hoshikarakitaridia
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- Comment on Major Bing Bong 2 weeks ago:
So Bing Bong ended with a bang?
I apologize profusely for my bad taste in humor.
- Comment on It's calming (fiber art by Jamie Woodleigh) 2 weeks ago:
So true
- Comment on How can we convince Trump voters to NOT vote for Trump (or Vance) in the 2026 midterms and the 2028 election? 2 weeks ago:
The more I look into trump the more I see someone with no introspection, incredibly low emotional intelligence and an extreme need for attention and acceptance. He is being profoundly primal in his goals but he goes to extreme lengths to preserve a way to them. This is why I completely agree with you. His goal is incredibly primitive: to keep being the center of attention. He knows he can’t keep all his avenues open because he is losing “loyalty” and supporters; in government but also in his voting populus. His goal will never be to specifically kill Americans but he sure as hell doesn’t mind risking their lives for other goals, and he will grip and claw to preserve as much power in government as he can, using basically every tactic under the sun.
- Comment on Facial age checks are now required to chat with anyone on Roblox 4 weeks ago:
Roblox is so fucked up, this would at least be “some” hurdle. It’s the worst way to go about it, but at this point it’s better than nothing. I just hope this will not become standard. You know, for privacy reasons.
- Comment on really makes you think 4 weeks ago:
I could see that water being “neutral” on taste for most people is probably evolutionary. But I’m just speculating.
- Comment on People with no friends needs to get the fuck up over it 4 weeks ago:
I thought we were over this tough guy talk already.
You can live a depressing life where you tell yourself any emotion towards your current situation is not to be shown otherwise you are weak and you need to be strong.
Or you can also accept that life is complex, feelings are valid, we are social creatures, real mental health means being vulnerable and the strongest people are the ones that can be vulnerable.
You are complaining because people are vulnerable. You know what? That’s the most respectable shit, to talk about deep fears and strong feelings on camera, while those people know there’s some easily irritable people like you out there who “can’t stand the weak”.
I had so many opportunities in my life to become numb, choose to suck it up, never talk about things, maybe become violent or insane, but the hardest and most sensible choice was always to be vulnerable, and everyone who doesn’t have the guts to choose that is a different kind of weak. And because I am not like you I don’t hate weak people, I listen to them, I learn from them and help them improve likewise.
TL;DR that is one of the most ignorant takes I’ve heard in a while.
- Comment on Throw the baby out with the bathwater 5 weeks ago:
I empathize with that argument because it is reminiscent of family, but I still think some people need spirituality for their mental health. Turns out, when you think the world is less chaotic and more sorted out, it’s less exhausting to think about.
I get that it’s dangerous but especially in territories stricken with poverty you get swaths of people turning to religion, and I genuinely believe that’s because everyone wants to cling to something. And at some point I really do believe to live and let live. Specifically, when we don’t know for certain, why not let people speculate?
- Comment on Throw the baby out with the bathwater 5 weeks ago:
Science is for things we can prove, religion is for things we want to believe.
Why not use science when possible and religion when needed?
Everyone is free to believe in the funny old man controlling us and still accept that atoms exist.
These things are not mutually exclusive. And if they are to you, that’s probably because you’re a dick about it.
- Comment on Anyone want to co op split fiction for a couple hours with a slightly drunk partner? 5 weeks ago:
Man I’m so down to join a VC of lemmings.
- Comment on Day 530 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 weeks ago:
Did some digging and I found the unpaid labor scandal and one harassment claim. Nothing about sexual abuse and the harassment claim I was unable to corroborate.
Still bad though. What a sad story to a game with such potential. Really irks me.
- Comment on Day 530 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 weeks ago:
Abusive development?
- Comment on Day 530 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 weeks ago:
So Happy you are playing this. Absolutely underrated game.
Unfortunately it changed so much that plays very different than it used to - it’s way more story now and I liked how open it was before.
- Comment on What unique thing bothers you about politics in general? 1 month ago:
To me it’s the fighting. I know the intolerance paradox well, but the extreme polarization keeps sizzling up in meaningless ideological fights. If politics was boring again and we’d look at what laws do and whether we want them, we’d all be more productive.
