GrymEdm
@GrymEdm@lemmy.world
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- "I almost wish he was looking up illegal stuff because it would make my workday so much more interesting."lemmy.world ↗Submitted 2 weeks ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on KHAAAANNNNN!!! 2 weeks ago:
Can I get a courtesy indictment?
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- Comment on SpidermanMyBack.jpg 2 weeks ago:
His sciatica is most illogical.
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- Comment on It's called "social jet lag". Yes I know about sleep hygiene. 2 weeks ago:
The convo I got the template from said “Uma musume pretty derby”. Just a disclaimer, I have no clue if that’s true as I rarely watch anime.
- Comment on What a deal! 2 weeks ago:
I had to look twice.
- Comment on It's called "social jet lag". Yes I know about sleep hygiene. 2 weeks ago:
Super interesting, and thanks for the sources :)
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- Comment on Escape From Tarkov studio boss says he "did not foresee" players would get mad about charging extra for PvE 2 weeks ago:
Given the recent solar eclipse, I’m reminded of the people who stared directly at the sun and found it to be dangerously bright.
- Comment on Bill Nye Explaining Exothermic Reactions to Science Deniers 2 weeks ago:
I have previously wondered what scientists like Nile from the YouTube channels NileRed and NileBlue or Styropyro could do if they wanted to. Nile is a chemist does things like turning plastic gloves into hot sauce and in some of his videos he’ll be making an intermediary chemical and say stuff like, “If I drop this we all die”. Styropyro is legitimately like a mad scientist without the evil, and deals mainly with huge amounts of electricity and military-grade laser builds.
- Comment on Bill Nye Explaining Exothermic Reactions to Science Deniers 2 weeks ago:
It’s probably Photoshop or something similar. There are a bunch of them based off a pic from that time.
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- Comment on I fell into a burning ring of fire 2 weeks ago:
I wiped down, down, down and the flames went higher. And it burns, burns, burns - the ring of fire. The ring of fire.
- Comment on The miracle of childbirth 2 weeks ago:
“Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?”
― Epicurus - Comment on The miracle of childbirth 2 weeks ago:
It’s one of my go-to arguments against intelligent design.
- Comment on As a long-time user hearing YouTube wants to play ads when I pause a video 2 weeks ago:
That’s an unexpectedly poetic and melancholic way of portraying some lamentable decisions.
- Comment on I like this text. In which Lemmy community can I best share it ? Thanks. 2 weeks ago:
I can think of two fairly active potential homes for that content: Showerthoughts, which is for random trains of thought that you think others might relate to. Lemmy Be Wholesome is for content that you feel elevates people’s moods, is supportive, shares good vibes and so on.
- Comment on I fell into a burning ring of fire 2 weeks ago:
“If left in place for too long, it can produce first-degree burns to the skin.” Oof, beats menthol body wash that’s for sure!
- Comment on As a long-time user hearing YouTube wants to play ads when I pause a video 2 weeks ago:
I actually had trouble finding that out. It’s apparently a closely-guarded secret according to some tech websites. I do have this chart that says since 2017 YouTube ad revenue has been 7-11% of Google’s total revenue but I don’t know if that = profit.
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- Comment on Totally cool and totally legal 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Surprised no one has noticed yet 3 weeks ago:
The only explanation that makes sense to me is that TikTok is being targeted because it’s teaching people to criticize their governments. It’s a source of news that can’t be controlled and that’s dangerous. The bill isn’t about changing TikTok’s short-form format or restricting access to user’s data - it’s about moving it’s into the US for the sake of control or killing their influence if that won’t happen.
Arguments about mental health and data safety fall completely flat for me when so many other companies, apps, and governments are left alone in spite of the same problems. Social media, ads, video games, etc. are all deliberately designed to be addictive. Big companies like Google and Facebook/Meta have a business model of collecting data and “sharing” it with others. Governments collect data without protections like warrants all the time, and that includes the US. If mental health, privacy, and data safety were really the issues that motivated lawmakers we’d be seeing much more general protections as opposed to targeting one company.
- Comment on Either that, or how this would present investment opportunity for the savvy 3 weeks ago:
Hell is here and it’s run by Jeff Bezos:
- Comment on I am the thing that goes *thump* 'Fuck!' in the night 3 weeks ago:
“I’d love for you to meet our interior designer, Mr. M. C. Escher”:
- Comment on stegosaurus 3 weeks ago: