the_artic_one @ the_artic_one @programming.dev

I'm just a person who does mycology for fun.

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Humilating women isn't funny. "It's just a joke" isn't an excuse for harassment.

It was a coworker, she was another comedian on tour with him, not a soldier. If they had been working in an office he would have been fired immediately and she could have sued the company.

Making sexual jokes about a coworker without their consent is called sexual harassment. Especially if you photograph this joke so your coworker can be repeatedly humiliated as it's passed around.

30 years ago, Arizona iced tea was made with cane sugar. Now it's all high fructose corn syrup.

If Lemmy were more stable maybe I would have gotten the joke.

Either you need to clear your cache or your instance is having federation issues.

Edit: I got whooshed

Remember when the Panama/Paradise papers came out and there were practically no Americans listed in them because American tax law is already so favorable to the rich that they don't even need to bother hiding assets?

Blockchain is such fucking cursed tech. I'm expecting a horrible plot twist where the US Government adopts Bitcoin (ruining the few things that were ever somewhat attractive about Bitcoin) and then it turns out Satoshi sold their wallet to Elon Musk years ago.

"Nailed it!" is my goto chill show, all the contestants are failing miserably at making fancy cakes but they're also not taking it too seriously and Nicole Byers keeps up a positive and encouraging attitude even when she's making cracks about the cakes.

Gamefreak definitely used this as the inspiration for the Snivy line.

Didn't it come out after Vice City?

Try wrapping your head around colors used in taxonomic keys for a bit.

Noragami is a great one about Japanese mythology.

Ancient Magus Bride has lots of Anglo mythology.

All the beanless chili I've had has been made with chunks of meat instead of ground meat so more like a spicy stew.

Power primarily flows from the bottom up. The top just tries really hard to make sure we don't know that so we aren't able to organize and wield it. If power really came from the top then dictators wouldn't bother to hold sham elections.

The place I'm renting doesn't have a dishwasher (annoyingly common around this area) so I got an over-the-sink dish rack and established the habitat of washing dishes in the morning while I'm waiting for coffee to brew. The over-the-sink rack holds more dishes than an ordinary rack so I can go longer without emptying it. It drips into the sink so there's no drip tray accumulating mildew (taking apart a regular dish rack to clean the drop tray never happens). I also make sure to organize my cabinets so that dishes all live in the cabinets which are closest to the sink to make putting away dishes easier for me.

Pu'er (fermented black tea sold in big solid disks or chunks) it's nice and dark, reminds me of coffee. I also enjoy iron goddess(Tieguanyin) oolongs and white peony.

Looks like they might be coprinellus disseminatus or "fairy ink caps" but I'm not an expert and it's hard to be sure without knowing more information like where you found them (region/what they were growing on) and what the gills look like.

Inky caps are generally considered "conditionally edible" because they contain a chemical which reacts with alcohol and becomes poisonous. It's recommended to abstain from drinking for three days before and after eating them. Fairy ink caps are crumbly and generally not considered worth eating even by those who enjoy inky caps.

There are 801 billionaires in the US out of about 335,893,238 people. If everyone else were to reduce their carbon footprint by even a tenth of a percent then there would be significantly less carbon in the atmosphere than if every billionaire in the US were to reduce their carbon footprint to zero.

I thought the point of this instance was to try and start a decent one here.