zloubida
@zloubida@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Where there's a will, there's a way. 4 days ago:
I’ll regret asking I’m sure but… which comics?
- Comment on We live in alien zoo 2 weeks ago:
Of course science evolves, but that shouldn’t be a reason for a vulgarization book to teach something else than the scientific consensus of the time.
- Comment on We live in alien zoo 2 weeks ago:
I didn’t read Sapiens, but if this book claim that homo sapiens is responsible for the disappearing of Neanderthals, you can close it. This idea was disproven by research long ago: when sapiens arrived in Europe, Neanderthals were already on the verge of disappearing.
- Comment on It's the only logical future, captain. 2 weeks ago:
It may be possible in English, I’m not competent enough to have a strong opinion.
In French, as all words are gendered, the things are different.
- Comment on It's the only logical future, captain. 2 weeks ago:
The invisibilization.
- Comment on It's the only logical future, captain. 2 weeks ago:
goddesses are already gods
That’s called invisibilization of women. The French language, which is my mother tongue, does that a lot, and we’re fighting against that.
- Comment on Would you date someone that uses a hammer? 3 weeks ago:
I only use this kind of hammers.
- Comment on What are the important differences between the RSF and army in Sudan? 3 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t say the RSF is atheistic, but it’s a secular group, in a country which was islamist until 2019. Officially, the regular forces are secular too, as the religions and the State were separated after the protests of 2018-2019, so it’s not the main difference.
I’d say it’s mainly a fight between two dictators who tried to form an alliance but were not capable of sharing the power. There’s a little more ideological diversity within the regular forces though, as the RSF is deeply and strongly Arab-supremacist.
- Comment on The Confederacy (or whatever) 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Babadook enjoys some wine 1 month ago:
That’s why you make children. So you have an excuse to desguise yourself!
- Comment on Evangelicals in the US vs Protestants ib Europe? 1 month ago:
As a very liberal and active European Protestant, I would add that, unfortunately, American evangelicalism exerts a strong influence on European Protestantism. The Lutheran Church of Latvia, for example, decided a few years ago to stop ordaining women pastors. In my (French) church, new pastors are on average more conservative than their predecessors (but the remaining liberal pastors are even more so than their predecessors). Evangelicals have the resources and use them extensively; they are winning the cultural battle, unfortunately. Protestant churches are still resisting, but we will have to learn to make ourselves heard if we don’t want sectarianism to set us back a century or two.
- Comment on Got my invite 1 month ago:
Me too!
- Comment on Soon... 1 month ago:
I’d say it’s a universal tendency. But education can fight this tendency.
- Comment on Soon... 1 month ago:
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- Comment on I went to an anti-tech rally, where Gen Z dressed as gnomes and smashed iPhones. Here's what I learned. | Business Insider 1 month ago:
Done :-)
- Comment on I went to an anti-tech rally, where Gen Z dressed as gnomes and smashed iPhones. Here's what I learned. | Business Insider 1 month ago:
Thanks for the advice! Here’s the archive then: https://archive.ph/sDvch.
- Comment on I went to an anti-tech rally, where Gen Z dressed as gnomes and smashed iPhones. Here's what I learned. | Business Insider 1 month ago:
Strange, it’s not paywalled for me. Does this community allows to paste whole articles?
- Comment on I went to an anti-tech rally, where Gen Z dressed as gnomes and smashed iPhones. Here's what I learned. | Business Insider 1 month ago:
One attendee told me they heard about it through word of mouth, which makes sense.
- I went to an anti-tech rally, where Gen Z dressed as gnomes and smashed iPhones. Here's what I learned. | Business Insiderwww.businessinsider.com ↗Submitted 1 month ago to technology@lemmy.world | 202 comments
- Comment on Just an FYI 1 month ago:
no one knows
where the light comes from . . .
show me that butthole - Comment on Is Star Trek Discovery that bad? 2 months ago:
My position too. It’s not my favourite Trek by far, but I don’t get the hate.
- Comment on 18% of people running Nextcloud don't know what database they are using 3 months ago:
I’m not a very experienced user, but I’m happy with it. I have mainly a static blog, an almost unused Nextcloud, a Matrix server (down since yesterday, I don’t know why) and my calendar. It works quite well!
- Comment on 18% of people running Nextcloud don't know what database they are using 3 months ago:
Same here with Freedombox.
- Comment on I just ate a little bag of popcorn without getting any bits stuck in my teeth/throat. ask me anything 3 months ago:
Does art have a goal?
- Comment on Mommy, Why is There a Server in the House? 3 months ago:
- Comment on bmw 3 months ago:
Everywhere in Houston, yes!
- Comment on People 3 months ago:
When
- Comment on Zotero is still better. 3 months ago:
I’m a plain text files lover. When I was a PhD student I just created a big ass .bib file that I wrote by hand and used for my articles and my thesis, organized by type with keywords.
But I don’t know if that would have been livable if i continued as a researcher after my PhD.
- Comment on Techrights — Internet Relay Chat and Gemini Protocol Help Us Relive the Net of the Dial-Up Era 3 months ago:
I love to use obsolete technology, things that still perfectly work but are abandoned. But on the internet, these things are generally populated by computer scientists, and it’s a thing I’m not 😅. It’s the same thing on Gopher, Gemini (it’s new but it’s the same ethos), IRC, …
