I mean we’re looking
down on Wayne’s basement, only
that’s not Wayne’s basement.
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garth@sh.itjust.worksto
News@lemmy.world•US Senate advances war powers resolution to stop Trump from taking further military action in Venezuela
81·7 days agoMeaningless legislative theater. It’ll never pass the House. If it did Trump wouldn’t sign it. And even if those things magically happened, the scope is too narrow. Congress needs to take back its constitutional war powers that it’s ceded to the executive branch long ago.
I was referring to the fact that hypothetically one lemmy.world admin could essentially make people disappear.
Which is what ICE is for.
Are you seriously comparing being banned from a small social media site, where you could simply create another account in 5 minutes, to being arrested and imprisoned by a government agency?
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What "Would You Rather" question genuinely made you stop and think?
11·13 days agoWould you rather give up oral sex or cheese?
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•New Year's broadcasts behind paywallsEnglish
25·14 days agoThat does suck. However…
https://turnerlive.warnermediacdn.com/hls/live/586495/cnngo/cnn_slate/VIDEO_0_3564000.m3u8
Open IPTV streams are cool.
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What is the difference between an American liberal and a liberal outside the USA?
151·14 days agoIn the broader world of politics, “liberal” usually refers to “classical liberalism”: representative democracy, a capitalist market economy with limited government involvement, and an emphasis on individual liberty over communal well-being. This is the ideology the US was founded upon (for white people, at least) and that it still largely embraces. Both major US political parties are liberal parties.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_liberalism
Within the US, the use of the term is very different. Republicans use “liberal” as a pejorative to describe anyone even slightly to their left. You could be a progressive, a social democrat, a communist, an anarchist, or simply a pragmatic individual who wants to fund libraries and public schools, and you would be branded a “lib.”
The infidelity will continue until morale improves.
Not if he complies.
two guys and their enby buddy
I love it. The woke Holy Trinity.
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why do you need, want and/or have a gun/guns?
3·2 months agoI grew up in a family of overly-armed suburban conservatives, so inheriting a significant number of guns was always a given. A few pieces have sentimental value tied to the relatives who originally owned them. I don’t use any of them, though. Hunting never interested me. Target shooting is fun once in a while, particularly trap and skeet, but I have too many other priorities vying for my time and money. If I were to get back into target shooting I would switch to archery.
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Its not ruley weird, there's a method to our madnessEnglish
89·2 months ago
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•How come NK doesn't just come out and say we are in trouble and need help? Like their lack of food and stuff? I really don't see a downside for a country admit they were wrong and need help
49·2 months agoSince the mid-20th century, North Korea’s domestic politics have centered on the idea that the whole world is out to get them, and therefore they must be fiercely independent from outside influence. Openly asking for international aid would be like admitting defeat against all their political enemies, real and imagined. Nobody in power is going to do that.
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What do you think about Russia and America testing their nuclear arms yesterday?
7·3 months agoDo you have links to reputable sources? I can find news of Russia doing exercises (link below) but not the US responding in kind.
There is a difference between choosing minimalism and being forced into it by lack of options. If these two characters had steady income or a safety net, and chose to live like this, then good for them. But they don’t; they are unemployed with a leaky roof and inadequate heat and presumably do not have the means to address those issues. This is an unstable situation to which nobody should aspire.
Yeah, no. Let’s not romanticize poverty.
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What careers did the shittiest people you know personally get into?
28·3 months agoOne started as a cop but got fired after allegedly assaulting a suspect. He fell back on being a prison guard, but didn’t last long there, either. Now he has a job with a freight railroad.
Another was lined up to inherit his dad’s business, but instead got into drug dealing and eventually murdered someone. Now he’s in prison for life.
In his eyes, the fucking look…
Statistics are just numbers. What matters is how they are used. Anyone who has studied stats knows that it’s common to craft misleading conclusions from real data.
garth@sh.itjust.worksto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•In which ways the dot com craze of the late 90s and the current AI market differ? In which ways are the same phenomena?
11·3 months agoThe .com craze was a gold rush to a land with proven reserves. It was clear there was a huge opportunity to get rich. The question was which companies would find the right approach and succeed. Amazon lived, other retailers like Pets.com didn’t. Kozmo and Webvan failed but their general business ideas later succeeded at other companies. And so on.
AI feels more like a gold rush based on rumors and hype. It isn’t clear (at least to me) that a market opportunity exists to justify the massive spending going on.






https://icelist.is/
Though I’m having trouble loading the site. Hopefully it’s being heavily used by legit users, and not being DDoS’d to prevent access.