I do not care for things that suck, I only care when can also change them. And this I have learned to withdraw from the things I can’t change. I would do a lot if my life had an impact on Gaza, Ukraine or anything else, but until I get there, I need to remember that I also need to keep myself happy and engaged. I learn things and make things, and when I can vote I’ll vote again, and when there’s a big protest I’ll join. This way I escape depression and retain my will to live.
- Comment on Firefox dev clarifies there will be an AI 'kill switch' 1 month ago:
Yeah I’m not touching Firefox. Will stick to Librewolf.
- Comment on YSK that Elena Kostyuchenko is an extraordinarily brave woman. 1 month ago:
I get what you mean but I really don’t mind this post. I didn’t know her, and now I do, and I think that’s cool.
- Comment on 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽 1 month ago:
Damn
- Comment on Framework greatly expand their open source event and Linux distribution sponsorships 1 month ago:
Actually a great os.
- Comment on Elon Musk, doing Elon Musk things. 1 month ago:
Hard disagree. There is not way to reasonably look at him doing that Nazi salute and come away with any benefit of the doubt. He does it without ambiguity, 2 times in between talking daily about fascist ideas.
This behavior requires the mens rea of a fascist. He is a fascist. It’s quite rare that things are this clear, but the more you look at the context, the less ambiguity there is.
- Comment on Russia bans Roblox, with state censor accusing it of spreading "LGBT propaganda" and "justifying terrorism" 2 months ago:
He a little confused but he got the spirit
- Comment on Chimes 2 months ago:
Wiener Acoustic
- Comment on Guidance for Noob? (Synching vs Nextcloud, Immich, Tailscale) 2 months ago:
Dumb question: my bitwarden browser plugin doesn’t work properly of my Vaultwarden doesn’t run https. Right now I’m exposing it under subdomain with self-cert in nginx proxy manager. Could I switch over to using my Headscale with “tailscale serve”? Does this work and can I use it https in that way?
- Comment on GPU prices are coming to earth just as RAM costs shoot into the stratosphere - Ars Technica 2 months ago:
This is exactly the reason I’m about to order a dell poweredge r630 with Intel xeon 2680 v4 from alibaba.
Also I’ve never ordered from alibaba before so we’ll see if I get scammed xd
- Comment on The reason women cover their drinks 2 months ago:
Hello grok, please generate an image of corrupt lawyers.
- Comment on EA says 98% of Battlefield 6 matches have been cheater free thanks to tough security 2 months ago:
Can we not just dunk on random people who are just enjoying themselves? I don’t like secure boot either for a plethora of reasons but yucking someone’s yum is peak reddit behavior.
- Comment on GPU prices are coming to earth just as RAM costs shoot into the stratosphere - Ars Technica 2 months ago:
Damn
Yeah used ram is probably where it’s at. Maybe you get them used later on from data centers…
- Comment on GPU prices are coming to earth just as RAM costs shoot into the stratosphere - Ars Technica 2 months ago:
I always thought using ddr5 average speeds with like 64gb in sticks on consumer boards is passable. Not great, but passable.
- Comment on GPU prices are coming to earth just as RAM costs shoot into the stratosphere - Ars Technica 2 months ago:
AI or servers probably. I have 40gb and that’s what I would need more ram for.
I’m still salty because I had the idea of going cpu & ram sticks for AI inference literally days before the big AI companies. And my stupid ass didn’t buy them in time before the prices skyrocketed. Fuck me I guess.
- Comment on Have clankers visited my blog one hundred twenty-one sexagintillion eight hundred ten novemquinquagintillion times so far in November?? 2 months ago:
Fucking hell.
Yeah and that’s why people are using cloudflare so much.
- Comment on So anyway I kept posting... 2 months ago:
Allegedly is funny. Strongmen always look like that because of you muscular enough your posture changes. Look up Eddie Hall and you get what I mean. You’re free to not find that attractive but this posture doesn’t mean his muscles are fake, so saying “allegedly” is very odd.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Responsible disclosure.