…honestly, throw some ham on that and I think it wouldn’t be half bad.
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Hate that you put the sweet on the same plate as the savory but you did a great job: it looks delicious.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto News@lemmy.world•Dire wolf revived through biotech company's de-extinction processEnglish8·23 hours agoSo…the proper correction turned out to be much less dire.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto conservative@lemmy.world•Orange flavored recession is superior to the DeMoNCRaTs!!!1!1!!1·1 day agoI saw this, reposted to Twitter, just the other day…
Don’t embarrass yourself any further.
Very first reaction I had and thankful I wasn’t the only one…
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Open Source@lemmy.ml•Tariffs Spark Shift to Open SourceEnglish101·1 day agoI mean, I have to assume they meant “oppose” and just mistyped.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Parenting@lemmy.world•Why Forcing Gratitude in Kids Backfires—And What to Do Instead.English6·1 day agoMy parents were absolute craftsmen of that particular school of thought.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is one moral you have that most people don't agree with?English8·1 day agoUnderstanding disability thought and theory is one of the foundations of marginalization justice but one of the most invisible such that, once you understand certain tenants, it’s impossible not to see the impact of their ideas in everything in daily life.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto World News@lemmy.world•Russell Brand charged, arrested for rape allegationsEnglish2·1 day agoI mean, last insane homeless person I ran into threw his arm around me like we were lifelong buddies and told me all the things he’d seen that day that he found cool/interesting, not tried to assault me.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto People Twitter@sh.itjust.works•Touching investments and 401k is political suicideEnglish3·1 day agoWhy you always gotta go and make things so complified…
I was reading an article where he claimed he wasn’t as hardline, as some, and his immigration policies were actually motivated by the guaranteed safety to everyone when we follow the rules (he gave the example of a migrant nearly dying from falling down a ravine during zir trek).
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Anyway, color me surprised~
Associating this man is an insult to the mentally disabled, actually.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is one moral you have that most people don't agree with?English2·1 day agoI mean, that’s the biggest counter-argument I’ve always seen against it. Similar to being against capital punishment: sure, you could perfectly execute (pun slightly intended) it if it was a perfect system devoid of bias and personal interest but, in the face of that lack of reality, giving that much power to the State is inadvisable on reality-based principle.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is one moral you have that most people don't agree with?English4·1 day agoYou’re assuming they wouldn’t find this agreeable to get rid of “undesirables”.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is one moral you have that most people don't agree with?English7·1 day agoIt’s the nature of conservatives to break things into simple concepts and metrics that are easy to comprehend and conceptualize because facing the nuance and complexity of reality requires work and bravery.
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Games@lemmy.world•6* months away now. If you're on 10, do you plan to upgrade? Make the jump to Linux?English3·1 day agoDual-booting was how I first got into Linux; it truly leaves open the ability to keep everything you’re worried about not having.
What’s the VPN?
But I’m not talking about jumping to any buffer, right? I’m talking about jumping to any window configuration.
Incidentally, you can easily still use tabs without taking up any further space. Turning off
tab-bar
mode will hide the tab bar, at the top, but you can still switch tabs (just without the visual cue).
tomenzgg@midwest.socialto Technology@lemmy.world•YouTube removes 'gender identity' from hate speech policyEnglish3·8 hours agoFirst I’m hearing but that doesn’t surprise me; it’s probably better than most companies you could give your money to but, in any way they could, they don’t do anything truly groundbreaking such that I can justify to myself giving money rather than just keeping said money in my pocket (and, in turn, much more likely to go to mutual aid, charities, non-profits, or coöperatively-owned or union-backed businesses).
They could have done a more traditional coöp, open-sourced their infrastructure (even if it was just the app.!), or really emphasized a particular stance or message they as a company would stand by…but they haven’t done any of those. They basically are just offering up YouTube but as a streaming service. But that doesn’t solve the myriad of issues that make a streaming service a business that (like most businesses) prey on their customers.
It’s funny because, while not a 1-for-1 cultural fit, Mastodon’s site structure has felt much closer to Tumblr’s. I feel like the reason Twitter people keep saying Mastodon’s insufficient (while, eventually, flocking to BlueSky) is that BlueSky offers a more similar UX, in terms of shunting you along algorithmically. I don’t think there’s any issue with Mastodon’s UI (other than maybe PixelFed, I think it’s the closest Fediverse project to other mainstream social media UI) but I suspect the UX isn’t quite right for people expecting Twitter.
However, I, as a Tumblr transplant, felt right at home.