kryptonianCodeMonkey
@kryptonianCodeMonkey@lemmy.world
- Comment on 7 for me 1 day ago:
Come on, live a little, show some ding-a-ling.
- Comment on 7 for me 1 day ago:
What difference does most of that make? Sharing a room with others, sure. But I don’t walk around the house hanging dong just because I sleep in the buff. I put on some pj pants and a shirt, at minimum, to leave the room. My roommates have never cared what i slept in as long as it didn’t flash them on the way to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
My wife and I have our own room. I have a door, it is shut at night while I’m asleep and doesn’t open again until I get dressed in the morning. If you open it in that time and see penis and scrote or hairy ass cheeks, that’s on you. I don’t care if you’re a roommate asking me a question, a 6 that had a nightmare, or a fireman saving my life. You know what you risked when you turned the knob. If you give me a second of heads up or wake me and then wait for a sec, I’ll put on something. But I’m not sleeping in twisted up boxers with sweaty nuts sticking to my legs to make life more comfortable and convenient for everyone else in the house.
- Comment on 7 for me 1 day ago:
5bor 20… Donald Duck or Daffy Duck.
- Comment on demon named racecar 4 days ago:
People named Emanpuedamylsuoivbosihtgnisreverrehtobneveuoydidyhw…
- Comment on Good shit 1 week ago:
Gilear Faeth?
- Comment on Trump's US to resettle white South Africans 'within days' 1 week ago:
Yea, American immigration laws have been explicitly racist for the majority of our history. It is only in the last 50-60 years that they have been more low key racist.
- Comment on Bread is probably the oldest human invention 2 weeks ago:
Bread requires a number of other tools, cooking techniques and inventions to come around before it makes sense that it was invented. It has definitely been around a long long time, but many inventions predate homosapien, and I doubt bread predates agriculture by much if at all.
What is interesting though is that what likely coincided with the invention of bread was the invention of beer. They’re a pretty small hop away from one another.
- Comment on 4 fundamental forces 2 weeks ago:
Close up off monstrous, horrifying, dangerous gravity dragon… pull back and back and back, and realize it was 1000x magnified. It’s magnificent roar a barely audible squeak.
- Comment on Shein Hikes Prices by Up to 377% Thanks to Trump’s Tariffs War 2 weeks ago:
That’s fair
- Comment on Shein Hikes Prices by Up to 377% Thanks to Trump’s Tariffs War 2 weeks ago:
Shein and Temu and other cheap chinese mail order goods companies only existed due to then loophole in previous tariffs for small sales. I imagine they will try to clear out stock and then call it quits soon.
- Comment on The Brits had an anthem ready for when Margaret Thatcher died. Americans should also be prepared. 3 weeks ago:
Words that rhyme with Trump: chump, grump, slump, bump, rump, lump, hump, Gump, dump, frump(y), pump, thump, clump, stump…
For Don: gone, pawn, prawn, fong, jong, con, QAnon, Mastadon…
There’s some pretty inspiring stuff to work with here for sure.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
All of them are fingers. Thumbs are fingers, but a finger is not necessarily a thumb. I dont know where people get the idea that a thumb is not a finger. So many common sayings reinforce it. “Counting on your fingers (including your thumbs)”, healthy babies have “Five fingers, five toes”, “What did the five fingers say to the face… slap”, “high five”, “five finger discount”, etc. Also, honorable mention to Princess Bride’s Inigo Montoya searching for “the 6 fingered man” which includes his thumb. “Middle finger” is not the only thing that makes no sense if you don’t accept that the thumb is a finger.
- Comment on Here’s an idea 4 weeks ago:
The very premise of this assumes that everyone is aware of what everyone else’s job is including all of their responsibilities, that they can objectively judge how well they do their job, that they will not base their decisions based on personal or identity biases (particularly against protected classes), that they have an understanding or even basic knowledge of company budget and financials, and that they can be trusted to properly weigh the financial health of the company with the relatively value each individual’s contributions and the desire for one’s own personal gain.
I would argue that almost no person in an company bigger than 10 people is capable of most (if any) of these. Not that existing company structures are always great at all of these, nor are they usually incentivized to pay people their true worth, but the system you proposed would likely lead to massive issues in any company. Financial issues, personal issues, etc. Even if a company like this were to survive, you would likely see rampant turnover for women, minorities, young people, and anyone else that is likely to be under paid by the might of the majority that believes they are worth less than their white male seniors. Likewise, the “nice” guy manager that does do his job in the slightest but is fun to hang out with is more likely to get a raise than the serious managers who actually keep the company working and on profitable endeavors, which is likely to lose everyone their jobs when the company is no longer profitable. There are more problems with this, but that should be enough to see the pitfalls here.
