owenfromcanada
@owenfromcanada@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Normal 1 hour ago:
“Yeah, but what if we sexualized a hotdog the other way?”
- Comment on [TheGamer] AI Investor Is Surprised The Games Industry Hates Generative Tools 4 days ago:
AI investor
Did you mean lazy parasite?
- Comment on Is this accurate, Canadians? 5 days ago:
Try not to judge us too hard for this. We kicked Kate out for a reason (lighting up a fat joint in an elementary school classroom isn’t cool here). She’s got the rest right on, though.
- Comment on Finally, an optimal monitor configuration! 1 week ago:
29º represent!
- Comment on Finally, an optimal monitor configuration! 1 week ago:
Why have many monitor when few monitor do trick?
- Comment on Komi-san the Drow 1 week ago:
- Developed their sneak skill by playing hundreds of hours of hide and seek
- They’ve got the 'tism and locksmithing is one of their special interests
- Learned to pickpocket because their grandma used to keep candies in her pocket, made a game out of it
- Comment on Lead Lemmy developer dessalines@lemmy.ml Appears to Have Had Their Account Compromised After Moderation Actions Raise Serious Concerns 1 week ago:
dessalines is known for questionable moderation. Avoid the .ml communities when possible.
- Comment on I missed the Pedo/Nazi extravaganza last night because I was busy expressing my dog's anal glands. Cliff notes? 3 weeks ago:
Your experience was likely less miserable.
- Comment on Galinda and elphaba's names both start with the same letter as gratitude and envy. The opposing virtue and sin. And Elphie is "green with envy". 3 weeks ago:
Galinda and Elphaba’s names both start with the same letter as gullible and enlightened. The opposing sin and virtue. And Elphie is green like a growing plant.
And this actually relates to the story. More relevant than ever for those of us in countries with rising fascist movements.
- Comment on Forget fireball. I cast: 4 weeks ago:
I cast “Conjure Awkward Spoon”
- Comment on Bean thinking of you, Lemmy 4 weeks ago:
Aww, you shouldn’t have
- Comment on irony of house of cards 5 weeks ago:
It’s the bad kind of method acting
- Comment on What is up with the trend of naming pets after food? 5 weeks ago:
To be fair, food is their #1 priority for most of their life. Also, Potato is a great name for a dog (especially a rotund one).
- Comment on Sending someone LLM output in response to a question they ask is the intellectual equivalent of sending an unsolicited dick pic. 5 weeks ago:
They’re both garbage, sure, but I wouldn’t call it an equivalent. Especially in severity–one is insulting, the other is sexual harassment.
The key word is “unsolicited.” An LLM response to a question you ask is garbage, but it’s solicited garbage. Like asking someone in Home Depot where the hammers are, and having them take 10 minutes for them to look it up on their phone. It’s a stupid response, but it was solicited. It’s at least a lazy attempt to respond relevantly, however insulting.
- Comment on 'Fake it till you make it' insinuates fakers stop being fake, once they make it; reality seems to suggest otherwise 5 weeks ago:
Ah, but that is the great reality–those who “male it” are themselves still faking it, and the question is: are they really faking anymore, or is this who they really are?
- Comment on Sending someone LLM output in response to a question they ask is the intellectual equivalent of sending an unsolicited dick pic. 5 weeks ago:
I don’t quite get the equivalence there. I’d say an LLM response is more on par with responding with a link to lmgtfy.com or something.
The intellectual equivalent of sending someone a dick pic would be a cold contact with LLM-generated text promoting or pushing something that you didn’t otherwise show interest in. Or like, that friend from highschool who messages you out of the blue and you realize after a few messages that they’re trying to sell you their MLM garbage.
- Comment on The obvious criticism of Newton that everyone avoids 1 month ago:
- Comment on Why is Minecraft able to be forced to put restrictions on online servers, but web browsers aren't held accountable for providing access to the web? 1 month ago:
In reality, it’s likely that it’s because Minecraft is largely targeted to kids. The primary presented idea of Minecraft is a game that is appropriate for kids. Web browsers don’t make the same kind of presentation–their purpose is to render websites, but don’t otherwise promise anything regarding the content viewed.
It would be a bit similar to a department store that stocked knives in the kids’ toy section. Selling knives isn’t really problematic, it’s where they’re located and the implied intent of that section.
- Comment on Baldur's Gate 3 1 month ago:
Galdur’s Bate 3rd
- Comment on Just say the word 1 month ago:
There are some aspects that aren’t skill-based though. Anyone can do it, but some people thrive in that environment, while others have a more difficult time, just like any other job.
- Comment on What's up with "Plex Servers"? 1 month ago:
Oh, I also have some commands documented for normalizing audio and removing unneeded audio/subtitle tracks.
- Comment on What's up with "Plex Servers"? 1 month ago:
The Jellyfin Documentation has info on setting it up and installing it. I have it running on an odroid hc4, but pretty much anything with enough storage will be fine (an old laptop laying around is a great way to experiment with server stuff).
I don’t have much in terms of automation–I have a script that syncs local files with my server. What else did you have in mind?
- Comment on Just say the word 1 month ago:
To be fair, some people aren’t great at being a homemaker–it’s a particular passion and skill set and it’s not for everyone. But blindly drawing that distinction on gender lines is definitely a boomer thing.
Had an older guy at work who had four kids, and when it came up in conversation, he proudly noted that he had never changed a diaper. Told him that I’d be mortified to admit I was such a useless dad.
- Comment on What's up with "Plex Servers"? 1 month ago:
I can’t say how many people are trying to make money on it, but there are plenty of folks running Plex or Jellyfin servers that they’ll allow friends and family to access. And I would estimate that a fairly low percentage of those have no pirated content on them. So even for the small-group servers, discussions of piracy are often relevant.
I do run a Jellyfin server, but only locally on my own network.
- Comment on The more revealing of the 2 is OK and the less revealing is bad? 1 month ago:
Tell me you don’t understand consent without telling me you don’t understand consent
- Comment on Chinese man dies after intensive work week, receives office text 8 hours posthumously 1 month ago:
“This is his mother. He died from being overworked.”
“I don’t think you’re considering how this affects the team. I’ll see you in an hour.”
- Comment on Strawberry should be spelled with an H 1 month ago:
Hmmm… nope.
- Comment on Is it hot in here or what? 🥵 1 month ago:
Ham and Chussy
- Comment on I'm not so sure those are "foot" steps 1 month ago:
Icicussy
- Comment on I'm not so sure those are "foot" steps 1 month ago:
“Vajankle” is not a word I needed to learn ever.
