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Damn. I actually thought he might turn things around back when he was brought in. Their engineers have let them down, how did they fall so far behind after being so far ahead just 15 years ago?
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Astonishing
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Statistically, IQ follows a standard distribution, so the median and mean should be relatively close.
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After seeing Wi-Fi network named “STINKY,” Navy found hidden Starlink dish on US warship
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What dude are you referring to? I'm confused how your comment relates to the article.
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It's remarkable how effective that strategy has been.
Reagan/Bush run up the deficit by 300%+ due to tax cuts and massive military spending, foreign wars
Clinton pays off the deficit, gets the economy booming, scales back military spending and foreign entanglements
GWB campaigns on a platform of tax cuts and increased military spending, along with denying climate change, barely wins
deficit skyrockets due to tax cuts, multi trillion dollar wars, lack of financial regulation collapses global economy
Obama has to save the economy again, extricate us from foreign entanglements again, while fighting against a republican establishment that refuses to pass any legislation
Trump administration completely fails to deal with COVID pandemic and tanks the economy yet again
Biden has to clean up that mess, and the resultant inflation is blamed on the Democrats
How many times are people going to fall for this shit?
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Tesla Cybertruck's stiff structure, sharp design raise safety concerns - experts
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I'm pretty sure it actually is significantly more dangerous. The front end of traditional pickups will still crumple and absorb a great deal of force. If the cybertruck is more rigid and the sharp edges have a potential to gash pedestrians on impact, that's two factors that don't apply to current pickups.
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Welcome to the Golden Age of User Hostility
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Primitive metallurgy was used to create weapons for millennia before it became commonly used for cookware. Technology has always been primarily used as vector for human beings to control and dominate one another, rather than to assist/improve society.
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(Serious) What are your favorite high quality Lemmy communities?
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This website is very helpful for finding communities and instances
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After seeing Wi-Fi network named “STINKY,” Navy found hidden Starlink dish on US warship
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It's baffling how people on Lemmy hate Musk so much and yet can't stop mentioning him in every random, unrelated thread.
The starlink was privately bought as per the article, it wasn't officially procured using federal funds. So the comment I responded to doesn't really make any sense in the context of this post.
But it gets 50 upvotes because Musk is very bad man. I guess that answers my own question about why people can't stop mentioning him on Lemmy: it's free upvotes to shit on him. That's fine I guess, but it can be annoying when it clogs up the discussion in unrelated threads.
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Take a gander at this
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To be fair, the men's rights movement is absolutely characterized as alt-right by the mainstream media. People tend to assume all sorts of things about you when you bring up any kind of men's issue. Most people (including other men) have difficulty empathizing with grown men, and thus they subconsciously expect that men's advocates are motivated by something else, such as misogyny. It's hard to move past our biological and cultural tendencies and view men as vulnerable and in need of support.
Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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Lemmy's gaining popularity, so I thought new people should see this.
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It also has less users than sh.itjust.works and lemm.ee. And way less compared to lemmy.world but I guess they aren't linked on the joinlemmy site for some reason
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Is it me or is everyone in hexbear insane?
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That sub is trash also. I think the whole conspiracy theorist subculture has been taken over by the alt right and is highly politicized at this point.
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How does South Park get away with trashing identifiable people? Are they sued often?
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Nobody said the US doesn't have a class system? Also the person you're responding to appears to be a kiwi, not an American.
Non-Americans making fools out of themselves while trying to casually denigrate the US is one of my favorite internet traditions. It's especially entertaining because there are plenty of valid criticisms, but people often seem to go for the most lazy, inaccurate generalizations and reveal their ignorance.
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Was this community banned on lemmy.world? I was trying to access some bookmarked posts and comments but they weren't there.
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Anytime I see a
trashpost that’s where it comes from 9/10.
It's 40% of the whole Lemmy userbase and activity. They've got their fair share of trolls but come on, the worst? Have you forgotten about redditors?
It's hard to be the biggest, and I think their admins are doing a pretty good job.
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ps2 graphics
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Rule 1 of tripping. The setting dictates everything.
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As you are doing it you never realize
This is Lemmy bruh. We still be burning discs on the reg.
Seriously though, I still like to listen to CDs in my car. Something about making that perfect 20 song banger mixtape just hits different. And then slotting old CDs and having no idea what songs are on there but usually being pleasantly surprised. Spotify/Bluetooth is too easy and casual, I tend to pay more attention and enjoy the music more when listening to CDs.
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Welcome to the Golden Age of User Hostility
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Agreed. It just seems more absurd now because of the contrast between our advanced technology and our primitive sociopolitical structures.
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understanding games is a form of systemic analysis
This thread got me thinking, do we have a replacement for r/outside on Lemmy? That sub was pretty entertaining at times
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Trump launches meme coin, apparently makes more than $25 billion overnight
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Fresh idiots are being born every day, unfortunately
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Pixelfed just overtook Lemmy as the 4th most used Fediverse software.
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That's actually not true. Lemmy.world and lemmy.dbzer0.com are fully federated, you can see for yourself if you check the instances tab.
The only thing that people incessantly complain about is that lemmy.world blocked one single community from dbzer0, the piracy community. For an account on lemmy.dbzer0, that has absolutely no effect. For an account on lemmy.world, that just means they need an alt if they want to participate in that one community. The two userbases can still fully interact all over lemmy, it's just that lemmy.world decided to block the piracy community to cover their asses legally.
Look, here's https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected]
But people make such a big deal about that one blocked community that a lot of people get the idea that they are defederated or something. You're not the first person I've had to correct about this, not even the first this week lol.