ChicoSuave
@ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
- Comment on Tubi TV 10 hours ago:
That’s literally how Roger Corman ran his production studio and how famous directors like James Cameron got their start. Corman hired students and fresh grads to make movies that were expected to be shit, sold as the second half of the A/B double feature, the B movie.
- Comment on hawk alignment 13 hours ago:
He’s an extant species of flightless omnivore that does radical displays
- Comment on Labour’s New Data Law is a ‘Blank Cheque’ for Farage to DOGE Britain 1 day ago:
The divide between the people and who makes the decision those people have to live with are what is causing this latent resentment. The only solution that will see actual change is attacking the institutional power, the House of Lords and the aristocracy for being out of touch and forcing the rest of Britain to be compliant.
It could be the left. It could be the right. But whoever makes these changes and stops Britons from living under dumb fucking rules will seize the popular vote.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
T.I.M.E. is unnecessarily moving for a mashup and it feels like it adds a level of depth that both songs didn’t have before.
- Comment on Honkwiching 1 day ago:
No one has heard the solo from You Ain’t Nothing But A Hound Dog from an authentic hound.
- Comment on Honkwiching 1 day ago:
Kittens are filthy. You can get a cleaner huff with pups. Seals, dogs, etc - any pup will do.
- Comment on Electricity Consumption 2 days ago:
Western Sahara with the rare reporting in.
- Comment on sorry lenin, the look has been gentrified 2 days ago:
If it weren’t for the goatee they wouldn’t know where their chin ends and their neck begins.
- Comment on Report: Microsoft's latest Windows 11 24H2 update breaks SSDs/HDDs, may corrupt your data 3 days ago:
Linux treats users like a person and Windows treats users like children. Be the person Linux trusts you to be.
- Comment on Has cancel culture gone too far? 4 days ago:
Alright, I’ll fight you. Raising Cane’s has mid chicken and weak fries. The only thing worth going to RCs for is the sauce.
- Comment on How would one exit a black hole? 4 days ago:
It is difficult to be certain about unmeasured things. It would help everyone if those who don’t know anything about the subject would understand that science is about approaching clarity and the scientists are so zoomed out on some things that it isn’t always as clear as anyone wants. But scientists are still trying to answer the question. They are trying to help.
- Comment on Scientists "break impossible Century-Old Physics Barrier" with this new research 4 days ago:
Thank you for the summary.
- Comment on Trump says Xi told him China will not invade Taiwan while he is US president 4 days ago:
They are totally going to invade while he’s president. And then they will save it was an accident, they meant to invade Hong Kong and it was an island and someone made a mistake - and Trump will believe them because he is so bad at geography, people, and being discerning.
- Comment on If your happiness is derived from your enjoyment of a false (i.e. fictional) stories, is that truely happiness, or is that technically a delusion? 4 days ago:
Happiness from media is like strength from lifting - is it real strength of the weight is measured precisely and there is an easy to lift handle? Of course it’s real. How we feel reading and vicariously living through stories gives our brains an emotional workout.
All things test us. Whether mentally, physically, emotionally, we are required to use a bit of our willpower/strength/sanity each day because that’s life. Without working on, building, and honing our ability to manage we would always have a personality defining moment where we found the edge of our ability and collapsed from the pressure.
We also see others in that medium and can learn from what they experience. Again, vicarious living is a free tool our brain uses all the time and media is exactly why.
Being entertained is a workout for being a good person not because it builds the imagination but expands our capacity to be a more developed person.
- Comment on When you're used to eating trash, but are trying to make healthier choices 5 days ago:
I probably do. But I have so little trust that I have to say my doubts out loud and hope someone else can give me an insight or clue I missed. AI media paranoia is real.
- Comment on When you're used to eating trash, but are trying to make healthier choices 5 days ago:
Is this AI? That broccoli is almost too perfect
- Comment on My kind of bar 5 days ago:
Someone let that dog watch too much TV
- Comment on Truly Lossless Music 5 days ago:
I left the store as a willing and eager adventurer. I got home a zealot who understood the generational cycle of wisdom, power, and courage as well as my part to play in defending against the corruption that came with Power.
- Comment on All I Want 6 days ago:
- Comment on Terrible liquid coils 6 days ago:
“I have been informed by a European acquaintance”
Victorian ‘peer review’
- Comment on Not the Bacon! 1 week ago:
Sad-ham Hussein
- Comment on Oh crap. 1 week ago:
Do you want to poop sand?
- Comment on China's green energy boom could spell the end of the fossil fuel age 1 week ago:
It’s the moment Sears let Amazon take the lead on mail order shopping just because Sears didn’t understand how the internet and shopping could work together.
- Comment on Why Are Silicon Valley’s Utopians Are Prepping for Collapse? 1 week ago:
So many of them are fleeing to private islands that it feels like the easy way to eventually fix everything will be to get a boat and island hop like a Mario brother.
- Comment on HELP HIM. 1 week ago:
I’m not going to yuck Remmy’s yum.
- Comment on I should call her. 1 week ago:
I clicked because of that hole but came here because of the tardigrade upskirt pics.
- Comment on Honda Zonda 2 weeks ago:
Love that under bite. Looks like a Civic went all in on plastic surgery.
- Comment on Would we be able to use the measles virus to reset the immune systems of people with autoimmune disorders like MS or rheumatoid arthritis? 2 weeks ago:
This sounds like the kind of thought an antivaxer would have to justify why they don’t actually need vaccines. They are just resetting their immune system with this one simple hack called “being infected”.
- Comment on Xbox Series X and S: Microsoft Has Reportedly Sold Less Than 30 Million Consoles This Generation 2 weeks ago:
I can’t understand the nonsensical generational naming scheme on XBox so I just avoid getting one because I don’t want to get a previous generation. And my scattered brain keeps forgetting the info I look up because it’s inconsequential to actual living in these wild times.
- Comment on This is WAR. 2 weeks ago:
Thank you for representing the knowledge. During forklift training the instructor was very deliberate about teaching us that the forklift is half the size and three times the weight of a car. It has the torque to rip out limbs at idle speeds. It does not care about keeping the loads level - that’s our job.
I wish there was footage of a head on collision between a forklift and a car because then folks can see the reality of what a forklift is able to do and the industrial levels of abuse they sustain. The car will be absolutely crumpled. There are no crumple zones on a forklift. There is only the weight and structural framework for lifting a car over its head while remaining balanced the entire time.