This is why I prefer pets, and babysitting kiddos - they tell me exactly what they need/want and when they want it 😆
I’ll write something here later probably. In the meantime, hi to whoever’s reading this I hope you get a chance to enjoy something kind today :)
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politics @lemmy.world•Days After Midterm Blowout, 22 Democrats Join GOP to Advance 'Massive Giveaway' to Big OilEnglish
72·5 days agoRetaliation from the neoliberals. Getting in their scumfuckery before January was expected but still frustrating.
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politics @lemmy.world•We have a new shadow president – and he can play Trump like a fiddleEnglish
53·5 days agoThis little nazi chihuahua bitch has been playing trump like a fiddle for the past two years.
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politics @lemmy.world•Alabama elects first out trans lawmakerEnglish
10·11 days agoWaves of good news putting a balm on my burned heart today 🥰 did not have this on my bingo card but that’s an awesome win!
Within two weeks those two are bonded and kitty is no longer your kitty, but the pup’s.
As long as straight, white, wealthy Protestant men aren’t the victims. They see suffering while poor to be their own fault, and original sin fallacy means women must also endure because god has to punish them for being born female. It’s honestly kind of terrifying to see.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says its “terrible to have everybody have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM” instead of shoving it all in datacentresEnglish
186·16 days agoIt’s terrible for him to be breathing the world’s limited supply of oxygen
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politics @lemmy.world•Private Prison Companies Are Pouring Money Into GOP Coffers Ahead of MidtermsEnglish
31·18 days ago“Law and Order” means “legally enslave anyone I don’t like”
Any idea what program that is? That’s pretty cool to be honest
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Europe@feddit.org•The British invented Linux Ubuntu. But they don't trust British engineers. So they spend billions of dollars to buy Microsoft Office and Microsoft Windows. At the expense of their own economyEnglish
10·19 days agoThere’s an assumption all people from/under current and former world powers are hive minds- GB, China, US, Russia, etc.
Broadfern@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Well, he sure said that with conviction...English
35·20 days agoMy agnostic ass is praying to everything this is satire
The secret is saying it four times
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science@lemmy.world•Computers Made of Human Brain Tissue Identify Braille LettersEnglish
133·26 days agoAh yes who needs ethics
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politics @lemmy.world•Abdul El-Sayed's fighting style terrifies MAGA | Republicans don't know how to handle this Michigan DemocratEnglish
81·27 days agoRoosevelt energy. Forward and unafraid + progressive pretty clearly wins in the US, historically. Seeing it again a century-ish later isn’t surprising but it does give a tiny spark of hope.
Broadfern@lemmy.worldtoHacker News@lemmy.bestiver.se•Smart people don't think others are stupidEnglish
3·1 month agoYeah it’s ignoring the cultural and definitional heuristics inherent in language, and provides an almost circular argument. “It is because of the way it is and that’s just how it is.”
“They’re behaving in a frustratingly willfully ignorant and dangerously selfish way to the point I can’t distinguish it from malice” is not something I can concisely say half a dozen times on my commute to and from work. (Examples include: braking to an almost dead stop in the middle lane on an open highway, refusing to use their blinkers multiple times in a row, nearly cutting off the front of my vehicle while doing so even though I’m willing to give them space, etc.) I’m also not assuming everyone is “stupid” either; in my example my spirits are lifted when other drivers obey traffic laws and the surrounding social contract.
We also can’t fucking mind-read so it’s not unrealistic to put a temporary mental marker on whether or not someone is worth spending more emotional and mental effort around. The use of shortened language to describe a situation is not the same as dismissing someone or something wholesale and to assert a wholesale assumption on others for a perceived behavior is directly contradictory to the author’s argument.
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politics @lemmy.world•'Part of the Fascist Playbook': Ilhan Omar Condemns Trump DHS Raid on Her Home | Common Dreams ‘Part of the Fascist Playbook’: Ilhan Omar Condemns Trump DHS Raid on Her HomeEnglish
11·1 month agoThe use of Minneapolis as an example is definitely good for proving it can be done in the U.S. How we manage to do this on a national scale remains to be seen but local/state-by-state strength is possible, at least.
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politics @lemmy.world•Don’t Stop at ICE, Says Progressive Dem: Abolish the Department of Homeland SecurityEnglish
421·1 month agoGotta slowly reverse boil the frog - these are definitely great first steps and will hopefully warm the public up to demilitarizing, then defanging, then defunding/abolishing the police state.
Broadfern@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Who can afford to just shell out money like this?English
7·1 month agoIf I could have one wish it would be decent public transit in this shithole I’m stuck in :’)
An affordable used electric/hybrid would be nice if I can’t have that though
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•These are the kind of reactions I get when I recommend Anubis to deal with bots at work, what alternatives are there?English
6·1 month agoKrita’s pretty close, but unfortunately not quite as close as the program our friend Wilber represents :’)



I think the moral of the story is blame
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