MnemonicBump
@MnemonicBump@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Are their any romance movies where there is a male protagonist who is a part of the manosphere? 2 days ago:
No, but this manosphere shit isn’t new. It’s been around since at least the “Men Going Their Own Way” movement in the late 90s and early 2000s, which me too and the Right’s culture wars are a reaction to. So yeah, watch, like, ANY movie starring Michael Douglas, or basically any movie that involves a male/female relationship dynamic and you’ll probably see a LOT of proto-manosphere stuff. (Pretty Woman?)
- Comment on Are their any romance movies where there is a male protagonist who is a part of the manosphere? 3 days ago:
Like basically every movie prior to the 2010s, yeah
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 4 days ago:
You’d be surprised at how close to true that is. I do use cash for just about everything possible, if by “fake identity” you mean not having a public facing social media account with my real name on it, then yeah I do that too, I don’t know what you mean by business memberships for discounts, so I probably don’t do that either (if this is referring to getting a membership at a grocery store or something, then I just use the local area code plus Jenny’s number- 867-5309), and my phone and computers are encrypted. That’s not a controversial or out there set of stipulations for somebody using a federated social media service.
So yeah, pretty much. Or at least whenever physically possible. If I’m not putting an effort into protecting myself, then what am I even doing?
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 4 days ago:
I don’t care what you like, you’re a stranger on the internet. How casual you are about the trade offs you made genuinely horrifies me, and it’s just another piece of evidence to add to the pile for why our civilization is so fucked.
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 4 days ago:
If you like paying to be a product, then that’s on you. What a good little consumer you are. I think it’s kind of weird how much you’re defending this
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 4 days ago:
If you can afford a new car, then you can afford an old car. There are plenty of old cars out there with lots of bells and whistles. Some of them even PERFORM better than newer cars. You want that fancy infotainment system and remote start that new cars come standard with? That’ll only cost you about 200 bucks at Best buy.
If you are buying a new vehicle, knowing all of the issues inherent, then you are just trying to look good to your peers (ie keeping up with the Joneses). It’s just too bad the Joneses are uninformed.
Look, if you’re comfortable with paying thousands and thousands of dollars for the privilege of being spied in, then that’s on you.
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 4 days ago:
Your snark is unnecessary. It’s actually really easy. All you have to do is be poor. I’ve never bought a new car and I don’t know anybody who has, and their lives are not any worse for it.
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 5 days ago:
Which is an INSANE amount of data to collect from you for the thing that you supposedly own. You shouldn’t be so flippant about corporations using and selling your data and treating you like a commodity.
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 5 days ago:
But those Hondas are still probably 4g capable, right? Because, at that point, it doesn’t matter if you turn the annoying stuff “off”. Honda is still spying on you, tracking you, and compiling a mountain of data based on your driving habits.
- Comment on One day, your car could have an "Order 66" built into it and may activate if you say a bad thing about the car manufacturer's CEO. 5 days ago:
I can’t imagine owning a car newer than like 2012. It must be a nightmare
- Comment on I felt sorry for them 5 days ago:
Yes, that’s the meatspace hacking I’m talking about
- Comment on I felt sorry for them 6 days ago:
Signal can only be hacked in meatspace. It’s totally end to end encrypted.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
The mnemonics, you say?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Don’t forget Charon!
- Comment on Life is unfair to landlords 1 week ago:
There are entire books written about this. People here just don’t want to write one for you
- Comment on Happens 2 weeks ago:
Honestly, that’s just a very responsible thing to do. Good for you
- Comment on Seems like a reasonable position to take 2 weeks ago:
Yes, we know…
- Comment on Rare insults dropped 2 weeks ago:
My last HR rep looked like Ms. Frizzle
- Comment on Life is unfair to landlords 3 weeks ago:
Thats a very propertarian view of a non-propertarian issue. You have what you use. What you don’t, you don’t. If you leave your house vacant for too long a period of time, then somebody might take up residence. But if people don’t just move into your home while you’re on vacation now, why would they in a hypothetical system where the concept of property is radically different and presumably everybody has a home? Unless you’re talking about second homes? Because that’s a non starter. Nobody needs more than one home.