ChicoSuave
@ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
- Comment on Sold in Belgrade... 3 days ago:
The funniest fucking thing is that no matter how much of a dictator he acts, Lukashenko never makes top 5. It must kill him.
- Comment on Möth 3 days ago:
Pepsi Jenner
- Comment on Kids would encourage parents to get gas here so they could see the dinosaurs 6 days ago:
The prices are right there dude. 2.11 9/10 for regular, 2.21 for super, and 2.31 for premium.
Plus that style of clothing didn’t exist before the Oil Crisis of 1973, when gas was around a quarter per gallon.
- Comment on Onion 1 week ago:
But why an ogre?
- Comment on If social media apps had existed in 1933, history would not have unfolded differently. If anything, it would have been significantly worse. 1 week ago:
It would have happened exactly the same. Nothing changes with new information. History repeats itself until we all learn from it. Can’t have just part of the culture or nation or society informed. It must be everyone to make a conscious effort to change.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Facebook is owned by a billionaire who is a Trump supporter. It is made to tell you what the administration wants you to hear, not the reality of broad distrust and growing resentment. Most traditional media is tainted by polarization of the output by the owner, an ultra wealthy person or family with a vested interest in keeping themselves from experiencing the life they are making the rest of us live.
- Comment on Grippy handles too. Luxury. 1 week ago:
Scat plants. Thank god we can’t hear them speak. Who knows what they have to say.
- Comment on ‘I’m just a girl in Canada trying to get everyone their vibrators’: Why a Toronto sex toy store got a letter from the U.S. Department of War 2 weeks ago:
They think free means “costs no money” when we want free to be “has no cost”.
- Comment on We always knew fascism was behind the curtain but now its plain to see who exactly those fasicts are. 2 weeks ago:
Always thought that was Sicilian.
- Comment on Neat Wheat 2 weeks ago:
Evolution needs to address some bug fixes
- Comment on The Guardian teaches gen-z dating lingo 2 weeks ago:
Gotta maintain our space against the insistent capital machine somehow.
- Comment on Investors are buying close to half the empty lots in LA burn zones, report says 2 weeks ago:
Because Alta Dena contractors tripled their prices for work in new homes in anticipation of developers. The homeowners who live in the area are either established old families who don’t have money but lived in the area for a few generations or are part of the CalTech/JPL crowd that don’t worry about money. No one can afford to rebuild even if they wanted to. Not even the engineers. My friends lost their jobs and homes in the same year and they can’t go back. DOGE eviscerated JPL.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
Bethesda seem like the kind of group that doesn’t understand a joke and rips it to pieces to find what’s funny, only to find not a single funny thing. To save face they would say “we’ve studied jokes. We get it now” only to miss the meaning of the original joke or the journey that got them to where they are.
- Comment on Is there a point we can track down when we stopped caring about doctors, nurses, teacher, etc? And thought it was a great idea to pay atheletes millions and screw everyone else? 3 weeks ago:
Going back in history, a doctor/surgeon/dentist and barber were the same. At some point a doctor became elevated to something more than meat technician. Probably the English during the Enlightenment with their different scientific clubs that helped distinguish doctors.
- Comment on Never attribute to capitalism that which is adequately explained by stupidity. 3 weeks ago:
Capitalism promotes stupidity.
- Comment on Hospital Bill 1961 3 weeks ago:
They expect you to have the baby in a manger full of farm animals on a pile of hay, like Jesus’s mom.
- Comment on Ben swag... 3 weeks ago:
maklmor got that comup
- Comment on Viruses are millennia-old nanobots from ancient aliens that went astray over time with their corrupted replication-programming 3 weeks ago:
“Landing gear” is clanker for feet
- Comment on Viruses are millennia-old nanobots from ancient aliens that went astray over time with their corrupted replication-programming 3 weeks ago:
Learning these float and don’t walk around on their little tippy tap feet was a big disappointment.
- Comment on Transcribed text of Samantha Fulnecky's assignment, paper, and professor's comments 3 weeks ago:
The article discussed peers using teasing as a way to enforce gender norms. I do not necessarily see this as a problem.
She is clearly fine with everyone making fun of her and teasing her about how backwards she is.
so many people trying to conform to the same mundane opinion, so they do not step on people’s toes. I think that is a cowardly and insincere way to live. It is important to use the freedom of speech we have been given in this country
And please don’t hold back out of politeness, you insincere coward.
- Comment on Visa says AI will start shopping and paying for you in 2026 3 weeks ago:
Automatic debt creation engine. So are credit ratings irrelevant now?
- Comment on G-Assist is ‘real’: NVIDIA unveils NitroGen, open-source AI model that can play 1000+ games for you 3 weeks ago:
Why the fuck is AI always being applied to only parts of society that are fun?
- Comment on Some people prefer corn for some ungodly reason 3 weeks ago:
They’re talking about having standards
- Comment on It's just not something I could ever get behind 3 weeks ago:
Scallions and shallots all day. Regular onions are mid.
- Comment on Sir, they are attacking the whotilla 3 weeks ago:
Hot nog melts cane shill
- Comment on Love what you do 3 weeks ago:
The drive to extract profit makes us become resentful of having to do it. If it was a hobby, driven only by desire, it will never feel like work.
- Comment on China's banned memory-maker CXMT unveils surprising new chipmaking capabilities despite crushing US export restrictions — DDR5-8000 and LPDDR5X-10667 displayed 4 weeks ago:
Detach from the geopolitics - another way to make memory has been announced at a time when much of the technology and product has been tied up by massive global investments. This could help ease the current memory drought. Will it still be around after the AI bubble pops? This fabrication process could be like fracking - an expense only justified by the current high cost of supply. Is it worth investing in if the bubble pops and kills any gains, evaporating the money sunk into it? Does China and the 1% want to take the risk that this new fab process works and scales? That’s the real stakes.
- Comment on A challenge she is willing to accept 4 weeks ago:
Some folks are into it.
- Comment on BacK iN MY dAys 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Do it 4 weeks ago:
Aim for a billionaire next time and you get a saw named after you
