Jim @ JimmyDean @lemm.ee

Just a guy on the internet, totally a human and not an alien, if that's wha

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!AntiqueMemesRoadshow@lemmy.world material right there

This is effectively making him pay for it, quite literally, for the rest of his life. Imo that sounds like a more severe punishment than if he were actually rich enough to pay all at once and just end it early.

You can put them in a microwave and watch cool designs appear as you destroy them. I remember my siblings and I used to do this with old demo discs that were destined for the trash anyway.

(Disclaimer: this is more of a joke, not an actual recommendation)

Out of all the most prominent streaming services, Hulu has the most content I'd actually watch. Unfortunately, they still show ads in their cheaper paid subscription, which is a deal-breaker for me.

Of course. In fact, the most addictive kind is sparkling water

I like to use old.reddit when I browse it now. I saw others mention it, and after giving it a try, I can see why people like it more than the 'updated' reddit.

I usually see them while browsing Imgur

Your concerns are valid. That's something to be expected as the platform grows, but it's alarming nonetheless.

I see an obvious exploit with this: congress members enlisting family members who would rather vote 'No' just so they can get more votes for their own choice.

You might think "nobody would enlist their child to fight a war that they're against" but I promise you, there are people like that.

Imo blocked users get less engagement, therefore it helps to some degree. Also, unlike reddit, it's somewhat difficult to browse the Fediverse without being logged in. I'd guess that if any problematic content does slip through, it reaches a much smaller audience than if it were to slip through on reddit just because of how things are decentralized here.

edit: I tried it again and I now agree that it is easier to browse with an account. I saw a lot more content than the first time I tried it ~2 months ago

It is called 'boofing' and the number of people that do it is more than 0. Because of how the body absorbs substances that way, people can get a stronger effect than consuming them orally.

It's great. I get all of the access to the Fediverse without really any of the connectivity issues I experienced on my lemmy.world account

Dry goods that don't need to be prepared. Things like crackers and beef jerky are reliable choices.

One of the coolest experiences of my life was flying back to Portland from Chicago at night. Somewhere along the way, I looked out the window and off in the distance I noticed a lightning storm over a town. It was surreal how much lower the storm was than we were flying, and watching the lightning bolts branch out from the clouds to spread all over the place was just incredible.

I don't fly often, so maybe that's more common than I realize, but I thought it was pretty awesome.

I've been hearing a lot of good things about this game. I do love a good fantasy rpg

It looks so smooth. I'd pet that

Unless you called "spot check" that's fair game

It's like they suffer from "sunk cost fallacy" but with entertainment.

'I've already watched 30 episodes of this show... But I can't stop now. Not until it gets good!'

Fettuccine with Alfredo sauce, chicken breast, and broccoli. It's simple and delicious, while pairing excellently with an appetizer salad too. Bonus points if garlic bread is included

damn, beat meat to it

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