magnetosphere @ magnetosphere @fedia.io

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I remember an interview with a guitarist. He recalled being chewed out by the director of a video they were shooting. Their conversation went something like this:

“You need to stop making such ugly faces while playing.” “But it just happens! I can’t help it!” “Your guitar isn’t even plugged in to anything. Knock it off with the goddam faces.”

Hey, if that’s what it takes for Nathanael to have some human interaction, I’m cool with it. I don’t necessarily want to be involved, but I’m not against it.

I have some questions. Will the soldiers all be white cis males? Will they be wearing orange makeup and smell like dirty diapers?

I read about half the summary before remembering that I don’t give a damn about Xitter

What about movies where the actor’s performance was the only good thing in an otherwise bad film? I don’t think those should count against the actor. They did their job well; it’s not their fault the rest of the production sucked.

100% agree. Marriage is a choice. Weddings carry a tremendous amount of unnecessary baggage, social obligations, and opportunities for the wedding industry to leech off of you.

CTE?

It's an older meme, sir, but it checks out

“A dumpster fire, you say? I know what will help calm things down. Gasoline!”

Unless RFK Jr. is there to be charged with murder, I don’t care where the fuck he goes.

That was very considerate of you. Enough info to be funny, but not enough to be creepy. Well done!

Three cheers for Spain! 🇪🇸

I like the idea of calling American football “handegg”.

Basically, yeah. If the rest of their arguments are this weak, OpenAI is fucked, and deservedly so.

They’ll still hate Tesla almost as much as they hate you, Elon. They won’t suddenly start trusting Xitter or Starlink, either. Just shut up and go away.

If it took him this long to quit, he probably doesn’t care about other people and/or was making an exorbitant amount of money.

I used to use reddit constantly, and did so for years. That level of hostility took over so gradually that I didn’t even consciously notice. I used Lemmy for a few weeks before it really sunk in that nobody had jumped down my throat over a minor, irrelevant issue (like a careless punctuation or grammatical error).

People here tend to give each other the benefit of the doubt, which had become virtually unheard of on reddit. Even when people make replies I don’t agree with, they’re usually discussing the point rather than the way that point is presented.

I will never, ever go back.

Okay. Thank you.

If they’re “unarchivable”, how are they online in the first place? At some point, the data sets were broken down so they could be read and searched via computer. Why can’t that information be backed up?

I must be misunderstanding the headline.