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- Comment on Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panic 8 hours ago:
Trust me bro
- Comment on Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panic 9 hours ago:
I just have friends send me memes to my clamshell flip phone through SMS
- Comment on Sergey Brin says AGI is within reach if Googlers work 60-hour weeks 9 hours ago:
I bet it would happen faster if this guy was fired.
- Comment on Sergey Brin says AGI is within reach if Googlers work 60-hour weeks 9 hours ago:
Bloody Mary’s are back on the menu!
- Comment on Google’s ‘Secret’ Update Scans All Your Photos 10 hours ago:
I didn’t see it anywhere on my phone but ill look into it more after work. Thanks for the heads up.
- Comment on YSK: Gas stoves cause cancer 10 hours ago:
Since this is the stove thread:
I had a pot of salt water overflow from boiling on a electric stove and now there is this tough ring of residue around the burner caked on and it won’t scrub off. Is using a razor blade to scrape it off really the only option?
I’m worried I will scratch the stove top and the landleech will have an excuse to steal my security deposit.
- Comment on Meow 10 hours ago:
Now playing Vision Video - I Love Cats
- Comment on Every Country That Has Their Own Lemmy Instance 3 days ago:
Dictatorship of the proletariat, sure. But not for long IMO.
- Comment on The science is divided 4 days ago:
Oh the inside?
- Comment on Valve adds "all the Team Fortress 2 client and server game code" to its Source mod tools, letting modders "build completely new games based on TF2" and publish them on Steam 5 days ago:
Science and industry.
There are some discords where people play HL1 mods once a week.
- Comment on I knew it 1 week ago:
Aren’t homosexuals really good at dancing?
- Comment on Next week, Amazon is stripping away your ability to download your ebooks. 1 week ago:
Book burning
- Comment on Why hasn't the deep state stopped trump? 1 week ago:
Capitalism
- Comment on So, is the USA screwed? 1 week ago:
Slavery is legal in prisons, we built a circus tent.
Clown country
- Comment on So, is the USA screwed? 1 week ago:
The fact that Trump is so popular shows that he’s just the symptom of a deeper, possibly terminal disease.
Capitalism
- Comment on How was your valentines day weekend? 1 week ago:
Try frozen pizzas sometime
- Comment on How important is flirting within the dating scene? 1 week ago:
You exchange dick pics on adam4adam and figure out where to hook up. Pretty straight forward imo
- Comment on please punish me 1 week ago:
Are the straights okay?
- Comment on GOP Proposes $4.5 Trillion Tax Giveaway to the Rich While 'Ransacking' Food Stamps and Medicaid 2 weeks ago:
Dehumanization? Sounds like something republicans would do.
- Comment on It'll happen to you! 2 weeks ago:
It’s a woke poster. /$
- Comment on Bad UX is keeping the majority of people away from Lemmy 2 weeks ago:
You don’t even have to sign up to view posts or comments.
- Comment on Yeah, let's stop with this "don't judge people for their poiltics" bullshit 2 weeks ago:
The above comment was a knee-jerk “okay tankie” comment.
- Comment on Yeah, let's stop with this "don't judge people for their poiltics" bullshit 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Eatin’ on the roof 2 weeks ago:
You had a really runny poop and you’ve been walking all day and everything is chaffed and you can smell your BO mixed with burnt gun powder when the winter breeze blows through the roof.
- Comment on Speaking honestly, what has to happen for you personally to take to the street in protest of the current administration. 2 weeks ago:
I volunteer to be the barrier troops for the 1%ers, politicians, landlords, and employers. They should all drafted for front line combat. It’s their nation after all. Not mine, which is painfully obvious as I am forced to be exploited by all of these people for the privilege of living in their country
I just want them to be good patriots and for them to die for their country. No retreat!
I’ve heard each CEO is worth 500+ times the amount of working class people. Shouldnt need to many of those super soldiers to win every battle right?
- Comment on Speaking honestly, what has to happen for you personally to take to the street in protest of the current administration. 2 weeks ago:
All he did was empower corporations to become more corrupt.
Oh whatever. They didn’t need an excuse to be that way.
- Comment on What's up with lemmit.online? 2 weeks ago:
Based
- Comment on Marvel Rivals Developer Backtracks on Controversial Mid-Season Rank Reset 2 weeks ago:
Diminishing returns on heals if more then one healer is healing the same target
- Comment on ENHANCE 2 weeks ago:
I don’t see how any amount of zoom is going to see past my ultragigagigantic beer belly.
- Comment on no words, much feelings 2 weeks ago:
"They have monopolized everything that it is possible to monopolize; they have got the whole earth, the minerals in the earth and the streams that water the earth. The only reason they have not monopolized the daylight and the air is that it is not possible to do it. If it were possible to construct huge gasometers and to draw together and compress within them the whole of the atmosphere, it would have been done long ago, and we should have been compelled to work for them in order to get money to buy air to breathe. And if that seemingly impossible thing were accomplished tomorrow, you would see thousands of people dying for want of air – or of the money to buy it – even as now thousands are dying for want of the other necessities of life. You would see people going about gasping for breath, and telling each other that the likes of them could not expect to have air to breathe unless the had the money to pay for it. Most of you here, for instance, would think and say so. Even as you think at present that it’s right for so few people to own the Earth, the Minerals and the Water, which are all just as necessary as is the air. In exactly the same spirit as you now say: “It’s Their Land,” “It’s Their Water,” “It’s Their Coal,” “It’s Their Iron,” so you would say “It’s Their Air,” “These are their gasometers, and what right have the likes of us to expect them to allow us to breathe for nothing?” And even while he is doing this the air monopolist will be preaching sermons on the Brotherhood of Man; he will be dispensing advice on “Christian Duty” in the Sunday magazines; he will give utterance to numerous more or less moral maxims for the guidance of the young. And meantime, all around, people will be dying for want of some of the air that he will have bottled up in his gasometers. And when you are all dragging out a miserable existence, gasping for breath or dying for want of air, if one of your number suggests smashing a hole in the side of one of the gasometers, you will all fall upon him in the name of law and order, and after doing your best to tear him limb from limb, you’ll drag him, covered with blood, in triumph to the nearest Police Station and deliver him up to “justice” in the hope of being given a few half-pounds of air for your trouble.’
Robert Tressell, The Ragged-Trousered Philathropists (1914) | Ch 15