Honytawk
@Honytawk@lemmy.zip
- Comment on Intel collapsing? 2 days ago:
Intel can stand to still lose a few pegs.
But after a bunch of beatings even a bully can become the underdog.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
It isn’t a blind date, it is a coma date.
- Comment on Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed? 3 days ago:
Only to spawn fascists.
Maybe we should build a big wall around the entirety of the US, because we don’t want you anywhere else in the world.
- Comment on Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed? 3 days ago:
We do, it is just that Americans flood even country-specific subs to make it about them.
We know your country sucks, you don’t have to remind us every time we open the internet.
- Comment on Lemmy be like 4 days ago:
No that is completely not what they are saying. Stop arguing strawmen.
- Comment on Lemmy be like 4 days ago:
Nuance is the thing.
Thinking AI is the devil, will kill your grandma and shit in your shoes is equally as dumb as thinking AI is the solution to any problem, will take over the world and become our overlord.
The truth is, like always, somewhere in between.
- Comment on Lemmy be like 4 days ago:
AI uses 1/1000 the power of a microwave.
Are you really sure you aren’t the one being fed lies by con men?
- Comment on Stop acting entitled and just live your own life 1 week ago:
Are you going to create an Operating System about it?
- Comment on Age Verification Is Coming for the Whole Internet 1 week ago:
No. The internet has so many beginnings that it is impossible to say only one group created it.
The internet, like its design, is a co-operation between many different groups.
It goes back even further than 1777, where the French mechanical telegraph was the first way to send long distance messages. And therefore is considered as one of the beginnings of the of the internet.
Or in 1830 where Brits invented a way to send electronic messages over copper cables.
Or in 1860 where they started laying sea cables to connect landmasses.
It is typical that the US claims to have invented something when it is clearly a collaborative effort.
- Comment on Are you so young that you have never been in a car with one of these? 1 week ago:
I’ve been in lots of cars with blurry photos
- Comment on workflow 2 weeks ago:
It took about 30 years to finish because of that.
- Comment on As an American, I'm offended at AliExpress' portrayal of my people. 3 weeks ago:
So because the guy has a burger and is fat, you think they represent an American?
I think this is more you trying to offend yourself.
- Comment on linus tech tip 3 weeks ago:
Does it take into account all the changed that happened at LTT, or is it out-dated?
- Comment on Ukrainian hackers destroyed the IT infrastructure of a Russian drone manufacturer: what is known 4 weeks ago:
Their need to be more tech savvy is to avoid paying high taxes on electronics, so they have to cobble together working machines from spare parts.
They are good at getting things working, but they are not good at getting them working well.
- Comment on Ukrainian hackers destroyed the IT infrastructure of a Russian drone manufacturer: what is known 4 weeks ago:
You should go see a doctor then.
Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
- Comment on Deserved honestly 4 weeks ago:
Doesn’t say how much liquid was in it, if there even was any.
- Comment on Rats. 4 weeks ago:
Not in the rehab ward they don’t. Out of fear of violence.
- Comment on You received a(nother) like! 4 weeks ago:
“Whoops, left my age on 14 years old instead of 24, my bad”
- Comment on naruto therapy 4 weeks ago:
Yeah, nobody wants to look silly running behind these weirdo’s
- Comment on jobaphobia 4 weeks ago:
So what do you propose? We just let them be and allow them to suffer?
- Comment on what 5 weeks ago:
Reply with a 600 word sob story
- Comment on What's the solution to QR code phishing? 5 weeks ago:
Like that one restaurant, with their fancy engraved QR code menus that linked to localhost.
- Comment on choice 5 weeks ago:
So Kirlia?
- Comment on DIY 4th of July 1 month ago:
Either magnets or ball bearings. Most probably the magnets.
- Comment on If this seems exaggerated to you then you haven't worked in IT long enough 1 month ago:
Like that would stop them.
- Comment on A Polish jalapeño pastry 1 month ago:
Most of those things get baked out because of the high temperatures.
These ones after baking, not so much.
- Comment on Corporations are saving the planet! 1 month ago:
When cleaning up beaches and the like, those caps are the litter they found the most.
People lost them or didn’t bother to pick them up because they are so small. Unlike with the bottles themselves.
Since they switched to the new caps, the amount of caps found has decreased significantly.
So yes, they work. It is all based on data.
- Comment on Tesla's European car sales nosedive for fifth month as customers switch to Chinese EVs 1 month ago:
Sure, just let me change the payee on this check
- Comment on The Batpoon's First Appearance: was World's Finest Comics #9 (March, 1943). This is from World's Finest Comics #163 (December, 1966) 1 month ago:
Maybe he doesn’t want to dodge Batmans poon
- Comment on Enjoy the small things. The beautiful view 1 month ago:
When you let your guard down, then is the opportune moment for them to strike.
You think the police hasn’t been gathering evidence all these months? They just want to be sure they have enough to take you down for good.
You will never be safe.
