bizarroland
@bizarroland@lemmy.world
- Comment on Windows 11 Debloat Script/Program? 4 days ago:
There’s also FLYOOBE, which will let you do stuff like uninstall a bunch of the apps that are installed by default, disable AI shit, and set some of your basic interface settings all in one relatively convenient application.
- Comment on I do it at least 35 times just in case 5 days ago:
I need both of them for my monster dong
- Comment on What's a song that grew on you? 6 days ago:
Old Hat by Harvey Danger
- Comment on tried makin nookie 1 week ago:
Your presentation is on point, but your gnocchi looks like grubs.
I don’t think I could eat this.
- Comment on Are there any games you don't play as it was intended to be played? If so, what game and how? 1 week ago:
Many computers have enough spare compute power to run the server in addition to the game all on the same system.
I know I’m coming from a position of privilege because I was playing it on a 5950X with 64 gigs of RAM and a 3090, but even so, like it barely even broke a sweat.
- Comment on I've recently turned into a blocker. 1 week ago:
I block communities and bots and obvious trolls.
My feed is perfectly fine without them. And the communities I block are the ones that I don’t want to see or know anything about like fucking politics and news.
- Comment on Are there any games you don't play as it was intended to be played? If so, what game and how? 1 week ago:
In Rust you can host your own server, and if you do that on your own local network with nobody else connected, then you have a very large world, with only like a couple of things that can kill you, and you can have a very fun, laid-back, relaxing, you know, builder, simulator, survival thing.
And also Skyrim. I have been trying to complete every single side quest and every single add-on side quest that I can, while basically not advancing the game at all. My current game is easily 40 hours in, and I only recently defeated the first dragon that you can kill as part of the main quest.
- Comment on Birthday Gift. (by Nhim) 1 week ago:
I would literally punch my best friend in the nuts for a girlfriend like that.
- Comment on I spent 20 minutes on it and could never figure it out 1 week ago:
That’s what I thought also at first, and then I was like wait a minute, C and N are already on the board, so there’s no way it could be cunt, lol.
- Comment on Why do we still joke about setting up old wooden guillotines? 2 weeks ago:
I don’t know. I hear the rich are full of toxins and heavy metals.
Compost is usually used to feed vegetables, so I don’t think I would want that particular solution.
I would say it might be better to macerate and dehydrate the rich and then use the resultant rich jerky as part of a carbon barrier for depleted uranium and other hazardous radioactive wastes.
- Comment on Why do we still joke about setting up old wooden guillotines? 2 weeks ago:
Don’t log splitters work incredibly slow?
That’s not really gonna chop people’s heads off, rather it would inexorably pinch their necks until their head falls off.
That’s pretty fucking gruesome.
- Comment on moist rodent 2 weeks ago:
I don’t know, man, I’ve seen some latex underwear on AliExpress that would put that claim to an extreme test.
- Comment on Truly 2 weeks ago:
If Daddy can just get one more college education’s worth of money out of you, he can make it all back. Trust him, he’s got it figured out. The machine is hot.
- Comment on Has this ever happened to you? 2 weeks ago:
I have been accused of being the problem. I am not the problem.
I do not fit into the box you have provided for me.
Maybe you should take my measurement first.
- Comment on Has this ever happened to you? 2 weeks ago:
I don’t go on dates with women I have not spent time getting to know.
It’s usually a week or more at least of conversation and seeing how we click before we meet up in person.
But that’s a me thing, something you would know if you knew me.
It is not my intent to dunk on you or on anyone else. I would appreciate it if you would return the favor.
- Comment on Has this ever happened to you? 2 weeks ago:
You don’t know me at all, so accusing me of being the problem is silly, lol.
- Comment on Has this ever happened to you? 2 weeks ago:
You make a good point, but considering that the conversation is in English I don’t think you’d be too far out of the pale to assume that this is not in Asia, and in most English-speaking countries it’s not common to go on group dates before going on individual dates.
It does happen, and quite a bit, but not to the point where it’s common, I would say it’s at the very most uncommon.
- Comment on Has this ever happened to you? 2 weeks ago:
Women are not fragile helpless creatures.
Going to a public place on a date is not something that you need to bring the whole crew for.
The way that he, (I’m assuming he), stated his response is inflammatory, but I agree with the concept behind it.
I cannot envision a path towards a healthy relationship that starts off with that much distrust, and if that were presented to me, I would assume that the two girls have conspired together to get free meals out of a simp rather than to actually start a relationship.
So that would be why it’s a no-go for me.
- Comment on IT'S A TRAP 2 weeks ago:
I would pull the lever and then steal a bus and knock the trolley off of the track, killing the least amount of people possible.
