HellieSkellie

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on 6 June 1999 · c/theboondocks · 1 pts · 92d

that's a standalone episode completely unrelated to the rest of the series if you wanted to quick snap it

on Me_irl · c/me_irl · 2 pts · 92d

My partner's been dumpster diving in the U.S. for like a decade, they've told me it's not a thing. This has never happened in the states.

on not very brave · c/microblogmemes · 9 pts · 92d

ight straight up what is the use case for ladybird? Who do you think is going to "try" it?

It doesn't work yet - there's not really a reason to "use" it unless you're going to try and develop it

on not very brave · c/microblogmemes · 24 pts · 92d

~ish, waterfox is reconfigured firefox. They have a single button sync on first launch to clone your firefox data over, it took me like 60 seconds to swap everything over. And you get a lot more than just removing AI from firefox, it's essentially a preconfigured firefox. Removes a lot of telemetry and analytic stuff, strict-enforces better security protocols, prettier layout and stuff.

It doesn't really buy you any new functionality, but it's way quicker to just use waterfox than it is to spend hours configuring the weird shit like private DNS in firefox.

on 6 June 1999 · c/theboondocks · 1 pts · 93d

hey i got a dumbfuck question, do you got any opinions on this episode of Atlanta

bro lol what, they WERE lying and pretending and people WERE right to call them out.

If a company isn't completely faking their support they'd do something of substance, possibly even at some time that wasn't during the designated gay™️ month.

There's an anarchist worker-coop cafe and bookstore in my city, you will never see them get called out for the pandering rainbow pfp bullshit because they have active LGBTQIA+ community support year-round.

I believe this idea is gaining traction based on the historical rates of left-handed people (article).

When being left-handed was a cultural faux-pas there were less left-handed people. When the culture shifted away from beating left-handed people, suddenly the number of left handed people sky-rocketed in the short term before settling at its true natural number in the long-term.

This could be a trend in other invisible culturally oppressed groups, though we can't really know for this meme until neurodivergence is culturally accepted

on Spicy Air ☢️ · c/science_memes · 1 pts · 124d

yes, see: https://lemmy.cafe/comment/17134894

When you run a test, you want to minimize variables and keep as many things constant as possible between tests if you want to prove something.

Amazingly there are not a lot of constants between seismically inactive rock and a fucking train

on Spicy Air ☢️ · c/science_memes · 3 pts · 124d

That video is strange marketing nonsense. Running a train doesn't apply the same forces and wear-down as nature will, just ask your mother.