This would only be true, if that piece of shit had stolen the seagull it’s chip or if the seagulls had smashed more than two million people to death.
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blackris@discuss.tchncs.deto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Happy anniversary of the day absolutely nothing happened at nowhere square!103·10 days agoNot yet. The wiping things out of history move already has begun, when the regime started removing „DEI“ people from government sources. Maybe much before that, when they started banning books on a state level.
blackris@discuss.tchncs.deto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•As fresh as a glass of mothers milk3·12 days agoA glass of whose mother’s milk? Dogs, cows, humans, capybaras?
The Ice Pirates!
Peak Ron Perlman.
Yeah, it was fun for a while. The good thing is, so many people stopped smoking in the last few years, that smoking stopped to be this special social thing.
blackris@discuss.tchncs.deto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Low quality cropping will officially launch on Lemmy in 2025 after passing budget evaluation2·25 days agoOh man, I (also 2 m) can relate. For me it’s always one of the emergency exit seats, that fit not too bad. But that luxury to be able to sit decently costs extra.
blackris@discuss.tchncs.deto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Low quality cropping will officially launch on Lemmy in 2025 after passing budget evaluation6·25 days agoYeah, crouching like a gremlin under the hand luggage chutes? Fuck that.
Oh, you have done good to question this. It is a pseudoscience and the documentary you saw is not a trustworthy source.
I quickly slapped together an uncomplete list how to spot bullshit like that. Just from your description, I would say at least three boxes are checked here.
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Overgeneralization: A single phenomenon is claimed to explain a wide range of unrelated issues.
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One-size-fits-all solutions: A single treatment or method is said to cure multiple, diverse ailments.
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Lack of specificity: Claims are vague and lack detailed mechanisms or explanations.
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Appeal to tradition: Claims are based on historical practices rather than scientific evidence.
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Extraordinary claims without extraordinary evidence: Bold assertions are made without sufficient proof.
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Emphasis on personal testimonials: Reliance on individual stories rather than systematic research.
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Use of jargon: Complex terminology is used to sound credible without substantive backing.
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Avoidance of peer scrutiny: Claims are not subjected to rigorous testing or peer review.
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Dichotomous thinking: Issues are framed in black-and-white terms, ignoring nuances and complexities.
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So he called Istael a literal Nazi state? I don’t think so. Bugger off with your bullshit.
Yeah, that state.
So when we are at it, are we talking about that Nazis, that established a fashist regime that aimed to controll at least the whole of Europe and set the world on fire for that goal, that wanted to enslave all the people, which it saw as lesser than themselves and that tried really hard to murder every single european Jew and every other person they hated by using industrial means?
I don’t know, the new German gobvernment, I really really don’t like them. I see quite some racism and I see retrograde politics but no Nazism.
Also in Israel I see a right-wing regime that tries to murder or expel the Palestinians. But I don’t see Nazism. The only people who call Israel a Nazi state are either not really thinking about what they say, or are just plain antisemitic motherfuckers.
Sure. You are batshit insane.
„Look, todays Germany is a Nazi state for supporting the only jewish state in the world“ or something. Honestly, something is very wrong with you, man.
blackris@discuss.tchncs.deto Mechanical Keyboards@lemmy.ml•How can I find "crunchier" tactile switches for my new keyboard ?21·1 month agoI don’t know anything about the Otemu Orange, but I switched a while ago from MX Browns to Gateron Baby Kangoroos. Those are perfect for my 50/50 gaming or working use case.
Come on, loss is so over.
blackris@discuss.tchncs.deto Mechanical Keyboards@lemmy.ml•Looking for a Linux friendly replacement, any recommendations?01·2 months agoI don’t know if there is any love for Ducky here in the community, but I am very happy with my One 3 with Baby Kangaroo switches. You can program makros on it without any software, which is pretty nice. No separate keys, though. You would have to use combinations.
This makes it sooo mich worse, somehow. 😳
I really like tactile switches. Out of the few different brands and types, I tried, the Gateron Baby Kangaroo 2.0 (59 g) are my absolute favourite. I use them with my main keyboard atm.
My portable keyboard has some Banana low profile switches (60 g, also Gateron) and they are great, too. But low profile don’t feel as nice to type for me, as proper switches.
The Cherry MX Browns are a sad excuse for a tactile switch.