on Goodnight, RIF · c/redditwasfun · 10 pts · 3yit was the best app for accessing reddit. it is gone so now I am done with reddit
on *Permanently Deleted* · c/reddit · 5 pts · 3yI am using the Nuke Reddit extension in Edge to delete all comments and posts from the last 11 years before I delete my account.
on Apple Is Taking On Apples in a Truly Weird Trademark Battle · c/globalnews · 2 pts · 3yMore evil corporate insanity
on Liz Truss says being compared to a lettuce was not funny · c/globalnews · 2 pts · 3yIt really isn't fair. Lettuce has some redeeming values.
on Why were early humans so fit if their diet pretty much only consisted of meat? · c/nostupidquestions · 1 pts · 3yI was not stating that they only ate meat just that the meat they ate was far more lean than the industrially farmed meat we have.
on *Permanently Deleted* · c/pop_os · 5 pts · 3yPresent. I need to go back to reddit and delete my account and all posts. Why leave useful content for them to monetize.
on Took a peek on Reddit, it really boggles my mind how oblivious and obedient people are. · c/lemmyworld · 17 pts · 3yThe Hail Corporate crowd will stay.
on Why were early humans so fit if their diet pretty much only consisted of meat? · c/nostupidquestions · -5 pts · 3yYes but they were not what we have today. Lower sugar content. More hardy. Tougher skins. Less yield.
on Why were early humans so fit if their diet pretty much only consisted of meat? · c/nostupidquestions · -4 pts · 3yYes but they were not what we have today. Lower sugar content. More hardy. Tougher skins. Less yield.
on Why were early humans so fit if their diet pretty much only consisted of meat? · c/nostupidquestions · 14 pts · 3yThe fruits and vegetables that we know today are nothing like those from 10k years ago. Bananas of today didn't exist even a few 100 years ago.
on Why were early humans so fit if their diet pretty much only consisted of meat? · c/nostupidquestions · 2 pts · 3yYup, that is my understanding. Constantly on the move, working hard, and eating lean meats since the animals were wild game not factory fattened.
on OKISZ headquarters, Budapest, 1973, János Mónus · c/architecture · 1 pts · 3yIs this considered to be part of the "Brutalist School" of architecture that was popular behind the iron curtain and to a certain extent in West Germany?
on *Permanently Deleted* · c/lemmyworld · 13 pts · 3yThere will always be the "Hail Corporate" types. Fuck it. I'm done with it.
it was the best app for accessing reddit. it is gone so now I am done with reddit
I am using the Nuke Reddit extension in Edge to delete all comments and posts from the last 11 years before I delete my account.
More evil corporate insanity
It really isn't fair. Lettuce has some redeeming values.
I was not stating that they only ate meat just that the meat they ate was far more lean than the industrially farmed meat we have.
Similar with RIF
Present. I need to go back to reddit and delete my account and all posts. Why leave useful content for them to monetize.
The Hail Corporate crowd will stay.
Yes but they were not what we have today. Lower sugar content. More hardy. Tougher skins. Less yield.
Yes but they were not what we have today. Lower sugar content. More hardy. Tougher skins. Less yield.
The fruits and vegetables that we know today are nothing like those from 10k years ago. Bananas of today didn't exist even a few 100 years ago.
Yup, that is my understanding. Constantly on the move, working hard, and eating lean meats since the animals were wild game not factory fattened.
Is this considered to be part of the "Brutalist School" of architecture that was popular behind the iron curtain and to a certain extent in West Germany?
There will always be the "Hail Corporate" types. Fuck it. I'm done with it.