DrDystopia
@DrDystopia@lemy.lol
Doc D’s prescription: Two memes, one shitpost and don’t call me in the morning.
- Comment on If you think sneezing is rough, just imagine if you had anal hiccups.. 3 hours ago:
I once met a girl who could relax her asshole, suck in air and fart on command. It was her party trick. I was impressed.
- Comment on The trauma. The terror. The humanity!!!1!!1! 17 hours ago:
They don’t know, you don’t think so. I think… This exemplifies how absurd this
shitsandwich show is. - Comment on To the rapidly aging person reading this: GameFAQs is 30 years old, and people are sharing their memories of the venerable guide hub 17 hours ago:
- I need help with Final Fantasy 7.
Buddy recommends this site I’ve not heard about, Game Facks.
It did not contain game FAQ’s.
Also, whitehouse.com, as was the style of the time.
- Comment on turing completeness 17 hours ago:
Probably not. He seemed to take the initiative in life quite often.
That’s not how it works, at least not in my experience…
- Comment on Are platforms like reddit just "internet noise" and bots or just genuinely the darkest parts of humanity? 17 hours ago:
What you consider to be civil, thoughtful and graceful I might consider barbaric, thoughtless and brutish.
This goes for every statement of yours that entails some sort of objective threshold beyond the argument that those who speaks the loudest are often the ones that are heard the most.
I’m sure we have opposing views on some subjects and I maintain that I might have spent more time reflecting on them than you. Does that mean that you are wrong and I am right? Or perhaps that we reflect on things in different light, inevetably ending up with different conclusions - Both equally valid?
After reflecting on the topic of subjective world views for quite some time, I feel I can confidently hold the latter opinion.
- Comment on Are platforms like reddit just "internet noise" and bots or just genuinely the darkest parts of humanity? 17 hours ago:
maybe its just me, but directly opposes human conscience, I am not exactly sure how can you cheer genocide when you actively see people suffering who are trapped in such situations
Considering the amounts of war and genocides, both in the current era with “modern” sensibility, not to mention historical atrocities…
You’re in the minority for sure.
- Comment on Are platforms like reddit just "internet noise" and bots or just genuinely the darkest parts of humanity? 17 hours ago:
you have a belief system and from that belief system, they look insane to you, but also vice versa.
Everybody is somebody else’s fucking idiot.
- Comment on No Way 1 day ago:
That’s closer to all than none!
- Comment on There Comes A Time Where You Gotta Make A Choice 2 days ago:
Poop like you mean it!
- Comment on lemmit.online 3 days ago:
Because the admin has to host all that content, which I imagine contains 0.01% interesting stuff for less than 1% of the users.
Last time I ran a Lemmy instance I used like 300GB in a few weeks and that was just by firehosing ALL Lemmy posts. Storage gets bloated fast unless the admin actively implements hacks, like not caching media content. But that kind of defeats the purpose of federation IMO.
- Comment on Boeing won't face criminal charge over 737 Max crashes that killed hundreds of people 3 days ago:
No but they can buy tickets to Airbuses. Low price carrier where I’m at has both. When booking I simply ask for an Airbus flight and decline any offer of hopping aboard a Boeing.
If nothing is available I’ll either wait for a later flight, not go at all or book a regular priced flight at a competitor offering Airbus.
Only exception is in emergencies.
- Comment on The Palantir Stare aka The Thiel Razzle 5 days ago:
Oh god he’s looking to the side but I can feel him staring straight into my browser history.
- Comment on The Palantir Stare aka The Thiel Razzle 5 days ago:
Those involuntarily without freedom.
- Comment on Under the hood: How Firefox suggests tab groups with local AI | The Mozilla Blog 5 days ago:
That’s fair, though my experience is almost directly the opposite of you when it comes to page rendering and fingerprinting. I do miss the video player pop-out though.
- Comment on Under the hood: How Firefox suggests tab groups with local AI | The Mozilla Blog 5 days ago:
I’m not satisfied with merely disabling, I want it gone. I’m not satisfied with having to edit flags to disable it.
I have not seen a single case of FF outperforming or providing a better experience on desktop compared to other browsers.
- Comment on Under the hood: How Firefox suggests tab groups with local AI | The Mozilla Blog 5 days ago:
What a nightmare Firefox has become, my experience going to a bog-standard de-googled chromium browser has shown me truly how much I’ve given up all in the name of open standards and free software. After roughly 20 years with Firefox I don’t think I’m ever coming back. The decline is accelerating.
- Comment on I love fucking pasta 5 days ago:
Sigh, fine. Time to cook.
- Comment on Anti-trafficking campaigner welcomes UK ban on strangulation in pornography 5 days ago:
Oh, so now people will use their genitals instead of their hands to do the exact same thing. It’s designer drugs all over again, banned and changed slightly so it’s legal until a new ban arrives then it’s changed slightly so it’s legal until…
- Comment on Words to live by 5 days ago:
My trick is to only have ugly friends.
- Comment on I love fucking pasta 5 days ago:
Fucking clickbait, which type is it?
- Comment on This is exactly what it feels like to watch some ads with motivational slogan, by some company who want just to sell you useless shit. 6 days ago:
"I have a dream…"
- Freddie Mercury
- Comment on How Google Tracks and Scans Everything on Your Android Device 6 days ago:
Let me install some software on your devices and I’ll show you how to track searches without operating a search engine.
- Comment on Honk 1 week ago:
Then a clown horn is definitively for you!
- Comment on Y'all seem to have lost track of the correct response to people crying about dead baddies 1 week ago:
- Comment on Honk 1 week ago:
There’s dedicated horns for clowns in traffic, friend.
- Comment on It's Time 1 week ago:
I looked at a picture taken 20 years ago and she still looked as young as 20 years ago in it.
- Comment on You can stop Microsoft users from sending 'reactions' to your email by adding a "x-ms-reactions: disallow" header 1 week ago:
DrDystopia added a ‘heart’ to your message “Wait, are you saying that there is a way to opt out of those?”.
🤢
- Comment on Server notifications on fedi 1 week ago:
Fedi doesn’t support secure communication, that’s why (the last time I dove into the subject) lemmy has a profile field for yer Matrix account. Encrypted communication. Mails are usually hosted on “reputable” services and has some sort of privacy agreement, something I’ve yet to see on a fedi site.
And if you think of lemmy or mastodon as a communication service rather than a publishing platform, you’re probably being spied on more than you expect.
Fedi logins would require an account backend, which is quite a way aways from the fediverse as far as I know. Not to mention it would require a stable, permanent fedi provider with absolute trust.
For a simple e-mail server you could use a server management suite like YunoHost, comes with a working mail server right out of the box. For only recieving registration mails and notification you wouldn’t even have to mess with online spam filters due to not being GAFAM.
Someone mentioned UnifiedPUSH, which is nice but has very limited platform support at the moment as it has to be added to every single site and app. As far as I know it also sends notifications only using transport encryption so the server admin would have access to your notifications. Better to self-host, best to self-host at home on your own hardware.
- Comment on Google confirms AI search will have ads, but they may look different 1 week ago:
It’s going to be subliminal messaging and hidden vpsychological programming in the chat bot replies, isn’t it?
- Comment on Best wishes 1 week ago:
smacking her very hard
“Scientists baffled as octopus strike fish for no other apparent reason than ‘spite’.”