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  • undermine your internalized capitalism with this one weird trick

  • My hyperlocal newspaper.

  • Call them a bigot and thumb your nose while walking away backwards. But don't turn your back on them, they might be mad enough to jump you.

  • Because (public) education isn't valued and we insist on the idiotic practice of funding schools primarily through local property taxes.

  • I think that, uh, there it is.

  • There are two kinds of trolls: Harassers and flamers. Harassers will pick an individual target and grief them until they stop reacting. They only defense is to stay off their radar. Flamers are drawn to a community they can divide, and the bigger the community, the easier it is to divide into warring factions. And that's why bigger communities attract more trolls.

  • I chose it because I'm a conservationist myself and interested in topics like human-powered transit, homegrowing food crops, and fighting climate change. I personally think that environmental conservation and education are the two most important political issues, because those are the ones that will determine our future. Frustratingly, it's been a rough couple decades policy-wise for both here in the US.

    I have had some very interesting conversations and learned a lot about anarchism in my time here, I will say. And while I still think that anarchism as a political philosophy requires a certain amount of naïvety regarding human nature, there's much about it to be admired as well, especially at a hyperlocal scale.

  • Facial recognition is also AI, though.

  • You mean besides Arch Linux?

  • You and me both, cousin.

  • I'd say "models" instead of "actors", but yeah. In addition to a general desire to consume porn with models that look like my spouse and avoid models that look my my cousins, I also have a specific desire to consume pornography that's ethically sourced, and vetting a model or production company takes time and effort.

  • I'm a conservative and lemmy is still more welcoming and civil than reddit ever was.

  • I find lemmy a lot more tolerant than most other social media, myself.

    • home improvement
    • road cycling
    • ethical philosophy
    • videogame design
  • Seconding this. We're in freefall right now.

  • I wasn't taught that in school.

  • I was gonna say.

  • Off the Bryn Mawr stop on the far North Side of Chicago, there was a little storefront called "Barry's Pizza Spot". They sold stuffed pizza* by the slice, and they almost always had one that sausage, mushroom, and onion. I sublet an apartment off this stop for a month one summer and ate this slice for dinner over a dozen times. The first time, it was the best pizza of my life. Two other times surpassed the record before I moved away. It closed a couple years later. My mouth is watering just thinking about it now.

    *If you don't know what stuffed pizza is, it's the best of the three Chicago pizza styles. It's stopped pretending to be anything other than a pie, and the cheese and "toppings" are all underneath a second, upper crust that's prevented from burning by a top layer of sauce. One slice is a meal.

  • I ride a road bike, and I wish I rode a hybrid bike with a rear rack and panniers.

  • ADHD memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Modeled on Myself

  • All things bugs @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Fries on the Side — "I'm a Bug"

    open.spotify.com /track/1r6MBzQquDpw7ZDXh8imHF
  • Lemmy Support @lemmy.ml

    Looking for a way to make links to posts that don't leave the instance.

  • RetroGaming @lemmy.world

    found my Civilization ][ poster while going cleaning

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.ca

    1986 saw the release of both the Henson / Bowie film Labyrinth and the Ravensberger board game Labyrinth. What was going on in the zeitgeist that created these two seemingly unrelated classics?