meco03211
@meco03211@lemmy.world
- Comment on The mystery of $MELANIA 2 days ago:
when the general populace voted for an continue to support this
Did they though? Only 63.4% of voting eligible citizens voted in '24. And of those only 49.8% voted for trump. He has never won a majority of the popular vote. Ever. It’s due to the electoral college and the cap on representatives in the house. This gives a significant advantage to lower population states that typically lean republican. Those rules seemed to make sense before we could reasonably collect, count results, and communicate that info in a day. Those rules no longer make sense but as it benefits the republicans they will hold that hill until they die. This country would be shaped very differently if we used the popular vote.
- Comment on How do children address a non-binary parent? 4 days ago:
Nephew/ niece is nibling. Like sibling.
- Comment on I (M32) gained 140lbs in a year from bad choices, almost all in my belly (now 69-inches) due to rare genetics. With my unique proportions, I’ve outgrown most off-the-rack clothing options. Advice? 1 week ago:
To physically lose weight boils down to simple arithmetic. Calories in minus calories out. If that number is positive, you’ll gain weight. If it’s negative you’ll lose weight. Calories out mainly being your exercise. If that is difficult, you need to reduce calories in. It really is that simple.
The problem comes with aspects of health that aren’t physical. You clearly touched on a number of issues that drove you to this spiral. You need to make sure your mental health is in check. Address the mental health issues while you tackle the physical issues.
- Comment on Sales of Hard Drives for the End of the World Boom Under Trump 2 weeks ago:
I love seeing all the tacticool “operators” with their tricked out ARs, bulletproof vests and helmets, flexicuffs, and other shit but look like they get gassed slowly ascending the stairs from their mother’s basement. Rule #1 in the zombie apocalypse is Cardio.
Also society isn’t going to collapse overnight. If it does it will be a slow crawl until going full Gravy Seal is warranted. They need to survive until then.
- Comment on A Study looks to find out what side the social media lurkers are on. 4 weeks ago:
What am I consuming? I’ll give them free info. Pretty much nothing I’m seeing ads for.
- Comment on As a US citizen who was born in the UK, how risky is it to leave and reenter the US right now? 4 weeks ago:
As a citizen you should be safe. Are you white? That makes it a little safer. Probably wouldn’t hurt if you’re attractive and female…
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fuck I hate this timeline
- Comment on Facebook Pushes Its Llama 4 AI Model to the Right, Wants to Present “Both Sides” 4 weeks ago:
More like a zero.
- Comment on How likely is it that Trump will be the first President assassinated since Kennedy? 5 weeks ago:
All are republican except for the 12th in line which is RFK Jr listed as independent. The list goes to 18.
- Comment on How likely is it that Trump will be the first President assassinated since Kennedy? 5 weeks ago:
But he also says it stupid like them, in a way that can’t be faked. That’s why they love him. It’s the classic “wanting to hear your opinion in someone else’s voice”. They want to hear their shitty opinions in someone else’s voice. Except because they’re idiots, they get grammar and syntax wrong. Or they ramble through a dozen conspiracy theories in a single run on sentence.
- Comment on Microsoft fires employee protestor who called AI boss a ‘war profiteer’ 5 weeks ago:
What about “you haven’t even thanked us!” to Zelensky?
- Comment on After 50 million miles, Waymos crash a lot less than human drivers 1 month ago:
If someone can’t walk a few blocks, that’s on them. Airplanes don’t get you exactly to the destination either. There’s a tradeoff.
- Comment on Microsoft is killing OneNote for Windows 10 1 month ago:
1 star reviews on the app store consistently mention sync issues and bugs that delete notes and don’t allow opening. Have you encountered any of this?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I’d argue some of this depends on how old you are. Hypothetically if you’re very young and there’s a lot of deeper issues between your father and mother, it might not be best to try to explain a lot of that to you. Young kids aren’t going to really grasp the nuance of certain things or shouldn’t be burdened with something like “your mother was horribly abusive to me and also cheating, and I needed a way out as I was emotionally wrecked myself”. That example is a bit extreme to be fair. But from that you might get a sense for when that scenario should be revealed to the child (likely as an adult), or depending on how far reality departs from that example when would be an appropriate time.
Now on the other end of the hypothetical spectrum, if you’re older and your dad was just an asshole cheating for fun, I can see that being a justifiable reason to cut them off (situationally dependent).
