LibertyLizard
@LibertyLizard@slrpnk.net
- Comment on ICEBlock - See Something, Tap Something 16 hours ago:
The independent security analysis you mentioned.
- Comment on ICEBlock - See Something, Tap Something 18 hours ago:
Link?
- Comment on I totally missed the point when PeerTube got so good 1 day ago:
That’s great to aspire for but there’s still an almost total lack of content in many genres I enjoy on YouTube. I don’t even think PeerTube has progressed as far as the Lemmy community in terms of content availability. Admittedly this is probably because text and image content is much easier to create, but as a user I don’t find much reason to spend time there yet.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
Can you give an example? I’ve heard many now that are bearable to listen to but none that really sound human.
- Comment on Inside China’s plan for ‘621mph floating train’ that goes faster than a plane 3 days ago:
Sounds dubious but they’ve achieved surprising things before.
- Comment on Tesseract is shutting down 5 days ago:
Does it though?
- Comment on YSK about StopICE.net to send and receive alerts about ICE raids in your area 5 days ago:
Yeah I think you are right about that.
- Comment on YSK about StopICE.net to send and receive alerts about ICE raids in your area 5 days ago:
Yeah that’s about what I was thinking, thanks. I’m going to ponder it but as I’m relatively privileged it might be worth the risk for me to help my community.
- Comment on YSK about StopICE.net to send and receive alerts about ICE raids in your area 5 days ago:
I saw that but I’m just curious to hear other thoughts if there are any.
- Comment on YSK about StopICE.net to send and receive alerts about ICE raids in your area 5 days ago:
Are there any legal risks for signing up to this?
- Comment on YSK that apart from not having a car, the single greatest thing you can do for the climate is simply eating less red meat 1 week ago:
I find it really hard to give up, personally. If I didn’t fly I would basically never see my family.
- Comment on In California, plans to move low-income neighborhoods off of gas advance 2 weeks ago:
How is this fucking poor people? They’re providing them free infrastructure upgrades. What a bizarre take.
- Comment on Growing in a mango tree (more pics inside) 3 weeks ago:
They love mushrooms actually. I’ve seen them eating mushrooms a number of times.
- Comment on Reddit in talks to embrace Sam Altman’s iris-scanning Orb to verify users 3 weeks ago:
Sure but they only want the bots they approve of. That way they can charge for the privilege of allowing someone’s preferred bots onto the platform.
- Comment on Gov. Landry signs new drone defense law; first in nation 4 weeks ago:
I’ve thought of this years ago. Y’all are just lucky I’m not a terrorist.
- Comment on YSK: Non-violent protests are 2x likely to succeed and no non-violent movement that has involved more than 3.5% of the country population has ever failed 4 weeks ago:
I do because I’ve read the research on which it was based. It’s complicated though, you should read the paper.
- Comment on YSK: Non-violent protests are 2x likely to succeed and no non-violent movement that has involved more than 3.5% of the country population has ever failed 4 weeks ago:
I would encourage you to read the actual research. It’s all documented there.
- Comment on YSK: Non-violent protests are 2x likely to succeed and no non-violent movement that has involved more than 3.5% of the country population has ever failed 4 weeks ago:
I think the research was done prior to that event. It’s fairly old at this point.
Also, it’s a bit ambiguous how to count Hong Kong as a semi-autonomous region in China. Should you measure by percentage of Hong Kongers or percentage of Chinese? I might think the latter, since they’re subject to the force of that nation.
- Comment on YSK: Non-violent protests are 2x likely to succeed and no non-violent movement that has involved more than 3.5% of the country population has ever failed 4 weeks ago:
I assume you’re comparing this to rhetoric around cops. Cops are ideologically and organizationally unified with top down command structure and they protect one another even in cases of wrongdoing or violence.
Most modern protests are just random people who chose to show up. These are totally different situations.
- Comment on YSK: Non-violent protests are 2x likely to succeed and no non-violent movement that has involved more than 3.5% of the country population has ever failed 4 weeks ago:
This is an important question. I believe the research in question was defined by the predominant tactic used, even if there was a small amount of violence.
So protests like the anti-ICE ones in LA would probably count as non-violent in the research.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
Not overreacting. Driving is extremely dangerous for yourself and others around you, not to mention environmentally destructive. And an increasing number of people are choosing to live a car-free lifestyle for these reasons.
If you live in an area where alternatives like walking, biking, or transit are viable, then I’d definitely consider it. If not, then you may not have a choice. But consider whether you can move to an area where you can avoid driving. Even as an experienced and competent driver, as I’ve gradually decreased the frequency I drive, my quality of life has improved a lot.
Biking especially is increasingly viable in many cities and even suburbs nowadays. However, if you’re forced to share the road with heavy cars and trucks it could be dangerous if you don’t have good situational awareness. But that is something you may be able to develop with practice. As someone who is a regular urban cyclist I feel my awareness and skills have dramatically improved with time.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Is that really what’s being implied here? I feel like you’re unconsciously buying into this narrative that you have the support either Likud or Hamas when the morally correct position is neither.
- Comment on Womp womp 1 month ago:
Ah damn that’s still cool though.
- Comment on Womp womp 1 month ago:
Wait is this real though? Because that’s pretty incredible.
- Comment on New Name, Same Old Me 1 month ago:
lol you gotta change your email preferences. I don’t let them send me shit.
- Comment on respect dandelions! 1 month ago:
Interesting but it’s important to remember that Europeans and their plants have been in the Americas for over 500 years now, which is plenty of time for oral traditions to develop. I’m not saying it’s untrue but I’d be curious to see what the genetic evidence says, since that would be a verifiable way to confirm. But in my experience dandelions grow almost exclusively in human developments, so it would be pretty surprising if they were native here.
- Comment on respect dandelions! 1 month ago:
Wait, what? Expand on this.
- Comment on Unfortunately, this is science too. 1 month ago:
Make sure you publish that shit somehow so the next person doesn’t waste their time on the same experiment.
- Comment on sticky icky 1 month ago:
AKA bedstraw. Known for being used as bedstraw back in the day.
- Comment on On trees... 1 month ago:
Well there are certain features needed for a plant to get that big. So those features had to evolve independently each time which is a bit interesting. Wood is the famous example.