Alteon
@Alteon@lemmy.world
- Comment on LO-fucking-L 1 month ago:
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- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
When and where? You want Rule of Thumb, or do I get dealer’s choice?
- Comment on Suicide Squad Cost Warner Bros. $200 Million In Revenue 1 month ago:
Yeah, they really went in hard with Suicide Squad, to be perfectly frank, the only good thing to come out of suicide squad was the Peacemaker show on HBO.
- Comment on Y'all want a shitpost? 1 month ago:
Real men don’t wipe. Real men leave that brown shit of superiority staining their ass and underwear. It’s a display of dominance. Show that washing machine whose boss. Let your wife and girlfriend see the proud steak of freedom, a signature of your manliness written upon the very fabric of the garments you wear closest to your body.
Watch men of weaker constitution and lower stature run away from you, and give you the space and respectful deference that you deserve. You are a king, and kings don’t worry about such literal shit.
Let it eventually mark your truck seat as warning to weaker men what sort of beast occupies that vehicle and you will never again have to worry about criminal scum trying to take your vehicle for fear of your retribution, for they beared witness to the throne upon which a real man resides.
- Comment on Amazon Customer Service has become awful 1 month ago:
I believe you can actually get a refund for the remaining time if you cancel it now.
- Comment on Here is what 6 decommissioned servers looks like. My Jellyfin will be very happy 1 month ago:
Hey! Would you be willing to sell some of them? Looking at setting up a server at home that some of my friends and neighbors can use. I was going to buy them brand new, but I’d be fine with used if your interested in getting rid of some of them.
- Comment on Megafauna 1 month ago:
Please correct me if I’m wrong…but I’m fairly certain that’s a vulture.
- Comment on New poll reveals crucial battleground state prefers Trump over Biden in heated 2024 rematch 2 months ago:
I’m curious, from your post summary, how has progressive ideology harmed the average person?
- Comment on My pride and joy 2 months ago:
Yo, where did you get that light?
- Comment on Ohio to purchase mobile homes to train public school staff in firearms 2 months ago:
Cool, so I’m assuming that comes with a policeman’s salary? As your expecting the 68-year old Social Studies teacher to now be strapped and ready for combat at all times, I would expect that they should be paid appropriately. Also, if they fear for their lives are they allowed to shoot the children without any sort of de-escalation tactics, you know…the kind that they don’t really teach to cops?
This is fucking embarrassing Ohio…don’t fix the problem. Just make it more complicated.
- Comment on El Salvador Will Keep Buying 1 Bitcoin Daily Until BTC 'Becomes Unaffordable' With Fiat Currencies, Says President Bukele – Featured Bitcoin News 3 months ago:
“some” hacker.
Totally not involved with the government at all.
Totally not tipped off about how to access it and where to put it.
Totally just some random hacker that managed to make off with all of that government money. Oh well, we tried nothing and we’re all out of ideas.
Apologies citizens, your money is truly gone.
- Comment on Reddit: Return Of The Junk Stock IPO 3 months ago:
…and they make SOOO much money because of it. Companies are buying into it to push their results higher using SEO words and phrases to help.
- Comment on I've noticed my boomer parents using Instagram and tik tok. I can't tell you how excited I am for them to kill those platforms like they did facebook. 3 months ago:
100%. This actually works. Most boomers are not technologically late enough to track subscriptions and such.
There was a YouTube video not a documentary (similar to The Brainwashing of My Dad) where their father went down the rabbithole, but they started subscribing them to better news sources, and eventually to left-leaning news sources, and he did a whole 180°.
Fear is like a drug. It’s addictive, and rightwing media sources have cracked the formula on how to get people addicted to it, and it can happen to ANYONE. The uneducated to the well-educated. The only thing that makes you immune to it is critical thinking and empathy - which is why I feel that their next war is on education and masculinity. They are literally trying to perfect the addiction so you can never leave it.
This is part of the reason why education is so insanely important.
- Comment on San Francisco Appoints First Noncitizen to Serve on Elections Commission | KQED 4 months ago:
That’s the way it already is. As far as I’m aware, there are no states that permit non-citizens to vote for State House, State Senate, State attorney, Governor, or any federal position (House, Senate, or President).
So it’s really weird to see people freaking out about it (you should check out the news site comments section - apparently she’s evil incarnate, the root of all of our problems, and here to destroy everything that we hold sanctimonious in our country.
