idk maybe a wooden stepped board with USB sized holes that you store/display your collection in, just to use the first idea I pull directly from ass. Actually make it silicone for the grippy, already improving it, then sell the wood as a fancier one, and inlay a few with idk brass or something for a “pro” version, boom marketing.
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This edit as a response is just unreasonably funny. Hands free and everything, perfection.
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Tbh I don’t even mind cameras that much if they were entirely controlled by the individuals themselves. I have a much bigger issue with it when you’re streaming my facial recognition data to Evil Megacorp 2™ servers that also feed directly to the “Not Spying… Again” agency, though.
- Comment on Instagram boss: 16 hours of daily use is not addiction 2 weeks ago:
“Because like 10hr of that is background usage while we harvest your data.”
- Comment on YSK that Politico is a subsidiary of Axel Springer, a right-wing propaganda house 3 weeks ago:
Makes me want to follow him around screaming about raid shadow legends for his entire life so he gets absolutely no peace.
- Comment on In a blind test, audiophiles couldn't tell the difference between audio signals sent through copper wire, a banana, or wet mud 3 weeks ago:
Sheeeit not recently, shot up to $120/oz recently, and it’s back down to ~$80/oz right now, but that’s still more than ~$35/oz last year.
- Comment on The Only Solution Capitalism Has Is to Sell Us More Useless Junk: Ad makers will never say the quiet part loud, but they increasingly know that we're unhappy and looking for solutions. 3 weeks ago:
Tbf they could try and sell useful things for a change, that might shake things up a bit.
Though I will say, the pockets on Levi’s are sufficiently deep (to completely ignore the metaphor), not JNCO deep, but I can carry my various mesh radios, phones, flipper zeros, pens, coins, eyedrops, knives, flashlights, airpods, wallets, and mace all at the same time. Just about the only things they don’t fit are spray cans and guns, but that’s why JNCOs existed (the cans) and why holsters exist.
- Comment on Microsoft sets Copilot agents loose on your OneDrive files 3 weeks ago:
Good! They’re the only ones who can fix it, so might as well direct your energy towards it instead of screaming into the void-forum.
- Comment on Matrix is quietly becoming the chat layer for governments chasing digital sovereignty 3 weeks ago:
Not just Israeli funded, started inside Amdocs even. Idk if it’s backdoored but it pisses metadata to all servers it federates with including matrix’s which you basically have to federate with as it’s the “default” and even if mossad were spying on that but still couldn’t read it that’s not great either.
- Comment on Genes be crazy 4 weeks ago:
Do stink bugs smell like BO?
Though when I do, I do smell it, and I shower regularly, and it only comes up when talking about stinkbugs, so I’m doubting your hypothesis regardless.
- Comment on Genes be crazy 4 weeks ago:
Idk if scooping them up and putting them outside is scary, but I’m told people can smell them just from being in the same room with them, or crushing them, and I’ve done (or been near) all of the above yet never smelled one. And they’re constantly sneaking in my house so I should have by now I think.
- Comment on Genes be crazy 4 weeks ago:
Can smell ants, love cilantro, can’t smell stinkbugs.
- Comment on Microsoft sets Copilot agents loose on your OneDrive files 4 weeks ago:
“Good question. Next question…”
- Comment on Microsoft sets Copilot agents loose on your OneDrive files 4 weeks ago:
If only Nvidia wasn’t shit when it came to linux support*
Don’t post your cries to random forums that can do nothing about it, send them directly to Nvidia at info@nvidia.com or call 1-408-486-2000 and tell them you’re a loyal customer who wants linux support or you’ll go to AMD who does it well. The more that do that the more likely you’ll actually get support for your hardware.
- Comment on [Episode] TRIGUN STARGAZE - Episode 5 discussion 4 weeks ago:
Meh I might skip this one then, thanks. I mean action and gore is cool but I liked the good writing in the OG, can’t just fall into the modern trap of “make it flashy nobody is listening anyway.”
- Comment on [Episode] TRIGUN STARGAZE - Episode 5 discussion 4 weeks ago:
Let me rephrase my question then.
Is it absolute dogshit like most reboots, or is it actually worth the effort of torrenting it to see?
- Comment on [Episode] TRIGUN STARGAZE - Episode 5 discussion 4 weeks ago:
New Trigun huh? Any good?