- Comment on Being a dude sucks 3 weeks ago:
My friends in Alabama are like, “Yes, thank God, finally an opportunity to use all these guns I purchased.”
- Comment on What, greedy, powerful people would do to keep and increase their power in a world that is approaching a period of increasing weather disasters? Would a post-scarcity society benefit those people? 3 weeks ago:
To butcher Kurzweil, “Post-scarcity is already here, it’s just not evenly distributed”.
We have the resources for every man, woman, and child on this planet to lead a healthy life to work minimal hours and to achieve their life’s purpose without drudgery, but the people who currently have power would have their power decreased in order to give it to us.
- Comment on What's the largest thing you've ever eaten 3 weeks ago:
I was on the road with my dad in Arizona and stopped at some random place and they had a two pound patty hamburger with bacon and eggs and cheese.
I still am not entirely sure how I managed to eat the whole thing, but I remember being in pain for the next 24 hours because of it.
- Comment on Are you? 3 weeks ago:
More importantly, how much do we have to pay for them to keep him?
- Comment on Powerscaler now what 3 weeks ago:
See Honey I’m a superhero!
- Comment on Powerscaler now what 3 weeks ago:
clicks tongue some could argue that there aren’t enough cat sex names.
Okay, what the fuck? I actually did click my tongue and the voice to text transcribed that. What the hell?
- Comment on Not to get all religiony but why in the old testament God was all fire and brimstone and fatal consequences? But the new testament God is all about forgiveness and such?? 3 weeks ago:
He’s very much not.
I mean, using Jesus to recontextualize the Old Testament God definitely misses the mark. Jesus was here on a mission of mercy to cross the boundary between the sinful ape and the rising angel, and to bring as many people along with him as he could.
But once you’re grafted into the tree of Judaism through Christianity, you still have to abide by the rules of Judaism (with the exception that foods are no longer verbotan or whatever).
Jesus was an incredibly stern man who was very rigid and inflexible on his views because he had the eternal viewpoint.
He refused to perform am exorcism for a Samaritan woman’s daughter who was half Jewish because she wasn’t full Jewish even though she was perfectly faithful until she made such a hue and cry that she publically shamed him into it.
He would snap at his own friends if they said the wrong thing or failed to understand something because he didn’t effectively communicate it to them so that they would understand at the same level he did.
And I don’t hold any of these actions against him, he was on what should be the most important mission in all of human history, right?
But the modern Christianity teachings of Christ where he’s like buddy Jesus and he’s just a happy-go-lucky, I love everyone peace, love, and harmony dude is absolutely not the way he’s actually represented in the Bible by his closest followers.
It was not out of the realm of normalcy for him to do things like beating the fuck out of a temple full of salespeople.
But once again, the sheer stress of his every moment, the fact that if he told a lie, if he felt lust, envy, greed, selfishness, anything that even approximated a sin, it would destroy all of humanity, and himself in the process, must have been so stressful, that in a way, I believe it was a mercy that he died so young.
If Jesus had had to stick it out into his 80s, I don’t know.
Maybe he would have fallen along the way.
- Comment on New phonetic alphabet just dropped 3 weeks ago:
Love this? Quick note, Scooby is spelled with a Y.
- Comment on I can't do titles 3 weeks ago:
Artificial sweetener role model
- Comment on Become irresistible to women 3 weeks ago:
I can’t blame you, it is pretty sexy reading.
- Comment on So...how the fuck do I trust *anything*? 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, the only reason I’m not a raving psychopath is that I continuously remind myself of the circle of influence.
There’s only so much that any of us have the ability to do.
There’s only so much that any of us have the ability to influence.
If you stop looking beyond that circle and only focus on the stuff inside the circle, you can have a lot more control over your daily life.
You can do things like block out news companies that only report on things that terrify you. There is other news out there.
The ones that are always telling you the scary things are doing it because they know you will reflexively keep your eyes glued on them and therefore see more ads and make them more money.
It is a fundamental human aspect. It’s just like PTSD, when something hurts us, we become more aroused, more aware of its existence, and we pay more attention to things that are like it, our pattern recognition brains kicking in, so that we can protect ourselves from the pain.
Hyper-vigilance towards evil is the default.
But if you remind yourself that there is some evil out there in the world that you can’t do a damn thing about, then it’s a lot easier to just dismiss it and ignore it.
It doesn’t make the evil okay. It’s just a reminder that you literally cannot stop murder rapes in Timbuktu if you do not live in Timbuktu and serve as a police officer.
If it’s not your responsibility, not your authority, not your ability to stop it, then don’t waste your energy on it and instead focus on decreasing the number of murder rapes in your local area by not murder raping people, you know?
And if you see a murder rape happening, attempt to intervene if it is within your capabilities.