Quill7513
@Quill7513@slrpnk.net
Alt account of @Cube6392@beehaw.org for looking at stuff Beehaw defederated
- Comment on Losers 1 day ago:
every fascist ever has been a huge fuckin’ loser who gained access to power as an adult
- Comment on Daniel Ek stepping down changes nothing for the artists boycotting Spotify 5 days ago:
CEOs are the public facing spokesperson for The Shareholders.
- Comment on Supporting the future of the open web: Cloudflare is sponsoring Ladybird and Omarchy 2 weeks ago:
i take less issue with him using gendered pronouns by default than i do with him being overly dismissive of someone trying to adjust the language to be more inclusive.
- Comment on Disney+ cancellation page crashes as customers rush to quit after Kimmel suspension 2 weeks ago:
merger with who? i haven’t heard anything relating to this. i’m willing to buy in though given what happened to colbert
- Comment on Disney+ cancellation page crashes as customers rush to quit after Kimmel suspension 2 weeks ago:
the thing to understand is that for Disney it’s not always about the money. they control so much power over all media that they can inflict their world view on everyone through their propaganda streams. the performative wokeness that still sits within overall metanarratives about the value of the status quo? that’s for the dollar. cutting Jimmy Kimmel loose? that’s in alignment with their core values
- Comment on Frankenbeans 2 weeks ago:
ah okay cool. i was trying to get at that in the back half of the comment. sorry to overexplain i just deal with a lot of arrogant dismissive conservatives.
- Comment on Frankenbeans 2 weeks ago:
nothing to do with abortion i don’t think. just that if you intentionally bring life into the world, you have responsibilities to that life and to the future world that life will exist within. dr frankenstein does not think in these terms but the unnamed creature does because the unnamed creature is fascinated by the humanities whereas the dr is not.
ultimately i think Mary Shelly introducing the world to science fiction sets an extremely, almost radical, humanist/feminist tone for the genre that still resonates in science fiction today. if we find pro-choice themes in the story, i think those are themes we find on account of the humanist/feminist nature of being pro-choice, not any intentional technique on the author’s part. but the fact that we find progressivism from 1818 so resonant still today i find deeply meaningful. these are conversations we’ve been having throughout human history. i even think it’s significant she co-titled the book “The Modern Prometheus.” it ties her modern contemporary story to an ancient one and asks the reader to ponder if that old tale was also one dreamt up by a liberation seeker
- Comment on Frankenbeans 2 weeks ago:
i think the real argument is that what makes Frankenstein the monster is that he brings a life into this world but doesn’t provide it any guidance. he refuses to be a good father. the sea captain even finds himself quite charmed by how thoughtful, gentle, and caring the unnamed creature is despite his upbringing and decides the northwest passage isn’t worth him dooming his crew based on his philosophical discussion with the creature
- Comment on Is it possible to move the three buttons at the bottom to the side? 3 weeks ago:
hmmm… that’s odd. the edges of both the left and right side of the screen do the same thing on my pixel 8
- Comment on Is it possible to move the three buttons at the bottom to the side? 3 weeks ago:
only advice i can think to offer is to try the gesture navigation. it’s not what you’re asking for, but it’s different from what’s not working for you, and maybe it will work for you
- Comment on Simpsons fans are the Star Wars fans of animation 3 weeks ago:
what’s AFOD?
- Comment on Plants looking at people looking at people looking at fungi 3 weeks ago:
sounds like someone is waking up to that gender is socially constructed except without waking up and instead going deeper to sleep
- Comment on Don't spend your life in front of a live camera 3 weeks ago:
our media bubbles have created two versions of him:
- an inspirational christian speaker
- the real charlie kirk
a lot of people you encounter who can’t believe we aren’t sad have only met the algorithmically constructed inspirational christian speaker instagram and tiktok told them he was.
- Comment on It'S tHe SaMe PiCtUrE!!! 3 weeks ago:
she is, personally, with no consideration for her husband, extremely conservative. she’s one of those terrifying people from a soviet or post soviet state who views putin as the great protector from the evils of communism, ignoring he’s doing all the worst things about the soviet union without a single one of the upsides
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
take all the world’s most powerful billionaires and put them on St Helena with slightly fewer handguns than billionaires. or maybe epsein island. let their place of death be the place of their most heinous crimes
- Comment on Portuguese president calls Trump Soviet or Russian agent 1 month ago:
he’s 79. he’s been krasnov since the 80s
- Comment on A good tool? 1 month ago:
if you’re going out of your way to use explorer instead of edge to download the browser you actually want… what are you doing?
- Comment on society 1 month ago:
time to schedule that colonoscopy
- Comment on Coinbase CEO explains why he fired engineers who didn’t try AI immediately 1 month ago:
he sucks so much even his hair doesn’t want to hang out with him
- Comment on Ecosia has offered to take ‘stewardship’ of Chrome. And it's not a bad idea. 1 month ago:
Kagi is paid
- Comment on Coinbase CEO explains why he fired engineers who didn’t try AI immediately 1 month ago:
this guy bald for the same reason caillou is
- Comment on makes more sense than this shit 1 month ago:
alternatively the weasel is now in a good timeline
- Comment on makes more sense than this shit 1 month ago:
2003 Iraq Invasion
- Comment on human geography 1 month ago:
this feels like two students were having an argument and the one who said “everyone says the devil is beating his wife” lost by a lot
- Comment on human geography 1 month ago:
you’ll run into that in latin america sometimes too, where some places a word is a delicious dish, and another the same word refers to testicles
- Comment on project paperclip be like 1 month ago:
lord… i live near two of the american concentration camps called out by name in the planning docs for auschwitz…
- Comment on human geography 1 month ago:
how to pronounce “Appalachia” is a contentious subject. Harpers Ferry and south we say “App-uh-latch-(ee)-uh” (the ee is in parentheses because it’s such a small sound most wouldn’t hear it). north of harpers ferry they say “app-uh-lay-tcha”. then there’s one small town of mostly people descended from eastern Europeans who say it “app-uh-lack-(ee)-uh”. fun fact, tekking on YouTube, the manga reviewer, is one of those weirdos who are somehow both simultaneously the most wrong and less wrong than most northern Appalachians.
i mean come on, the name comes from the appalachee tribe, and the “lach” there is pronounced mere like “latch” than “laych.” at least with “lack” i can reason through that my Ukrainian friend can absolutely not say her "ch"s the way western Europeans do so if you have an insular community of people that pronunciation will stick.
- Comment on project paperclip be like 1 month ago:
the problem after WWII was there was only one christopher lee
- Comment on project paperclip be like 1 month ago:
i had someone here on lemmy try to say the scientists recruited to the US via operation paperclip weren’t involved in crimes against humanity. a lot of people have missed in the shuffle of the past 80 years exactly what happened during the holocaust.
- Comment on Ecosia has offered to take ‘stewardship’ of Chrome. And it's not a bad idea. 1 month ago:
qwant isn’t paid