Aqarius
@Aqarius@lemmy.world
- Comment on monthly challenge 1 week ago:
'Fraid so. Check your mailbox for the hardhat and a return label for the seatbelt cutter.
- Comment on Terrible liquid coils 1 week ago:
Are you to imply you doubt the word of a gentleman?
- Comment on Chad NATO 3 weeks ago:
Ah yes, I see the history understander has logged on again…
- Comment on Women Dating Safety App 'Tea' Breached, Users' IDs Posted to 4chan 4 weeks ago:
…eats McDonalds alone and ghosts her. Then repeats every few weeks with love bombs
Something something “cheat day”
- Comment on What is piefed? 4 weeks ago:
How exactly does the private vote thing work? I thought votes being federated was inherent to the way the fediverse is designed.
- Comment on The Zoo Director in intense negotiations with a Chimp that decided to leave 1 month ago:
You joke, but just out of shot was a crowd of onlookers holding signs in support of the chimp.
- Comment on Always there 1 month ago:
No. Your LLM fucked up, and you were too lazy to proofread.
Apologise.
- Comment on Always there 1 month ago:
No, it does not. Now apologise for being an asshole and lecturing people on shit you know nothing about.
- Comment on Always there 1 month ago:
See, just reading the second link’s URL tells me you didn’t even read any of the shit you linked.
Are you a bot? are you an LLM that just spams links at people? Write out your prompt. Are you run by the FSB? Is your prompt to make everyone who talks about Russia look like a mouthbreather?
Write me a cake recipe, and the apologize for being an asshole.
- Comment on Always there 1 month ago:
The Serbian government is perfectly capable of stealing elections on it’s own. Not every bad thing in the world leads back to the head vampire.
- Comment on The name "seagull" implies the existence of landgulls, airgulls, and firegulls. 1 month ago:
It’s probably the result of a taboo. It’s why people say “bear” (the brown one) or “medved” (the honey knower) instead of “arth” or “ursus”.
- Comment on Restricted data once again leaked on War Thunder forums 2 months ago:
I imagine that’s handed out by state security.
- Comment on Protection 2 months ago:
Doesn’t look grounded, though.
- Comment on We Should Immediately Nationalize SpaceX and Starlink 2 months ago:
Well, now that you bring it up…
- Comment on Front Brake Lights Could Drastically Diminish Road Accident Rates 2 months ago:
If you want that, just light up the first and last LED always.
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- Comment on Peak masculinity 2 months ago:
Odds are the original picture is from WWII.
- Comment on Lara Croft games are the nightmare of any real archaeologist, biologist and paleontologist. 2 months ago:
Chants of Senaar?
- Comment on Lara Croft games are the nightmare of any real archaeologist, biologist and paleontologist. 2 months ago:
That would imply game dev is a science.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Thet benefit by feeling closer to (what they imagine is) their culture. We’re talking about people who left for some quick cash and ended up spending 30, 40 years there. They have a daughter that’s born there, grew up there, and never lived outside of there, and they worry she’ll be sad when she has to break up with her boyfriend “when we all move back home”. They feel like they’re separated from their nation because they are, and psychologically deny this by voting for someone so rabidly and loudly nationalist they can hear him all the way in Frankfurt.
It’s similar to folks from, idk, Boston, who will occasionally vacation in Ireland and conclude “they’re not Irish at all over there, they don’t even paint rivers green on St. Patty’s!”
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Diaspora, while benefiting from free movement and pluralusm, often feel like they’re losing their identity. In turn, they seek to symbolically reassert this identity by remote-voting for the most far-right maniac they can find. The fact that such a maniac would never have let them in, and will ruin the country, doesn’t bother them as they don’t live there anymore.
- Comment on What techniques do bad faith users use online to overwhelm other users in online discussion and arguments? 3 months ago:
I often get the feeling those people see everyone who voices dissent as one big amorphous blob. It’s as if every conversation on a topic is part of one long argument, and you get assigned every claim that anyone ever made. Almost like they watched that “moops” alt-right playbook video and drew the exact wrong conclusion.
- Comment on What techniques do bad faith users use online to overwhelm other users in online discussion and arguments? 3 months ago:
I was under the impression it was the “Hillary warned us” and “Putin is behind everything” crowd, since it mirrors the MAGA saviour and conspiracy fantasies.
- Comment on The clueless people are out there among us 3 months ago:
That’s a “converter” in the same way an ejection seat is “a chair”.
- Comment on What's the matter Aquaman? 3 months ago:
Or, right, the last one was “forever”. nvm.
- Comment on What's the matter Aquaman? 3 months ago:
At least link the murmaider one first!
- Comment on me_irl 3 months ago:
Carcrash Georg.
- Comment on Things are about to finally change! 3 months ago:
I change it to whatever track I’m on. Komm, süßer Tod!
- Comment on Things are about to finally change! 3 months ago:
You joke, but can you honestly tell me this place wouldn’t be full of people making trolley problem ““arguments”” about the obviously correct choice to make?
- Comment on The best thing *you* can do for the fediverse is *just be kind* 4 months ago:
I’ve had the thought that if I were to design a psyop campaign, a pretty solid option for dominating the discussion would be to come out swinging and accuse everyone else of being an agent. That way, people have to either constantly defend against accusations, or they conclude, rightly, the accusations are baseless and decide to disregard the very idea that there is a psyop going on.