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Dozzi92@lemmy.worldto
Just Post@lemmy.world•Google maps is drunk. I'm at the blue dot & wanted to see how long it would take to walk to the red flag and this is the route it suggested.
5·2 days agoThere’s a spot on Main Street in my town, a road with two sidewalks, where it forces me to cross the street for no reason. Like, there’s just a dead spot on Google maps right there, it makes no sense.
Dozzi92@lemmy.worldto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL about the "Apocalypse Early Warning System"English
3·2 days agoIf the site is down, that’s a 5. Bingo!
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Technology@lemmy.world•The Audio Industry Is Grappling with the Rise of ‘Podslop’ | Over the past nine days, 39% of new podcasts were likely AI-generated, according to the Podcast IndexEnglish
2·2 days agoTo me the rule of thumb is if you can see it, Sharkbite is fine. Sharkbite is probably better than any weld I do, because I can’t sweat pipe.
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science@lemmy.world•Sightings of Meteors Surge, and Scientists Aren’t Sure WhyEnglish
2·4 days agoNo, it must be some change in how we see or count.
It’s not a trend if it’s just one person. They’re really streets behind.
Expectation of someone who doesn’t interact with women.
They teach you that one in boot camp. One day they bring you to the training rubber and teach you the combat roll. You roll, stand up, yell Marine Corps, do it again. You just roll and roll and roll. It’s dizzying, you’re covered in little bits of rubber. It feels pointless.
Until, one day you’re getting your weekly head shaving. You’ve already gone, but Recruit Ahearn is coming out. You are instructed to run everywhere, so he’s running, but missteps off the curb, and as he goes down, he peforms an absolutely flawless combat roll. Regardless, drill instructors come up and start losing it on him, unintelligible yelling followed by “aye sir” over and over, until eventually one DI says “What did you do wrong?” And Ahearn says “This recruit doesn’t know, sir!” And the DI gets into his face, real close, real quiet, and says “You didn’t yell Marine corps.” And then proceeds to tell “Now do it again!” and makes Ahearn do combat roll after combat roll off the curb, yelling Marine Corps, until we were all done getting haircuts. All 63 of us.
Dozzi92@lemmy.worldto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•The moral priorities of the average American
4·5 days agoAppreciate your clarification, and I probably agree with you.
Dozzi92@lemmy.worldto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•The moral priorities of the average American
3·5 days agoThe article does a nice job of breaking out who votes how and kind of helps you say “I see” as to why the results are skewed the way they are. We all know why: religion, with a sprinkling of old. So I don’t necessarily doubt these results. America is the land of religion, and not just white evangelicals. Black religious folks absolutely don’t like homosexuality. Muslims don’t. Hispanic Catholics are very puritan. Jews are generally okay about this stuff.
But the common thread tends to be religion, and we have a lot of places of worship here. When you think about wealthy first world countries, America sits up high when it comes to religion, and how many people are religious. And while we’ve seen a decline, it’s still a big population.
EDIT: I would also be curious to see who said porn is morally wrong, and still viewed it anyway. I think religion comes with this crazy amount of hipocracy, and not just hipocracy but this sort of uncertainty, and it’s that whole fear of God thing.
Dozzi92@lemmy.worldto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•The moral priorities of the average American
3·5 days agoEh, a consideration. There have been accidental babies that get raised well by decent enough people. (I’m one). I get what you’re saying though. The option ought to be on the table and available for people, because a factor in people growing up to be shitheads is definitely parents who didn’t want them.
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A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•The moral priorities of the average American
91·5 days ago40% is closer to 1/3 than 2/3, but your point still stands. The fact that 40 think homosexuality is morally wrong is nuts. It’s that damn religion thing.
I live in Jersey, and we have tons of them. And fortunately they are turning some into pedestrian paths, rails-to-trails style, but we have literal (albeit old) infrastructure for rail lines between places that are only accessible via rail by going to Newark, changing, and hopping on a different line. We’re talking hours for a 30 mile ride.
I need me some eminent domain. There’s some major hubs west of Newark that you can only drive between.
But yeah, seeing them turned into trails is at least better than nothing. But I want moooorrreee.
Meh, I’m 38, been very active my whole life (small blip because of the Vid and the crippling depression and chronic drinking that came with it), but I notice recovery time for injury, while not permanent, is way longer than it was at 27, and more for 18. Goes for exhaustion and hangovers too. Shit just lingers.
But we beat on, you know? Can’t just stop.
For sure, I was just coming in with a tush push.
Perfect summation, only people saying one is tougher than the other do so from the other side of the TV screen.
I’m glad you got whooshed because I like seeing the progress pics. It was all for the best!
This would make a killer puzzle.








1776, Amen.