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  • I think the opposite—seems like many of you on Lemmy don’t realize how bad the general population is with technology and are selling yourselves short. Even knowing what linux is puts you at a 6/10 imo, especially when compared to most folks (half of whom don’t know how gmail works).

    Like the fact that we’re on Lemmy—a site that most americans probably couldn’t access if they tried—shows we’re all at least a 5/10 on the technology scale.


  • Red/left/bloods side is worse. My asshole is already dirty when I’m pooping, so toilet water on my ass is what it is. But my dick? My dick is clean—I don’t want my pickle rubbing up on some shit stained toilet bowl, no thank you. I’ll take the kiss.



  • Genuinely fucking terrifying responses. I’m a lawyer, I write all fucking day, and I’ve never once even thought about using this shit to write even a draft section of one email of mine.

    I sincerely don’t understand why people act like these LLMs are necessary. I know the vast majority of yalls aren’t writing more than me on a given workday, so wtf are yalls using it for? Yall that stupid and lazy that you can’t type out a three paragraph email? Or a one-page memo for a client?

    Fucking insane. Hate this dystopia.














  • “Fixing” social media is like “fixing” capitalism. Any manmade system can be changed, destroyed, or rebuilt. It’s not an impossible task but will require a fundamental shift in the way we see/talk to/value each other as people.

    The one thing I know for sure is that social media won’t ever improve if we all accept the narrative that it can’t be improved.

    We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art, the art of words.

    -Ursula K Le Guin




  • mienshao@lemmy.worldtoMemes@lemmy.mlNine Eleven
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    8 days ago

    The people who died didn’t deserve it tho. I see that the US, as a country, fucked around and found out. I think we need to be mindful of our rhetoric tho cuz a lot of people brutally died that day and very much did not deserve it.