RamenJunkie
@RamenJunkie@midwest.social
- Comment on Left: hard boiled, Right: scrambled 1 month ago:
This contrast elimimates all arguments about ScarJo Major since the movie Major is technically jist as inaccurate.
- Comment on FCC grants approval for sun-reflecting space mirror that's been widely criticized by astronomers 1 month ago:
Why are they so fucking obsessed with stealing names from LotR?
- Comment on The best answer to "when did Star Trek get woke?" 2 months ago:
Discovery isn’t a bad show, but Discovery is TERRIBLE Star Trek. Not because its “woke” but because it acrively goes out of its way to eschew most of the tropes that make Trek what it is, the most egregious being the Spore Drive and instant travel. Academy was a much better Trek show than Discovery, to compare the two modern “futuristic” shows.
- Comment on The Intricate history of Camel Semen extraction wasn’t really something I expected to dedicate my weekend to… 2 months ago:
Yeah, my thought was “Man camels fuck so slowly thst poor dude has to live inside the fake camel.”
- Comment on The end of uBlock Origin in Chrome is now weeks away, not months 2 months ago:
Yeah, people call me stupid, but I have been complaining for a while about Google using its market power to bully standards that only benefit itself.
The one I got flac a lot for was the https thing. Like yes, https is good, but it also ads an often unneeded layer of complexity for small time web stuff. It also makes it slight a pain for local stuff since you can’t https an IP, it needs a domain.
On top of that, it harms one of Google’s main ad/tracking xompetitors, ISPs. Now, we can debate if tracking is good or not (its really not), but beside that point, Google has a zillion other ways to track you, ISPs, less so, they are not embedding tracking pixels and shit or backdooring your browser history. And Google gets to kneecap them by penalising anyone not using https.
They tried to do the same thing to other competition by pushing to kill cookies, but backed off. Once again, is tracking good or bad? Not the debate here. But Google tracks you other ways, many of their competitors in the ad space use cookies. Or track traffix on their networks (ISPs).
Tracking good or bad is debatable, but lack of competition in pretty much anyspace is bad.
- Comment on Karim Diané Gets Support From George Takei For Playing Star Trek’s First Gay Klingon 6 months ago:
What aboit the masterpiece where the babies shoot asteroids over and over?