Odds are you land somewhere between these. If you don’t have friends or other family to talk to about it, it might behoove you to try and get some professional counseling. And understand that someone else could go through the exact same situation as you and come to a different conclusion and that doesn’t mean either of you are wrong.
- Comment on Am I a bad artist 😂? 2 months ago:
Height matters too. You can have text on the right be “first” but it needs to be obviously higher on the page.
- Comment on GeoCities in 1995: Building a Home Page on the Internet 2 months ago:
Biggest controversy about our president at that time was that our president got blowjobs.
Consensual blow jobs.
- Comment on People are using Super Mario to benchmark AI now 2 months ago:
Smack me in the back of the head like yoshi and I’ll swallow anything… anything
- Comment on I wish they'd stop calling themselves Conservatives 2 months ago:
Well one day I’ll be that billionaire. I want that money then.
- Comment on Is there a less stinky way to cook broccoli? 2 months ago:
It’s different. You posted elsewhere that broccoli had sulfurophane compounds which contribute to the smell. Sulfur is pretty universally stinky. It’s in the rotten egg smell, skunks, and fireworks. So if sulfur is involved, it will likely have a strong odor. Cilantro is a genetic issue. There’s a gene on the 11th chromosome that allows a small percentage of people to taste the aldehyde components of the plant giving it a soap-like taste to those people.
- Comment on Is there a less stinky way to cook broccoli? 2 months ago:
I took it more of as “broccoli smells good” rather than it doesn’t smell at all. Which I agree with personally. However I’m also not dating op so I’m sure they will give my opinion the appropriate consideration in their decision.
- Comment on Is there a less stinky way to cook broccoli? 2 months ago:
New partner? Nose plugs?
- Comment on France runs fusion reactor for record 22 minutes 2 months ago:
Which means you are still consuming the burger for 10 seconds fully regretting your decision.
- Comment on Epic sues Fortnite cheater, donates his winnings to charity, forces him to publicly apologise, bans him for life, and all but sends him to his room without dinner 2 months ago:
Cheating on your wife with a porn start and illegally paying her hush money gets you the white house.
- Comment on Audiologists raise concern over headphone use in young people 2 months ago:
Studying sure. But this is openly speculating to the uninformed masses. Can earphones cause cancer? Unless you can prove they don’t, that is a hypothesis that could be tested. But more importantly, it’s slop for clickbait bullshit so your aunt can post that to Facebook and feel superior to all the dregs giving themselves cancer by wearing earphones. It’s useless.
- Comment on Speaking honestly, what has to happen for you personally to take to the street in protest of the current administration. 2 months ago:
Maybe he means failed to enact meaningful change? I don’t much had changed internally for insurance companies other than getting a legal basis to stamp out any vocal dissent as a “threat”.
- Comment on YSK: This May Have Been Unstalled on Your Device Recently 2 months ago:
The 5 star reviews are… well they are something.
- Comment on Facebook and Instagram to Unleash AI-Generated ‘Users’ No One Asked For 4 months ago:
Keep doing it! My feed is almost entirely people I know or groups I’ve chosen. I’ve blocked probably hundreds of advertisers. Now it’s like quarterly or so when they refresh their advertising scheme that I have to block maybe a handful more.
- Comment on Do gangs "jump in" new recruits? Or is that just for movies and tv shows? If so why do they do that kinda seems anti productive. 5 months ago:
You seen Fight Club? Making them stand on the porch while they were hit and berated was part of the initiation. It showed they were committed. Similar thoughts to gangs. Unsure how prevalent it still is.
- Comment on Fired Employee Allegedly Hacked Disney World's Menu System to Alter Peanut Allergy Information. 6 months ago:
Does the government define “hacking”? I’d imagine not that specific word.
- Comment on Annoyed Redditors tanking Google Search results illustrates perils of AI scrapers | "Spreading misinformation suddenly becomes a noble goal," Redditor says. 6 months ago:
Do you remember Boaty McBoatface?
- Comment on World of Warcraft adds $90 mount to in game store 6 months ago:
I had jumped back in when tbc classic was released. I wound up on a dead server. It made end game content essentially impossible. I was hoping to move right into wotlk classic at release as that was my jam back in the day. Except they weren’t going to include the dungeon finder or cross realm groups meaning it would still be a dead server with no chance at end game content. I was done with pointlessly dumb leadership. Unsubbed and found a private server that hits all the right buttons.