melsaskca
@melsaskca@lemmy.ca
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- Comment on Things you feel Star Trek handle poorly? (In general, political, technical, etc, share your opinion) 3 days ago:
He was Corinthian. /s
- Comment on Better late than never. 1 week ago:
It’s “um” not “umm”. /s
- Comment on Need to make a fire playlist. 1 week ago:
“Wrapped Around Your Finger” by Sting. Live version with Rufus Wainright(?) singing and Sting playing bass.
- Comment on New California ghost gun lawsuit takes aim at company that sells 3-D printer filament 3 weeks ago:
Next they’ll be looking at the violent motherfucker that invented 3d printing. Plus fishing supply companies that produce a different kind of, but still a, filament. /s
- Comment on I designed (and made) a thing! 3 weeks ago:
So, an hourglass using water instead of sand? /s
- Comment on New California ghost gun lawsuit takes aim at company that sells 3-D printer filament 3 weeks ago:
Then lil’ Petey Hegseth ran out of guns and all this shit was suddenly legal. /s
- Comment on ah yes 1 month ago:
This reminds me of Galadriel’s speech when Frodo offered her the ring.
- Comment on Cider is done, cheers 1 month ago:
We used to buy our cider from the Dicken’s family. /s
- Comment on Instead of convincing us digital-only games are secretly a good thing, Sony was just caught testing dynamic pricing again on PlayStation 5 1 month ago:
Eventually everyone will get pushed back to Solitaire, Monopoly or Risk. They’ll soon discover that it’s way more engaging and fulfilling than the enshittified tech crap they try to pass off as entertainment nowadays.
- Comment on What is your cloud backup solution? 2 months ago:
I use physical drives that I backup and swap weekly. I’m not a business and this is good enough for the things I want to save, in case everything goes BOOM! I was probably one of the first to say “A Cloud? That would be just someone else’s computer. Why would you store your valuable data in somebody else’s computer? That makes no sense!”
- Comment on How can i teach myself to contribute to these projects? 2 months ago:
Train yourself on the tech and you’ll be able to contribute more. Also, you are contributing greatly already by making posts like this.
- Comment on I really want people to learn that laws don't exist in nature 2 months ago:
Most people used to have an internal moral code that would lead them down the road of life. It seems that internal moral code has been replaced with “getting money, no matter how”.
- Comment on Lemmy.zip 3rd Birthday Giveaway! 4 months ago:
Hi. I don’t want to enter anything. Just came here to say congratulations. Here’s to the next three years…Cheers!
- Comment on What's your contingency plan for the apocalypse? 4 months ago:
I hope to avoid the apocalypse, Armageddon and black Friday but I know I must eventually succumb to time.
- Comment on Anyone have one or two anime that they watched and were surprised it wasn’t more popular? 4 months ago:
“One Punch Man” and “Vash the Stampede” (Trigun?).
- Comment on New York's 3D printer law is NOT gun control; it's just.... control. 5 months ago:
In Canada you can buy beer or make your own beer. Should that logic be extended to guns?
- Comment on UK wind farms generate a record 22.7 GW of power on a single day 11 months ago:
Why is it that alternate energies or alternate foods always cost exactly what the former energies or food costs, for the citizens? Is “cheaper alternative” a never-ending scam?
- Comment on Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive” 1 year ago:
I didn’t think it was easy and there are always naysayers, no matter what.
- Comment on Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive” 1 year ago:
Well, I don’t need saving, but others do. There is no such thing as a superhero but I agree…there is lots of bureaucracy and administration! Going through proper channels while the world burns is not something I put a whole lot of faith in when the first knee-jerk response to anything is the economic cost. Sometimes the people have to get involved, not the systems (which are decidedly lacking nowadays).
- Comment on Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive” 1 year ago:
Having a purpose makes us thrive. In some cases, it could be work.
- Comment on Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive” 1 year ago:
Now we need a genius architect to covert all of that office space into homes for the homeless. That includes changing any laws that would prevent that from happening.