altkey
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- Comment on Disturbed 19 hours ago:
It’s not Disturbed, it’s Distributed.
- Comment on Millions of websites to get 'game-changing' AI bot blocker 1 day ago:
It’s OurFlare, comrade.
- Comment on And you still don't believe in God? 1 day ago:
But would Jesus complain if there was a mistake in his order, would he swap it himself or just let it be?
- Comment on Netflix teams up with NASA to show live rocket launches and spacewalks 3 days ago:
Next headline: Climate Scientists Stroke a Deal With McDonalds to Get Their Research Funded.
(it didn’t hurt them since the most of the world in their graphs marked as red and yellow zones anyway, and the clown in the background fit it nicely)
- Comment on Israeli attack on Iranian prison killed 71 people: Spokesman 4 days ago:
Prison is a place where state contains its’ undesirables. Breaching of contamination leads to a headache for said state. Bombing prisoners can be mentally outgymnasticed to be less attrocious than bombing other civilians.
- Comment on AI is learning to lie, scheme, and threaten its creators 5 days ago:
While these articles do create noise around nothingburgers like these, I feel troubled that this unreliable autocorrection suite may be and is given control over other systems with little to no oversight.
- Comment on Iran’s internet blackout left people in the dark. How does a country shut down the internet? 1 week ago:
Probably easier to do rather than laying your line through different jurisdictions and plots of someone’s property.
- Comment on What's up with all the moth memes? 1 week ago:
One person collected\created a ton of them and started to post them in droves to set a trend other would follow for a while. While the amount of them is moderate by reddit standards, smaller Lemmy userbase and it’s c/shitpost community got quite overwhelmed with that, up to the point you can’t scroll for a minute without seeing another moth meme. People got divided over the mothposting as you can see in that thread, with some choosing to ban\downvote\report them arguing they aren’t fun, too numerous and are mostly from one account, similarly to spam\flood; and some like me found it as a field for humor\creativity while bored, an event akin to what I’ve enjoyed back on r/196.
I’m not informed of any deep meaning or conspiracy theory behind it, it’s just a silly posting routine probably being someone’s project. But you can draw weird conclusions yourself, like it being a lamp seller’s campaign in the summer when their demand takes a nosedive due to more sun hours each day (yay, Lemmy’s so popular it has ad campaigns!); or, you know, it may be a commentary on how human race is captured by the idea of a weaponized atom that may eventually end it - and this is relevant when discussing the ongoing ME conflict that some see as a WW3\NewVietnam starter.
Do with that information what you will. Now that I think of it, it could be funny if the original mothposter wrote your post instead, so people mildly annoyed with their little mischief got to write a reply and then got an Aha moment recognising the username in a different community. Maybe the mothperson is you?
- Comment on Thank you for your attention to this matter. 1 week ago:
Iran from local problems.
- Comment on mothing phone 1 week ago:
You aren’t wrong, and that high that I suspect you have a pair of wings yourself (:
- Comment on Orthodoxal jews occasionally make something right 1 week ago:
I’d keep it as it is, but won’t write it again like this, ty.
- Comment on The mass electrification of the Soviet Union 1 week ago:
I can waste all day naming USSR wrongdoings, but at the beginning their leaders had a medieval country that was ages before it’s peers in any sense, thanks it’s monarchs, and while some of them were shooting Machno guys, exiling intellectuals and creating proto-ICE from poverty commitees, I can not deny their literacy and infrastructure powermoves. If monarchy lasted up until now, I doubt we’d have an accessible school and electricity provider in every god-forgotten place. I could’ve also mentioned healthcare, but the little fuck and his co-leeches toned it down in the last ten years.
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- Comment on mothing phone 1 week ago:
Woah 😲
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- Comment on mothing phone 1 week ago:
At least some unique gimmick in the time when all smartphones are just screens with no individuality.
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- Comment on One mothst handy philosophical metaphor 1 week ago:
Check another person missclicked to the top level or the link other user dropped.
Basically, a surface level of knowledge is just shadows on the cave’s wall that could be projected by someone interested in fooling you. Unless you question the nature of things, you’d not leave a cave, and won’t probably even question your perception. Just like Morpheus, his pills and references to going down the rabbit hole like Alice did.
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- Comment on The duality of mothman 1 week ago:
I’d consider this option, thank you.
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- Comment on Nicolaus the Prophet 1 week ago:
The Light comes in unexpected ways. Sometimes like waves, but also like particles. Trully a crowning jewel of our existence.
- Comment on The duality of mothman 1 week ago:
I’d argue that to make another dumb conspiracy theory, like the one that claimed the birds are real.
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- Comment on A reboot of the X-Files but this time Scully is always right. Everything has a totally rational explanation and Mulder slowly looses his believe in the supernatural. 1 week ago:
Thinking about that now, it’s one of the most long-running and popular media-things concerning ‘deep state’ fears before 2016. And while The X-Files ended, and for someone like me ended too late, one that toppled it is still running around on coke and hamberders having the most unpenetrateable fanbase ever. Why it’s not Firefly but Taco having a second season?
- Comment on A lesser known fantasy book series 1 week ago:
Audible have a great audiobook collection on them. I really liked how all characters sounded in them. If you are to sail the seas, I can PM you a magnet link.
- Comment on A reboot of the X-Files but this time Scully is always right. Everything has a totally rational explanation and Mulder slowly looses his believe in the supernatural. 1 week ago:
Or Mulder is a subj of MK Ultra 2.0, and he naturally can not believe the only real conspiracy is him being drugged and exposed to fake leads and evidence. His father, the originator of that program, thought they’ve created a batch of people immune to mind control and mind altering through procedures his son doesn’t remember well. Skully learns and exposes the scheme to him and he turns on her and other people thinking he’s the insane one while only he know The Truth. Plot narrowly misses a point, where out-of-mind federal cop with access to weapons, data and training could do what USA is sadly famous for.
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