- Comment on *dies of cringe* 4 weeks ago:
Cardinal: Sir, JD Vance is here to see you.
Pope: slipping on noose I know.
- Comment on Unpopular popular opinion - fiat 4 weeks ago:
Also how do I save up perishables like potatoes for a big purchase? Do I have to set up a potato payment plan? What happens when I need IT services, but my profession is teacher and the IT guy doesn’t need my services, so I have to source something he needs from someone who needs my services to get his services? What if I can’t do my job without his services? Shit gets way more complicated without a uniform non-perishable national currency, fiat or otherwise.
- Comment on My Easter decorations include a self portrait (oc) 4 weeks ago:
I like you beak
- Comment on RFK JR just told us Elon Musk can't use the toilet unassisted 4 weeks ago:
How do you get so fucking absorbed into the causes of autism and yet have never even met autistic people? Even kid who are level 3 can usually learn to potty train so long as they don’t have physical impairments or learning disabilities that prevent it. It’s hard as hell, I’m sure, when they are completely non-verbal/non-communicative, have sensory issues, and struggle with routine change, and maybe not every level 3 kid gets there. But that’s certainly not the case for the majority of autistic people.
- Comment on What is Superman's "kryptonite"? 4 weeks ago:
The truly classic ones I’ve read are Red Son, All-Star Superman, Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow, For the Man Who Has Everything, Kingdom Come, and the Death of Superman.
I also like the New Krypton/War of the Supermen storyline though.
- Comment on this is not satire this is not satire this is not satire 5 weeks ago:
I tried to draw a bunny rabbit for Easter and instead I drew Harvey Weinstein! shakes fists Aaaaaart!
- Comment on this is not satire this is not satire this is not satire 5 weeks ago:
I notice they used an actual photograph for their post… isn’t photography “traditional” artwork? Why not generate a person with weirdly smooth features, 6 and a half fingers on one hand, a pencil that looks vaguely like a bunch of dry spaghetti, and a sports team jersey with a garbled illegible logo? It’s so much faster, more accessible and less misogynistic.
- Comment on What is Superman's "kryptonite"? 5 weeks ago:
As a life long Superman fan with like 4 notably good Superman stories in his 87 year history. Fuck you… but yes.
- Comment on What is Superman's "kryptonite"? 5 weeks ago:
Contacts. Super contacts.
- Comment on What is Superman's "kryptonite"? 5 weeks ago:
Psychic abilities too.
- Comment on I feel like if asbestos was banned today there'd be a huge pro-asbestos movement 5 weeks ago:
Absolutely would be, yes
- Comment on Saw this in a public women's bathroom. I didn't want to touch it, but I am curious as to what it is. 5 weeks ago:
No it’s clearly a blorppul
- Comment on Okay, who had Trump loyalty pins for Apocalyptic-Bingo this Sunday? Games just getting started, stay tuned! 5 weeks ago:
Hey is a clinical narcissist. He does not have anything objective sense of reality when it comes to himself. He genuinely thinks he is a strong athletic intimidating and beautiful person (jowls and all). He thinks he can out swim an femal olympic swimmer, that he is smarter than PhD’s and MD’s, and that he has more political prowess than anyone in history. When he says he is the greatest president, the greatest golfer, the greatest… whatever… in history, he is not exaggerating for emphasis. He is deluded and actually believes it.
- Comment on Okay, who had Trump loyalty pins for Apocalyptic-Bingo this Sunday? Games just getting started, stay tuned! 5 weeks ago:
If someone had predicted this would happen, they’d have been called idiotic and ridiculous. The man is a cartoon villain
- Comment on If the USA and China goes to war, how likely will Chinese-Americans end up in "internment camps" like what happened to Japanese-Americans during WW2? 5 weeks ago:
There’s no “people” involved in that decision. There’s Trump. If he barred any public opinion he wouldn’t be half as destructive as he is.
- Comment on A funny thing about Americans and calendar dates 5 weeks ago:
What Americans are calling people idiots for saying <day> of <month>? We say it both ways all the time. 4th of July, July 4th… it’s not a complicated thing.
- Comment on Facebook Pushes Its Llama 4 AI Model to the Right, Wants to Present “Both Sides” 5 weeks ago:
Ayn Rand made a good point here as long as you exclude the context of what she considered good and evil.
For context, Ayn Rand’s “good” includes unfettered capitalism, personal wealth, individualism, nationalism, and oligarchy. Her “evil” includes industrial regulations, charity, social responsibility, globalist, and democracy. That certainly points a different flavor on her statement, doesn’t it?