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YoBuckStopsHere , to news in Almost all major advertisers have fled Elon Musk's Twitter, new data shows | Boing Boing
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After the killed tweetdeck I haven’t been back.

Blaster_M , to nottheonion in School board member blames "Holy Spirit" for making her share a Nazi meme

Not how the HS works. Girl making excuses for doing a dumb.

cedarmesa , (edited )
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💀

FuglyDuck ,
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You see, you drink it, you get drunk. Then you make bad decisions until you blackout.

Oh…. They meant the other Holy Spirit…

bitwaba ,

In case that’s a serious question, the Holy Spirit is one of 3 in the Holy Trinity. The other 2 being the father (God) and the son (Jesus). The Holy Spirit can be summed up as the guiding conscience of Jesus inside you. The idea is once you have accepted Christ as your savior into your heart (symbolized in the ceremony of Baptism), the Holy Spirit is the mechanism through which you live a life according to the teachings of Christ (love thy neighbor, turn the other cheek, etc.)

So, yeah, Jesus probably wouldn’t have shared Nazi memes.

cedarmesa ,
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It wasnt a serious question. Unserious subjects arent deserving of serious questions, just mockery. If someone is discussing spirits, poltergeists, demons, rising from the dead, performing magic, etc theyve shown themselves to be an unserious person.

bitwaba ,

I guess you’ve also shown yourself to also not be a serious person by starting at mockery.

cedarmesa ,
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You are very matter of factly explaining to me that spirits are in fact real. Do you feel you should be taken seriously in your assertion that spirits are real?

thisbenzingring ,

They never claimed it as matter of fact, i grew up Catholic and can tell you the same definition, it doesn’t mean I believe it.

cedarmesa ,
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Important distinction youre making. Do you believe spirits to be real?

thisbenzingring ,

It’s irrelevant. The idea of spirit is subjective.

norbert ,
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Tip your fedora a little harder you enlightened atheist.

bitwaba ,

At no point did I say they are real.

I’ve been agnostic for over 25 years.

cupcakezealot , to nottheonion in Nebraska governor signs executive order defining men as "bigger, stronger and faster"
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Almost as if all anti trans bigotry is based in misogyny

mustbe3to20signs , to nottheonion in Nebraska governor signs executive order defining men as "bigger, stronger and faster"

Strange how this tiny dick energy law says nothing about intelligence…

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  • vinceman ,

    Google the words “gender bias”. I’ll wait.

    A_A , (edited )
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    @VinceUnderReview @vinceman

    Google the words “gender bias”. I’ll wait.

    Sexism (as defined below) is bad.

    SexismSexism is prejudice or discrimination based on one’s sex or gender. Sexism can affect anyone, but it primarily affects women and girls.[1] It has been linked to gender roles and stereotypes,[2][3] and may include the belief that one sex or gender is intrinsically superior to another.[4] Extreme sexism may foster sexual harassment, rape, and other forms of sexual violence.[5][6] Discrimination in this context is defined as discrimination toward people based on their gender identity[7] or their gender or sex differences.[8] An example of this is workplace inequality.[8] Sexism may arise from social or cultural customs and norms.

    Nevertheless I stand by what I wrote above.
    What’s your point ?

    P.S. : My previous comment was :

    it’s even more controversial to discuss the three percent IQ difference in (average) intelligence between men and women. For example, see how this comment will be downvoted, even if it is true.

    SpaceCowboy ,
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    For example, see how this comment will be downvoted, even if it is true.

    Yeah doesn’t it really suck when people use some arbitrary point system to indicate that you don’t quite measure up to others?

    A_A , (edited )
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    @SpaceCowboy

    Yeah doesn’t it really suck when people use some arbitrary point system to indicate that you don’t quite measure up to others?

    I like it in here. I like Lemmy. I like being sometimes upvoted or even I like being downvoted because I can understand why what people think. Sometimes it will make me change my mind or at least re-think (reconsider). Sometimes I know I will be down devoted and I post anyway just because I want the conversation to rise (to move) in some direction.
    For me it’s no more arbitrary than when talking with someone and seeing if they smile or if they frown.

    P.S. : my previous comment in this tread was :

    spoilerit’s even more controversial to discuss the three percent IQ difference in (average) intelligence between men and women. For example, see how this comment will be downvoted, even if it is true.

    Metaright , to technology in A week in, Threads has lost half of its active users
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    The way journalists and brands flocked to Threads in the hopes that it would bring back the good old days? That wasn't healthy.

