Grab Om-by-da Pussy

For now, these pics of tits and boobys will have to do

Always hilarious to me how the fastest way to gain trust is to be transparent. It’s almost like those two are linked somehow.

Liftoff gang represent!

I don’t need an app to tell me what’s a tit and what’s a booby

Not sure why, but this is what TV Time looks like for me. It’s the same now as when I tried two weeks ago.

Mmmm… butter… (Fs)

When the conspiracy theories about 5G causing covid started gaining traction, I named my 5Ghz connection “Virus Distribution Centre”

Eat before going shopping, and don’t buy junk food. It’s easier not to snack, when you don’t have snacks.

What the fuck is this place. The hills look like a PS1 game

At least? I’m convinced they have a moral obligation to do so much more than that.

But that would require us to use Reddit, which I think may be their plan all along.

Don’t be surprised when the Lemmy pixels are suddenly overwritten by spez.

“Just try not to be too gay on the court. And by gay I mean, um, you know, not in a homosexual way at all. I mean the uh, you know, like the bad-at-sports way.”

• Michael Scott

I would chalk that up to adrenaline. Also the pain depends on where the break is. If the muscles around the broken bone are spasming, then the two halves of the bone are going to be grinding against each other. That’s why we use a splint in first aid.

• never be bored.
• fall asleep instantly.
• pee and poop teleported straight into the toilet.
• grow fingernails back quickly.
• know how to do anything, but lose all memory of the thing when trying to do it, tell anyone, or record it.
• ability to shapeshift, but your bones and muscles are going to hurt like hell. You think breaking a bone is bad? Try having all the bones in your face rearrange themselves.

Proton just keeps getting better, it seems like they’re trying to create a suite to compete with Microsoft.

Email, cloud storage, VPN, calendar and recently password manager.

I do wish their VPN client for Linux was a priority sooner (they’re working on it now). Also, I can’t get email notifications on my degoogled phone because it uses Firebase for push notifications.

Other than that, I love Proton. I pay for Proton Unlimited, I’m happy to support their growth for a great product range.

I really should have clarified this because it seems like a contradiction for me to state that down voting is bad, and to say that when you see something worthy of a downvote, downvote and move on.

When I say worthy of downvote, I don’t mean a disagreement. I’m talking about people being obviously toxic. If malicious people want a reaction, giving it to them is not productive.

For example, if I see a post about plant based meals, and a comment states “I’m not convinced that this is really helping the planet, I don’t see a problem with eating meat” - then engage politely.

But a post like “fucking vegans lol, I’m going to eat 2 steaks tonight” is not worth replying to. Downvote and move on.

You actually don’t need to know what my previous statement was, because it’s totally boring.

I changed “algorithm” to “algorithm/engagement machine” because the first posts were about how the word algorithm is used.

To clarify, my gripe was not with edits, it’s to state that you edited for typos specifically.

This argument never really made sense to me. Anyone who is being deceptive is not going to tell people they’re editing their comments.

It’s the result of nothing more than a moral panic. There aren’t roving bands of keyboard warriors rolling around making comments and then editing them to make others look stupid.

And even if there were, they could just include “edit: typo” and get away with it. Unless someone takes screenshots.

I think it says more about the community that everyone is expected to prove their innocence. Let’s have a little faith in each other, we’re better than that.

Fixed it to be more precise.

I suppose whether it’s an algorithm comes down to which definition you use.

I think the colloquial definition is something which is user-dependant and very complicated.

However, the dictionary definition is “a finite set of unambiguous instructions”, which fits my initial usage.

Strangely though, the colloquial definition doesn’t fit the dictionary definition, because the YouTube/Twitter/Facebook algorithms are so ambiguous that the people designing them don’t really know what they’re doing, since they are evolving by themselves.