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robear@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Austria's new headscarf ban for under-14s sparks debateEnglish
157·12 days agoYou support the religious indoctrination of children?
robear@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Brit SAS veterans 'training Russians to fight in Ukraine' at Bulgarian camps, leaked report claimsEnglish
25·16 days agoBrits being brits
robear@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Japan issues highest level heavy rain warning as flood risk risesEnglish
1·17 days agoShit. Chiba?
I’m in the mountains so the rain always has somewhere to go.
robear@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Japan issues highest level heavy rain warning as flood risk risesEnglish
1·17 days agoThe alternative is that the few sunny days we’ve had have topped out at 39 degrees.
That’s way hotter than it’s ever been in the past, and hot enough to kill all my vegetables without the rain.
I’ll take the rain.
Come, my lady.
Come come, my lady.
Be my butterfly, sugar, baby.
You’re conflating an economic problem that is causing deflation with deflation itself.
There is nothing inherently more negative about deflation compared to inflation for the average person. It’s just generally not caused by anything positive under our current economic model.
I always cum first, I guess I’m just better at sex than she is.
robear@lemmy.zipto
Technology@lemmy.world•Valve was founded 30 years ago — changed PC gaming forever with Half-Life, then Steam | Microsoft veterans Gabe Newell and Mike Harrington founded the company on August 24, 1996.English
31·1 month agoFast internet is what killed physical games.
Don’t they puff up when they’re stressed?
So this person is just abusing a wild animal on camera?
Why do you believe that Lenin’s narrow and skewed definition of imperialism is the only true and authentic one?
The word was in common use for at least 100 years before Lenin even started writing, mostly used to denigrate French and British expansion and colonialism.
I believe Marx would also disagree with Lenin on this definition, but I understand that .ml are much bigger fans of Lenin and Stalin than Marx.
robear@lemmy.zipto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•My home server was a totally justified purchase
4·1 month agoI have 20 500GB HDDs I got for free off a client who was disposing of some old desktops, daisy chained through a series of powered USB hubs currently hosting my Jellyfin and Immich content.
I regret nothing.
robear@lemmy.zipto
Technology@lemmy.world•Remote work benefits are much bigger than a paycheckEnglish
8·1 month agoInterns don’t actually do shit anyway.
He’d still have nothing to do in the office. Actually most people in an office are doing nothing regardless of title in my experience.
As Ranzispa says, he goes there to chat and bother everyone else rather than actually work.
robear@lemmy.zipto
News@lemmy.world•America's largest grid wants to cut power to new data centers first during shortages — 50MW-plus data centers must bring their own electricity generation to avoid shutoffs
13·1 month agoI think you’ve confused suburban McMansions with a nice place to live.
robear@lemmy.zipto
politics @lemmy.world•Zohran Mamdani: ‘If You Aren’t Willing to Fight, You Will Never Win’
6·1 month agoJapanese people can be just as sarcastic as English speakers. It flies over your head unless you’re actually good at the language. Same as English.
Learn to change your own oil people. You literally only need a socket wrench and and a drain pan. You don’t even need to jack a lot of cars up if you don’t mind squeezing under.
robear@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Russia's businesses under strain from Ukraine's attacks on WildberriesEnglish
3·2 months agoI’d argue that your view is the simplistic one.
Nobody is responsible except Putin. He’s like Santa Claus, delivering every bullet on the frontline himself in a single night.
robear@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Russia's businesses under strain from Ukraine's attacks on WildberriesEnglish
42·2 months agoThis is completely false though.
Out of the three of us, the Russian rando is the only one that can realistically influence the Russian state unless you and I are willing to put our boots on and plan an invasion. He is part of the Russian polity.
Now Putin may rule through fear, but he still only rules with the consent of the average Russian rando. If enough of them decide that they’re no longer “non-political”, Putin will no longer rule and the war can end. Frankly, that’s the only way this war is going to end. So this is entirely their responsibility.
With that in mind, the question I raised above still stands, how many Ukrainians need to die to avoid hurting or inconveniencing the average Russian rando? Can you answer that?




Sunlight isn’t worth much when it’s too hot to leave the house without fear of heatstroke.