

A lot of it probably isn’t legal, but who’s gonna prosecute them?


A lot of it probably isn’t legal, but who’s gonna prosecute them?


I avoid the potential presence of ads.
I recall seeing some research that suggested “ignoring” ads makes you more susceptible to their content. I couldn’t find it after a couple searches though.


No, it was giant radioactive ants.
But now I am actually not sure if what I saw was Them! or Matinee (which features a film that very well may be based on Them!)


Saw “Them!” when I was like 6. That was pretty bad.
And then Starship Troopers when I was like 10. That one really got me.
Huh. Never thought about how they’re both bug movies.


One box


I feel ya. But the pendulum will probably swing back the other way soon and we’ll have a ton of companies hiring to undo/replace slop code. That’s how it has been for previous coding fads, anyway.
Midwest $3.59/gal today
Maybe through CXL you’ll be able to “download more RAM” (renting it, really)


Money is fine. Financialization is not.


The references in that video contradict its own content.
There is no evidence, historical or contemporary, of a society in which barter is the main mode of exchange;[27][26] instead, non-monetary societies operated largely along the principles of gift economy and debt.[25][24] When barter did in fact occur, it was usually between either complete strangers or potential enemies.[29]
The documentary “Finding The Money” has a takedown of this exact myth (Link to timestamp)


Not exactly. If you’re interested in the history of money and how it works, you should check out Finding The Money


Slavery



Don’t trust internet strangers to weigh in on this. Talk to a therapist or someone you trust to thoroughly consider the details that you haven’t (and shouldn’t) share here. Without the details, we’re just guessing, but even then a single post-and-reply exchange is not a good substitute for a full IRL conversation.


Exclusive, luxury


Season 2 is coming! Probably late 2026.


It’s Common Side Effects IRL



Oh there’s lots of trans people in orchestra


Conceptual analysis of proximity isn’t exactly what I expected to see when I joined Lemmy
But it’s… 😎 close
Some people genuinely have a problem with it.
But I’m convinced that the majority of it is just: It’s embarrassing (and therefore costs social capital) to defend it.
So therefore: If you attach it to something else you want to attack, you just gave yourself a strategic advantage.