- Comment on San Francisco Appoints First Noncitizen to Serve on Elections Commission | KQED 4 months ago:
A lot of these people are legal residents, pay taxes, and are just as interested as you or I in our schools, environment, and public safety. Many of these local laws and policies affect them directly. By allowing them the ability to vote in local, non-federal elections, it gives them a voice and helps to prevent discriminatory and xenophobic policies that can directly affect these people.
It’s also interesting to note that a lot of these people would love to become full citizens, but its a massive time and monetary investment that many of them can’t always afford to go through. So why treat them as sub-human? Why view their ability to have a voice as being “the entire problem”? What is it do you think they are able to do that is so bad by voting in these local elections?
- Comment on San Francisco Appoints First Noncitizen to Serve on Elections Commission | KQED 4 months ago:
She’s essentially there to help with getting non-citizens to vote in local elections, which is a completely legal thing to do. None of those people are able to vote in federal elections, so it’s comical seeing people absolutely freak tf out that our country is devolving into anarchy.
- Comment on Real! 4 months ago:
I both absolutely hate this episode for how bizarre it is, and love it at the same time for how alien and unique it is.
I’m hard pressed to believe that a society could communicate on metaphors alone.
- Comment on She...she made a dildough 4 months ago:
Thanks Peter!
- Comment on My pick is Rubberband Man by the Spinners. 4 months ago:
Don’t Hold Back by The Sleeping
That song fucking slaps.
- Comment on Good times 4 months ago:
Fuuuuck. I’ve just been “Well actually’d”.
- Comment on Good times 4 months ago:
Well Actually,
Spoons don’t typically arc, if at all, in microwave. It has to do with the proximity to other bits of metal that will allow it to arc across, such as the prongs on a fork or the folds in metal foil.
Yours Truly Well Actually (formerly known as, Scam Likely) (Sorry for the random Dungeons & Daddies reference)
- Comment on Moaned 4 months ago:
🎶 Wickoana, Wickoana, Wickoana, Wickoana 🎶
In the theater, a quiet theater, A movie’s on tonight! Moana II and the Wicked showing Are gonna be a sight!
- Comment on Inside the shifting plan at Elon Musk’s X to build a new team and police a platform ‘so toxic it’s almost unrecognizable’ 4 months ago:
AI is whatever tech companies say it is. They aren’t saying it for the people, like you, that knows it’s horseshit. They are saying it for the investors, politicians, and ignorant folks. They are essentially saying that “AI” (cue jazz hands and glitter) can fix all of their problems, so don’t stop investing in us.
- Comment on When inflation hits hard 4 months ago:
We need a modern day Robin Hood. Steal from the rich and give to the poor.
- Comment on Math question: how do we get an irrational number pi from the ratio of circumference and the diameter of a circle? 4 months ago:
*rational
Good catch. Fixed. I apparently suck with words sometimes. Intent good. Execution flawed. :)
- Comment on Math question: how do we get an irrational number pi from the ratio of circumference and the diameter of a circle? 4 months ago:
Ahhhh. I see what your saying. It’s fixed.
Yeah. Did not mean to intend that it wraps fully around the circle pi times. Good catch.
- Comment on Math question: how do we get an irrational number pi from the ratio of circumference and the diameter of a circle? 4 months ago:
It was implied that it would wrap around the circle. I’ll update original post to clarify better.
- Comment on Math question: how do we get an irrational number pi from the ratio of circumference and the diameter of a circle? 4 months ago:
Nope.
The equation is P=πD. Meaning the Perimeter is equal to 3.14 times the length of your Diameter.
You can visualize it here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=1lQfERPjkzk
- Comment on Math question: how do we get an irrational number pi from the ratio of circumference and the diameter of a circle? 4 months ago:
What’s interesting is that no matter how big or how small your circle is, pi is a constant ratio of the diameter to the perimeter (or circumference) of your circle. If you were to cut a string to the length of your circle’ diameter, it WILL ALWAYS wrap around by 3.14159 (or π times). That’s where that number comes from.
Because of this ratio, there will never be a situation in which both the diameter and circumference are both logical numbers at the same time. Either your Diameter is a logical number or your circumference. For example:
P=πD
If D=1… Then P=π(1) or P=π
If P=1… Then P=π(1/π) where D=(1/π)