9point6 @ 9point6 @lemmy.world

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I remember thinking Netscape was way cooler than IE based purely on the throbber animation

Maybe coconut water or aloe vera gel, I imagine it'd feel weird but probably not regrettable.

I guess we've got to beat Cleopatra as our baseline with her bath of asp milk.

Marmite would probably veer into the regrettable category, and I'm saying that as a marmite enjoyer

Modern propaganda techniques are such that millions of people believe in a reality that doesn't exist.

Sadly, they're simply brainwashed rubes

Worryingly, there's a growing number of them thanks to all the "manosphere" and "trad" movements that exist to brainwash kids

See, if you bury your head in the sand, the virus can't get you

Nah lumbergh had an air of competency that musk conspicuously lacks

Ladies, a true paramour has layers

What monster red phones this

It's desert island discs? It's a show where a radio DJ asks what music someone would be marooned on an island with.

There's no journalist involved in the conversation

Was thinking on these lines yesterday,

If I were a nation-state adversary to the USA right now, my intelligence people would be targeting DOGE with every piece of spyware they had

Well from what I've read about trump, the shit is literally leaking from everywhere, orifices be damned.

He's got the Depends™️ people trying to figure out how his constantly erupting deluge of putrid effluent is able to escape the Kevlar prison they've custom built.

Truly and harrowingly sadly:

Conservative voters hate trans people simply because they're told to

Conservative politicians tell their voters to hate trans people because it distracts the voters whilst the politician robs them (of their rights, their potential or simply their actual fucking money)

It's currently trans people because the previous victim roster of gay dudes and middle eastern people just isn't cutting it any more.

They do, you just can't hear it

It's like how elephants communicate

I'm starting to think mid-century cooking was a psy-op

How long before he rolls a couple of those big ugly dictator headshot carpets down the side of the building

I think we're in non-zero probability now

Nah that's just the both sides fallacy, but it sounds like you're operating from a US perspective, so I can see why you think this.

Reminder that Liberalism is also a right-wing ideology, it's just a bit more socially centrist than conservatism. You don't really have much of a left-wing voice in US politics at all, beyond a couple of politicians, I'm afraid.

Actual left wing politicians are guided by ideology to primarily benefit the greatest number of people with their policy.

Right wing politicians are guided by ideology to primarily benefit those holding the greatest amount of capital with their policy.

Pretty much everything else follows from that.

Right wing politicians operate on leverage.

These people gave them the keys in exchange for hearing what they wanted.

They no longer have leverage as far as the politician is concerned, so he's done telling them what they want to hear.

History repeats again

Coleco were more early 80s machines and I think MSX was more late 80s

Though you got me curious, so looking into it just now, they all use Z80 processors apparently! Which I guess is unsurprising given how successful it was in consoles in the 80s.

On the face of things, it looks like MSX has a bit more in the graphic capabilities department, but that's just me looking at a handful of screenshots, so take that with a pinch of salt

This is so cool! I think I'm going to try and grab one of these despite having very minimal exposure to MSX software

Anyone with a bit more of an idea got any recommendations?

What is extremely political to one person is just someone simply existing to another.

The term "no politics" in internet communities often actually means "only things that align with my politics". I've seen it over and over again for as long as I can remember

And a decade or so ago it was LOLCODE that had me mildly concerned for the wellbeing of my peers.