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Alt account of @Cube6392@beehaw.org for looking at stuff Beehaw defederated
- Comment on Grok 3 roasts Lemmy 1 day ago:
i did not know that
- Comment on Grok 3 roasts Lemmy 1 day ago:
wait what’s this now about chris kattan being subservient to fascists?
- Comment on Baberaham Lincoln 3 days ago:
honestly yeah. i’m fully with garth on this one
- Submitted 4 days ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 7 comments
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
even if he’s not a sugar daddy, he’s a daddy, sugar
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
so basically your grandpa is a daddy?
- Comment on Dont worry everyone, this is just an example. Rick Astley has not given us up. 1 week ago:
it ain’t hard to explain why we all love the man named jayne
- Comment on Okay, this is getting out of hand 1 week ago:
Gulf of Texaco
- Comment on Google officially changes the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America on Maps 1 week ago:
it’s a real challenge to both stay informed and to have enough energy to do anything about it
- Comment on Google officially changes the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America on Maps 1 week ago:
the media, including google, under a fascist regime is an outrage machine. its purpose is to manufacture consent through a mixture of frothing up the right wing base and wearing out the conscious. you are in an endurance race, not a sprint. when you are tired, it is time to rest. disengage from these media streams and do something small and meaningful to help someone
- Comment on Shopping for used Teslas be like: 1 week ago:
Hakencruiser
- Comment on From this day in 1933. It's all just a little bit of history repeating.. 1 week ago:
my home town has a “mental institution” (torture facility) mentioned by name in the inspirations for the death camps
- Comment on The Cybertruck Appears to Be More Deadly Than the Infamous Ford Pinto, According to a New Analysis 1 week ago:
keep in mind that while the cybertruck might seem like a bad vehicle, it also is a bad vehicle
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
not saying that, weird that you thought i did
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Hey! I be white man. But do you know who’s been organized and has a plan? Marginalized people. They been at this for decades. It’s not about who’s worth talking to, it’s about learning to listen.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
log out and talk to your marginalized friends, neighbors, and coworkers. this simply isn’t true and we need your help
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
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you experience lots of small ones everyday
- Comment on Indiana Jones was named after the state Indiana, which was named after American Indians, which were named after India, which was named after the Indus River, which was named for the word for river... 2 weeks ago:
like a parfait. who doesn’t like a parfait?
- Comment on Lemmy Sorting Hat 2 weeks ago:
i saw a bird once
- Comment on Lemmy Sorting Hat 2 weeks ago:
They list lemmygrad under general purpose lmao
- Comment on "Poetic take" on the state of the US 2 weeks ago:
- Village elders selecting a chief to represent their families was common in africa
- The Iroquois organized their tribes into a bicameral political structure as early as 1142, though most archaeologists believe the date was more likely to be around 1450
- The Cossacks of Eastern Europe were largely self organized as equals until the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth declared them to be protectorate subjects (which itself was… Not as good at being an anarchy as the Cossacks were, but was also FAR more democratic that the forces that ultimately partitioned it). I don’t have a good link for this one, unfortunately, but I’m sure if you do some light digging you can find some info
- Comment on "Poetic take" on the state of the US 2 weeks ago:
new in western Europe* colonialism eliminated many societies that found ways to run their societies without the kinds of authoritarian power structures common in western Europe. the imperial powers, including eastern Asia (China and Japan), moscow, and western Europe wiped out threats to these authoritarian power structures. the societies they encountered were scientifically advanced in ways the imperial powers didn’t truly understand because those powers only interacted with the world around them via violence
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Freaky ass weirdos need to stay they ass inside
Roll they ass up like a fresh pack of 'za
City is back up, it’s a must, we outside - Comment on Google Maps will rename Gulf of Mexico as Gulf of America in the U.S.. However, users in Mexico will see “Gulf of Mexico,” and the rest of its 1 billion monthly users will see both names. 3 weeks ago:
Okay. But…
Why?
Not as in why do it, I know exactly why and posted about it earlier. It’s TERRIFYING. It’s REALLY bad.
But as in “why comply?” Fuck is Trump gonna do or not do that Google’s so fuckin’ interested in. Man fuck this guy and fuck google. I already don’t use them as much as I can, but FUCK THEM.
- Comment on They did the math 1 month ago:
it has to have a yardage offset of like kind for the play to count, and i think both infractions must be of the 5 yard variety, so basically a defender needs to be offsides and an offensive lineman needs to hold (probably the offside defender). anything else the penalties offset and you replay the down
- Comment on They did the math 1 month ago:
in american football it is possible for a player on both squads to perform an equally egregious penalty, resulting in the officiating crew certifying the results of the play despite the presence of infractions. the other option, depending on the particular broken rules, is to replay the down
- Comment on "My Hero Academia" Final Season Airs Fall 2025 1 month ago:
just in time to present a compelling argument to resist fascism!
- Comment on Man in charge of Diablo thinks we should start calling games that he thinks are like Diablo 'Diablo-likes' 2 months ago:
we will continue to call your game an action rguelike, sir. you don’t get to add a twist to a genre and then be who’s the genre