    The article doesn't really explain why this is the case.

    sci ,

    because it makes for a catchy phrase

    Shelena , to science in Death: a process, not a point, says cutting-edge research

    The article by the Guardian that is linked is very interesting! I can really recommend reading it to people interested in this stuff.

    idealotus ,

    Thanks for recommending the guardian link. Crazy stories in there and an interesting conclusion on what we’re learning about death.

    Makes me wonder about organ donations and if the timing for those may change based on newer findings…

    Shelena ,

    Yes, that is an interesting question as well. I am wondering what the people with near death experiences could still experience from their bodies, because that would make a big difference as well.

    HawlSera , to news in U.S. retailers admit they lied about shoplifting, retail crime again

    Kind of like how any game developer who says that piracy is the reason that they failed financially, even though some of the greatest games of all time are the ones that get pirated the most.

    Alexc , to nottheonion in School board member blames "Holy Spirit" for making her share a Nazi meme

    Is she trying to tell us that God is the Nazi? Explains a few things

    treadful , to nottheonion in School board member blames "Holy Spirit" for making her share a Nazi meme
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    ExLisper , to gaming in Game developers flee Unity after exorbitant price plan announced, but not everyone can get out

    Also phaser.js is really good. It’s been around for some time so it’s very mature and stable, has great documentation and lot’s of examples.

    anteaters ,

    And Vampire Survivors just switched from phaser.js to Unity - wonder if they regret that now.

    randint , to technology in HP printer USB port covered with warning sticker in hopes you won't use it | Boing Boing

    Not to defend HP^[1]^, but if you look closely at the picture, the sticker has an arrow suggesting you to peel off the sticker. I would still say that the intentions of even putting this sticker there is malicious though.

    a picture of the sticker

    [1]: I’ve also been “scammed” by HP. I have a DeskJet 2130 bought more than 5 years ago. (I guess you could say it was from before HP went greedy.) It was under only very light use (occasional school stuff that needed to be printed out). Every time I came back to the printer after not using the printer for several months, the ink cartridges would have dried out. I would swap them out because they wouldn’t work even after shaking, none the wiser that half of the “empty” cartridges probably could have been revived by wiping it with a tissue. (I discovered this only 1 year ago when I tried it.)

    Dark_Arc ,
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    Inkjet printers need to be used regularly, or go through several cleaning prints (which are features of HP printers). That’s not HP scamming you, that’s just how inkjet printers are…

    That said, IMO, most people are infrequent printers and would be better served by a laser printer. Toner doesn’t dry out. I have had a brother laser printer for 3-4 years now and haven’t had to change the toner once. Every time I need to print something, it fires right up, and prints it without a fuss.

    randint ,

    Yeah I eventually figured that out, hence the quotes. When my HP printer dies, I will replace it with a Brother printer.

    thejml , to technology in HP printer USB port covered with warning sticker in hopes you won't use it | Boing Boing

    Yet another reason I’m glad I got my Canon Pixima 5000 series a while back. Individual cheap replacement ink carts with no electronics in them. I can (and have) buy 5 sets of carts for $20 that last me years.

    If it wasn’t for photos, I’d have picked up a cheap laser printer.

    brianorca , to news in Los Angeles PD wants to remotely access 10,000 public and private security cameras

    So Ring shuts down their free access, not even two months ago, and they want to force it again somehow? Without a warrant?

    Correction: this is an article from before Ring changed the policy.

    aniki , to news in Los Angeles PD wants to remotely access 10,000 public and private security cameras

    LOL getting blocked by [email protected] is honor!

    protist , to mildlyinteresting in The late Mojo Nixon had an appropriately amusing tour rider.

    That pic’s from the Continental Club, absolutely legendary venue

    MisterNeon ,
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    Is Big Top still around? I miss the clown bar.

    FlyingSquid OP ,
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    I kept driving by this place that I thought was a bar when I lived in L.A. called Jumbo’s Clown Room. Eventually I thought I had to stop and go into a place with a name like that. Sadly, it was a strip club (which I’m not into anyway) with a stripper looking as I imagine another stripper could not possibly have looked as bored as she was.

    MisterNeon ,
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    We got to be talking about different places, Continental Club I went to and met Mojo was in Houston.

    FlyingSquid OP ,
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    Oh we definitely are. That name just reminded me of it.

    protist ,

    Big Top Candy Shop is right across the street, but can’t say I know anything about a clown bar. And here I thought I was a true Austinite 😂

    MisterNeon ,
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    Continental Club is in Houston.

    protist ,

    Oh the original Continental Club is in Austin, been there since the 50s. The 2nd location in Houston location opened more recently. There’s a SXSW poster on the right, so I’m going to assume this was taken in Austin

    MisterNeon ,
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    Thanks, I never knew that.

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