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- Comment on Finland | Minister: "Burkas and niqabs are not suitable for school" 1 week ago:
you can have a tip
- Comment on Finland | Minister: "Burkas and niqabs are not suitable for school" 1 week ago:
Figuring out answers to essential questions is personal experience. Forcing dogmas written by long dead horny men is religion to give cookie cutter answers to such questions is religion.
- Comment on Finland | Minister: "Burkas and niqabs are not suitable for school" 1 week ago:
This puts a lot of pressure on Muslim girls and places them in a further disadvantaged position compared to not only Christians, but even to Muslim boys.
Also, while Finnish schools are expected maintain confessional neutrality, display of a cross somehow doesn’t count.
Fuck religion. Embrace personal experience over dogmatic teachings.
- Comment on Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery 2 weeks ago:
Just what I needed, ty
- Comment on anyone have personal experience with industrial tourism? 2 weeks ago:
In Germany, Thuringia is a traditional glass making region. My buddy used to work there and brought us to a factory molding various flasks and little bottles. It had a tourist gangway where you could see the whole process from molten glass pouring out of the oven and down to cooling the flasks. Cool as fuck.
- Comment on Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery 2 weeks ago:
A space for vanilla ff experience extension, sort of like sanemacs?
- Comment on ChatGPT users shocked to learn their chats were in Google search results 2 weeks ago:
Here’s a crazy idea, this checkbox was vibe coded in the ChatGPT’s frontend.
- Comment on The EU still wants to scan all your chats – and the rules could come into force by October 2025 2 weeks ago:
Speaking of Garum, it’s an interesting thing.
- Comment on OP cleans his fridge 2 weeks ago:
Refrigerator cancer. Burn it with fire, sorry for your loss.
- Comment on The EU still wants to scan all your chats – and the rules could come into force by October 2025 2 weeks ago:
Garum is Roman. Oiled goatfuckers were Greek.
- Comment on Are you so young that you have never been in a car with one of these? 3 weeks ago:
I did it once back in '96 I think I’m a friend’s car that was a vomit of a post soviet auto industry. And then did it again few months ago while explaining what’s that thing in our VW golf to my kid.
- Comment on Cheat Codes Activated 4 weeks ago:
I understood only letters
- Comment on Cheat Codes Activated 4 weeks ago:
Where’s your startup to deliver AI managed alcohol IV microdosing
- Comment on Cheat Codes Activated 4 weeks ago:
5 beers/hour is pacing yourself? My man you are an anxious alcoholic.
- Comment on twitter 4 weeks ago:
2023 in 2025 (ಠ_ಠ)
- Comment on I can fix her 1 month ago:
How about not putting your dick in crazy?
- Comment on Damn 1 month ago:
So it’s all about marketing your flesh bag to the highest bidder? Ah so ironic.
- Comment on Damn 1 month ago:
That’s exactly not what I said but you do you
- Comment on Damn 1 month ago:
I would challenge the statement that half meter long nails and three liters of Botox and fillers in one face are far beyond the ‘self fulfillment’ and is rather a (very, very bad) marketing attempt.
If you decide to use your last money to stroke own ego and look like a porn star, that’s on you.
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2 is now in preproduction, CD Projekt says 2 months ago:
Maybe about time for me so start the first.
- Comment on venomous 2 months ago:
Finally a legit reason too post a sign about speleodontidae: youtu.be/m6xwePOoan8
- Comment on When you see danger coming 3 months ago:
Agree, but also the nature will find the way 🥰
- Comment on When you see danger coming 3 months ago:
Reposting my old comment
Here’s a thing I often think about.Somewhen long, long time ago trees existed, but there were no microorganisms or fungi which could break apart wood, so for some 60 millions of years land was littered with unrotten trees.Until these microorganisms and fungi came into existence and started to feast. That event made wood a perishable material, and people now have to treat wood in different ways in order to show down its decay.Currently, humanity relies on plastics. And one large advantage of plastics is that they are, well, effectively non perishable. At the same time, humanity actively creates microorganisms that would be able to do what nature learned to do to wood.If Michael Crichton taught us anything, it’s the impossibility of containing such organisms in the lab. So I think it’s fairly reasonable to say that humanity will face with natural plastic rot within the next hundred years.Am I mad?Can you imagine challenges that will bring? Think checking every plastic bit of an airplane? A car? A ship?
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
There’s a fantastic documentary by Adam Curtis, called “I can’t get you out of my head”. It explores specifically the transition from the ‘then’ system of thinking to, well, now. It’s long but give it a watch.
- Comment on Kindle Is Making It Harder to Switch to Rival eReader Brands. 5 months ago:
Better reader, PDFs with reflow.
- Comment on Kindle Is Making It Harder to Switch to Rival eReader Brands. 5 months ago:
Please pass out forward: all Kindles can now be jailbroken
- Comment on rollin' deep 8 months ago:
Been there done that, in a moshpit while Brujeria were blasting Brujerismo. Ahh what a memory.
- Comment on Mushrooms 9 months ago:
Few weeks ago I read up on A. Muscaria, picked up a couple of them, decarboxydized them in an oven and drank tea with 4g of (poorly) dried mushroom. 3 days before sleep.
Holy mother of fungi, it’s like having an antidepressant that, you know, works. Deep sleep duration increased from 10 to 19%. Walking up in the morning felt normal. Weed consumption dropped roughly by half.
Only after three evenings, effects are felt four days after, although waining.
I’m just a noise on the Internet, my words are worth nothing. But read up on the mushroom, it’s definitely something different from what people think it is.