burgerchurgarr
@burgerchurgarr@lemmus.org
- Comment on The least problematic early black metal band 5 days ago:
I‘m really drunk so are you saying black metal people are expected to be Nazis? That honestly sucks ass
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
I’m never sure when these posts pop up if someone is just shitposting or if they confuse this with Facebook
- Comment on Or at least I will when I find another FWB 😅 1 week ago:
Beautiful thanks for share Facebook 😍😘
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Can you explain to me how I think about women? Thank you, I’m unfortunately not as civilized as you are
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I speak Arabic and the saying you’re looking for is أنا احب أبوس الحمير which roughly translates to "I love eating candy“ although it’s not directly possible to translate as Arabic is a very metaphorical language.
The reason why the man was emphasizing his love for candy is, simply put, biological. Through evolution, our brains developed strong reward pathways—primarily involving dopamine release—in response to sugar, as it was a high-energy, survival-critical food source for our ancestors, making its consumption biologically pleasurable and motivating.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Hello, I’m a Muslim man and this sounds like a you problem.
- Comment on A lengthy discussion was had 1 week ago:
- Comment on They will remember 1 week ago:
Clankkka with 3 ks that’s S tier. Being robophobic is good and actually pro human because robots are not humans and never will be
- Comment on Dogs need love too 1 week ago:
Honestly the vibes are so on in this picture
- Comment on 🌍😍🙌🙏 2 weeks ago:
Funny that you bring that up. Most of Africa and West Asia got colonized when Victorian England was at its prudest point. They "civilized“ the “savages” and taught them their Victorian moral values. This has a lasting influence until today. While you consider yourself civilized and educated and those others are the backwards ideas, in reality while your ancestors were living off their wealth they had the capacity to think about luxury like human rights (I’m sorry, it shouldn’t be a luxury, but it is), while the colonized were busy trying to survive.
- Comment on HR people smiling at you thinking that you are a complete moron 2 weeks ago:
Yeah I had that one, absolute beast would never buy that for myself but would have loved to keep it
- Comment on HR people smiling at you thinking that you are a complete moron 2 weeks ago:
Apparently being a child fucker isn’t a reason to get fired either
- Comment on HR people smiling at you thinking that you are a complete moron 2 weeks ago:
Yeah but they would hold back the severance pay until they received the laptop, they have done this before lol
- Comment on HR people smiling at you thinking that you are a complete moron 2 weeks ago:
Lmao for me my computer just randomly restarted and asked for a security pin while I was busy working on something. I learned through our WhatsApp group that we got laid off lol.
Call with HR was when I already knew and nothing like this, I tried to get them to let me keep my $7k MacBook, no chance, literally everything was non negotiable so the call was absolutely pointless.
- Comment on Lemmy be like 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on You have one job. 2 weeks ago:
Solana is awesome in terms of tech, it does everything that ethereum can do but faster and cheaper. The problem is that the foundation has unlimited voting power and it’s unclear if that’s ever gonna change. So the protocol is decentralized but the economics are only decentralized if the foundation keeps listening to the community.
IMO the use cases are there, I can send Solana instantly and at ridiculously low fees around the globe. Let’s say I wanna wire 10k USD to Europe from anywhere else, if I go through my bank it’s insanely expensive and will take days if not weeks.
Another use case is that as long as I hold native token, they’re mine. If Trump declared me a political enemy and freezes my assets, well, he can’t freeze my XMR or SOL, so that’s another use case, protecting yourself against malicious governments.
Finally, as for XMR the use case is private internet money. With cash transactions becoming rarer this is super important.
So I think decentralization is the use case. But I’m worried that it’s never gonna happen because corpos are gonna take over
- Comment on You have one job. 3 weeks ago:
Yeah they all have depegged at some point I guess and Tether offloads the risk of the shitty Chinese bonds or whatever they’re investing in on you as a token holder.
Circle is SEC regulated which makes USDC a bit more trustworthy but if we have learnt anything from the banking crisis then that this is no guarantee. Plus they depegged to like 0.87 once I think.
My biggest issue with stables is actually that they all have asset freezing mechanisms built into their smart contracts which goes completely against the idea of decentralization.
I totally agree with you that they’re not a long term solution but they can be useful if you just use them to send / receive money vs actually keeping them in your wallet.
- Comment on You have one job. 3 weeks ago:
Yeah dude convert that shit as soon as you get it, don’t hold it. I’m not a fan but for receiving salary or processing payments in USD it does the job
- Comment on You have one job. 3 weeks ago:
Stablecoins already solve that. Not very trustworthy because they could in theory do the same but as a temporary solution should work.
- Comment on Great Advertise 3 weeks ago:
I‘m genuinely wondering why people like this end up here vs just keeping their shit on Reddit
- Comment on Great Advertise 3 weeks ago:
What if I deserve due process?
- Comment on Men buy cars when all they would really need is cry 4 weeks ago:
According to Ancient Greek philosophers a tiny penis was a sign of huge intelligence and self control. Hence, people with small cars try to compensate for their huge penis.
Although one could also argue that it’s just easier to rape boys with a tiny penis. Okay I’m definitely very high.
- Comment on Men buy cars when all they would really need is cry 4 weeks ago:
I’m really high right now and that’s what I thought about in the shower
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- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
It is possible to not serve in the IDF, in apartheid Israel Jewish citizens have similar options to evade military service as in most other democratic countries. It just closes the door to lucrative army or tech jobs as having served in the IDF is prestigious and serving in the right units can be a major career boost. Hence, if you have served in the IDF, you have served in a genocidal occupation army and it is very likely that you have been at least complicit in committing war crimes.
- Comment on mensa 4 weeks ago:
This is a fun story but I have to ask, what’s your definition of people if you say abortions don’t kill people? Couldn’t this guy have attacked you easily at that point?
I know nothing about debating or logics, so just wondering.
Glad you made him cry though
- Comment on what timeline is this 5 weeks ago:
How about side by side with a registered sex offender (in case that’s unclear I am the registered sexual offender)
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on Deserved honestly 1 month ago:
That definitely happened
- Comment on Financially rewarding and you will always have a job 1 month ago:
I haven’t been to 9gag in forever, not sure if this is a really bad meme or a great shitpost
