ACindyDerg (She/Her)

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on I'm a monster · c/memes · 1 pts · 14d

Honestly do both and also per container and volume. Sometimes you care about absolute nutritional value, so you go on serving size or container, and sometimes you want to compare between two different things, so you use % mass or per 100 ml

on Analogy · c/politicalmemes · 3 pts · 17d

Honestly Maga might be worse than the nazis...
The nazis didn't actively want to end the world and actually thought the goals were achievable. And they didn't have nearly as much power

on Badge of Honor · c/lemmyshitpost · 1 pts · 41d

The fact that you are tolerating them being a nazi is the problem. Germans did not stop being nazis after losing WW2, they just were not allowed to express that so their children never got exposed to it. People didn't just stop being racist, they got shamed out of expressing it, so now we don't accept their views. Do not tolerate intolerable beliefs. If you are having a pleasant conversation about baseball with them while they are still spewing hateful beliefs, you are failing to punish them, allowing them to keep being a nazi without shame.

on Badge of Honor · c/lemmyshitpost · 5 pts · 54d

If you switch sides on moral issues like that, you are amoral. If 11 people are sitting at a table making pleasant conversation with a nazi, there are 12 nazis at the table. I hope you don't take it that far, but like... Yeah

on **Reading All-Star** · c/memes · 1 pts · 58d

I was always good at taking tests and a rather fast reader, so I didn't care at that point. What sucked for me was a few years later when I had to write summaries of the "book I read that month" because I had to be writing about the same book for the whole month when I would finish the book like 5 days in, so I was remembering what happened like 6 books ago by the end of the month.

Also unfortunately I then, many years later, learned and realized that the books I was reading were written by a pedophile. one of the series ended with them making a pedo god, and the other one had far too many details and seperate instances of children sexually exploring for a 40+ year old man to be writing about... Now I'm terrified of recommending shit I read or watched as a child because what if I am just not remembering some horrific thing that happens in it.

on **Reading All-Star** · c/memes · 4 pts · 58d

Same, though I also think that the people testing me did not have the requisite reading comp to make a test... I sure as hell did not get Ender's Game when I first read it, even though I passed the AR test

Ah, I have only ever interacted with them with things that were way bigger than the screw. Which leads into the advantage for people who don't interact with them often: anything flat fits, so if you have a knife, coin, nail file, etc. you can still unscrew them

on Peak HR · c/lemmyshitpost · 0 pts · 79d

Ah yes, secure and maintainable hallucination of somebody else's code.