m4xie @ m4xie @lemmy.blahaj.zone

Posts

0

Comments

274

Joined

2 yr. ago

My fiancée's games all run much better on Debian (with KDE) than on Windows.

I was looking at moving to Thailand to become an English Teacher a few years ago. Then I found a much better job and met my wife, so I'm still here.

I already moved internationally to be here, which is something my family does.

Planet of the Apes

I read Kill 6 Billion Demons. It's fricking good!

Anything can be valued at any figures. The people selling something will make up the biggest number they can.

Very few people ever sincerely believed it, and now nobody.

When I've convinced you to break up the business conglomerate you inherited from your father.

In real time that's only in 11 hours, a long flight. But in my subjective time... decades.

What if I sit really close with backwards binocular?

(I love my projector)

Molson Excel. I'm a recovered alcoholic, and it does it for me. There are some nice other options, but I go through so many of the Excels.

Getting back into 3D printing is doing wonders for my depression.

I'm designing a tabletop war game.

One of the default subs in Canada seems entirely dedicated to xenophobia.

What happened to the first r/CanadianHousing🤔

That's how we like 'em!

I didn't look at the username, so this came across as an underserved Orwell-referencing insult. Lol

Accusing him of being O'Brian or something.

In the UK there are two classes of license. One if you take your test in an automatic, and one that let's you drive either. So everyone learns in a manual.

Bet the last four digits of my social security number is higher than yours! Wanna see?

Manuel!

YouTube gave me an ad for an organisation to deradicalize islamic terrorists.

The night before a terror bombing very close to my house, organised and readied in a house a few blocks from me that I walk past to get the bus.

They constantly compare it to cinnamon. So it's probably that. Tbf, cinnamon is very good

My country? I'm Canadian.

Granted, we're ten years behind the US at most.

The article does not link the study. It can be found linked from the authors site (https://www.mattmotta.com/publications) here: https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/qmbkv/

Honestly, it's more worth reading than the article. It's 7 pages, not including references and data.

I was wondering who the 2,200 people were. From the study:

Data

Data for this study are derived from a nationally representative online survey of N = 2,200 US adults, conducted between March 30 - April 10, 2023. We administered this study in partnership with YouGov...

...YouGov did this for our study by first pulling a simple random sample of responses from nationally representative US Census data, ...These individuals were then invited to participate in our study.

The firm then corrected for any remaining deviations ... on the basis of respondents’ racial identity, gender identity, age, educational attainment, and 2020 US Presidential vote choice.

Stage 1 Results: The Prevalence and Politicization of CVH

We begin our analysis by considering the prevalence of CVH among dog owners. As Table 3 demonstrates, a large minority of dog owners consider vaccines administered to dogs to be unsafe (37%), ineffective (22%), and/or unnecessary (30%). Correspondingly, we find that a slight majority of dog owners (53%) can be considered to be vaccine hesitant; i.e., because they endorse at least one of these three positions (see: Measures)

0. I haven't yet got another job at my level in my field.