AllNewTypeFace
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- Comment on There Have Been Times I Liked The Villain Dynamics Better 3 weeks ago:
Also, villains are often coded as minorities, whereas the heroes are basically the mainstream.
- Comment on There Have Been Times I Liked The Villain Dynamics Better 3 weeks ago:
That’s basically Inspirational Skeletor.
- Comment on Do all conservatives hate immigrants? Do I HAVE to hate immigrants if I want to be a real conservative? 3 weeks ago:
You can have a few immigrants to not hate, as long as they’re from a symbolically useful group like white South African farmers fleeing “white genocide” or (if you’re cautious) anti-communist Cubans.
- Comment on Petition Apply for the UK to join the European Union as a full member as soon as possible 3 weeks ago:
As a British citizen, I hope that they are accepted, without any of the special concessions Thatcher handbagged out of Delors, and with the proviso that they adopt the Euro and enter the Schengen zone.
- Comment on Is it possible to eat a toxic amount of culinary herbs/spices? 3 weeks ago:
That’s probably why it’s still legal
- Comment on US Ends Support for Ukrainian F-16s, But French Mirages Will Be Salvation – Forbes 3 weeks ago:
I wonder if Ukraine’s European allies (France, the UK, and such) could provide non-US replacements for the EW pods, and whether hacking those into a F-16 would be harder than getting a Soviet-era MiG to fire NATO missiles (which Ukraine successfully did before it got the F-16s). If that would be doable, it’d be cheaper than replacing the F-16s
- Comment on Democratic 'frontrunner' for 2028 goes after his own party for not clapping during Trump's speech 4 weeks ago:
So they’re doubling down on the Blue Maga strategy?
- Comment on "Eat the rich" is verboten 4 weeks ago:
They could lean into sarcasm:“don’t forget to tip your landlord”. Or just Koalang it, coming up with an ever-shifting system of allegorical cowards (“green Mario” could probably last for a week or so before the river crabs catch on).
- Comment on Poland seeks access to nuclear arms and looks to build half-million-man army 4 weeks ago:
Given the cards geopolitics has dealt them, it’s entirely understandable.
They’d also want to supplement those F-35s with something whoever’s in the Whitehouse can’t remotely brick, though.
- Comment on What's the best way for Elon to remove the parasite class? 🤔 4 weeks ago:
I heard drinking bleach will do it
- Comment on Guys... I just got a new spam! It is so exiting 4 weeks ago:
Exiting from consensus reality?
- Comment on The USA has effectively disconnected HIMARS for Ukraine, halting the exchange of intelligence data 4 weeks ago:
The best thing Ukraine may be able to do is destroy them so that Russia can’t use them against Ukrainian targets
- Comment on Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg talks succession — ‘I don’t want to pass it to a committee’ 4 weeks ago:
Does he have a large adult failson he could parachute into the position?
- Comment on Nobody Wants a Nazi Electric Car 4 weeks ago:
Musk is neither a Tesla nor an Edison; he is a Barnum.
- Comment on Elon Musk survives as fellow of Royal Society despite anger among scientists 4 weeks ago:
Musk always wins.
- Comment on EA open sourced parts some games like Command and Conquer 4 weeks ago:
I wonder how hard it would be to make some minimal placeholder resources/assets, sufficient to build the game and for it to run, even if it won’t look good or be particularly playable.
- Comment on [Satire] Graffiti vandal splits infinitive in latest anti-semantic attack 5 weeks ago:
The idea that splitting infinitives is wrong comes from an 18th-century fad of treating English grammar as if it were Latin, to demonstrate that one had been educated in Latin and wasn’t just a common peasant. English is a Germanic language and its infinitives are made to be splittable where it helps expression. If you avoid doing so, your sentences will have a noticeable formal stiffness to them, which may ease your acceptance among the 18th-century gentry, though these days will just look awkward and archaic.
In any case, it has little to do with semantics. Actual anti-semantic graffiti would probably be more like Dadaist tone poems or William S. Burroughs’ cut-up technique. Or, these days, AI slop.
- Comment on Can't have those children we force you to have be able to eat now can we? 5 weeks ago:
Hey, if the Invisible Hand Of The Free Market wants those kids dead, it would be blasphemy to interfere with that.
- Comment on How North Korea pulled off a $1.5 billion crypto heist—the biggest in history 5 weeks ago:
What proportion of their GDP is that?
- Comment on Can I still consider myself a “young woman” after I turn 24? I turn 24 in March (next month). 5 weeks ago:
And a decade or so before your targeted ads switch from fast fashion, adventure holidays and entertainment to things like lawn care products and orthopedic footwear.
- Comment on The science is divided 5 weeks ago:
To be fair, until you can see both sides of each horse, that technically doesn’t disprove it
- Comment on The Humane Ai Pin Will Become E-Waste Next Week 1 month ago:
People have jailbroken the Car Thing and are using them to control home automation/media playback and display information.
- Comment on The Humane Ai Pin Will Become E-Waste Next Week 1 month ago:
I’m guessing that, unlike the Spotify Car Thing, there’s no conceivably useful application a jailbroken one of these could be repurposed for.
- Comment on How to Flirt? 1 month ago:
Surely it’d be something like “which is your favourite Shrek movie to goon to?”
- Comment on St Pancras plans for direct trains from UK to Germany 1 month ago:
That will depend on there being railway stations in Germany with spare platforms that can be walled off and space for UK immigration/customs facilities. If I recall correctly, the ones close enough to be within a competitively short journey from the UK (Cologne, Frankfurt and such) don’t have this kind of space, and the nearest ones that could be used are inconveniently far away.
The other option is to march everyone off the train at Calais and do immigration there, but that would add an extra hour or two to the journey, along with considerable annoyance.
- Comment on Not only is Substack right-wing broligarchy garbage, it's way more expensive than Ghost 1 month ago:
Someone needs to tell Carole Cadwallader to move her resistance headquarters out of the Nazi bar. There are a lot of people who’d subscribe to her journalism if it didn’t also involve funding the enemy.
- Comment on Pope funeral 'is being rehearsed': Swiss Guard 'prepare for pontiff's death after the 88-year-old warned 'I may not survive' pneumonia 1 month ago:
I wonder if the guy who registered popesfuneral.com during the last years of John Paul II’s papacy has held onto it.
- Comment on US won't withdraw forces from Europe, Trump envoy assures Poland 1 month ago:
US troops in Poland will, however, join Russian and Belarusian troops in joint exercises “for ensuring the security and stability of Europe”.
- Comment on Revealed: The Tommy Robinson Supporters Network With Links to Neo-Nazi Groups and a Library of Terrorism Manuals 1 month ago:
Tommy Robinson supporters in Nazi shocker!
- Comment on The death of capital letters: why gen Z loves lowercase 1 month ago:
Every generation thinks it invented writing in all lowercase.