You guys need to post more. This site is fucking dead and it sucks

I found this picture on here: https://www.thepeoplesvoice.org/TPV3/Voices.php/2021/02/28/hot-off-the-press-pfizer.

I get the feeling that whoever made this image didn't even read over the graphs. There's less deaths than cases in the picture. How does that make vaccines bad?

I can barely tell what these graphs are supposed to say, they are saved as a PNG and the text is so small.

Christ, this is pathetic. Anti-vaxxers are really desperate to find an excuse to be anti-vax.

It's not finished at all; but I don't want it to die in a hard drives. I don't know who made this tho.

It was already discriminatory to hate furries. It's just becoming obvious.

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I can't wait for them to realize that humans are a part of the animal kingdom. Is having sex with humans "bestiality" then?

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The community is about sharing bad reddit posts (and mocking them).

Bad reddit posts consist of:

• Awful formatting.
• Irrelevant titles. (Also immoral clickbait titles.)
• Nonsensical posts.
• Bad edits to the reddit post.
• Bot activity on the post.

(I'm uncertain if it should remain apolitical; but this instance is already political anyway.)

EDIT: The content or author of the post shouldn't be criticized or shared; only the reddit post itself.

• This symbol vaguely resembles a helmet with a spike, which looks fascist to me.
• It also resembles a closed eye with hair (the brackets); in fact I'm about to post a flag with a symbol.

I don't know how else to use it tho.

Reddit has been on a spree of banning Communist subreddits. (These subreddits have been recreated on Lemmygrad and Hexbear.)

(What worries me is that this banning spree could spread to distributist subreddits, like r/distributism.)

Now I got curious about the censorship on Distributism. I don't know of an actual instance where Distributism has ever been censored, unlike socialism. (I don't think it has been censored; probably because it's an unpopular economic system.)

From October 2021 to a few days ago I could barely make progress on my projects and I don't like feeling cold.

Now I feel like I can generate motivation again.

What is your opinion on it?

I feel like I got too much hate for it.

I got some ideas for what Lemmy instance to make.

• A distributist instance.
• An instance for health.
• A corporate or school instance.
• Some more city instances.

If not, then it looks like there's a novel programming project I can work on (and then quit because it'll get boring).

I had an opinion but I lost it; and my internet is down so I can't write through a physical keyboard. I also struggle to write my opinion. :(

Anyway, I'm asking because skepticism is important!

I like to believe that there is a method that could give everyone their ideal universes. By giving everyone their ideal universes, we could solve morality.

Uncertainty in the predictions of the ideal universes could be a problem; an ideal universe in a frame of time could become an unideal universe in the next frame of time.

For people that don't want an ideal universe, we could give them an unideal universe (though that depends on their perspective).

They did it with Privacy and FOSS; they'll probably do it with federaton.

So I'm just now realizing why the word "trap" and animemes controversy was a controversy and I feel stupid for blindly siding with animemes.

When I first heard abut this controversy, in /r/animemes; I believed in the animemes community because I (somehow) thought their rights were being taken away.

Sometime later, I heard about the controversy through the /r/trans community; I found out that trap is a slur against (female-to-male) transsexuals. After that, I believed in the trans community side over the /r/animemes community.

I don't really care about this controversy; I forgot it even happened; but I feel so gullible in general because all sides seem to make sense to me.

/> tin t4

/> cost about 100 usd

/> sound amazing for the price, better than a lot of 300-400 usd headphones

/> comes with beautiful high quality case (synthetic leather)

/> headphones themselves made out of stunning machined aluminium

/> standardized detachable replaceable mmcx cable

/> cable itself pretty nice

/> 3.5 mm connector so rigid you could kill somebody with it

/> never need to be charged

/> will prolly last so long they'll outlive you

/> neutral/warm-ish sound, relatively accurate

/> relatively unknown, but of much better value than the vast majority of "known" brands

I don't know if you're used to ordering stuff internationally from AliExpress or similar, but it's very normal for tracking information to dump a package into a void for about a month until the thing shows up at your door. This site actually connects the Chinese shipper's tracking information with the domestic shipper's tracking information and adds estimates on top of the shipper's info. Handy!

All is in flux.

All is uncertainty.

I recognize that at the decrepitude of 27 years of age, I am past the height of cool.

The world will shift, and I will jog to meet it or be left behind.

But if there is any mercy in you, Gen Z -- flared, bootcut, straight legged, pegged, wide legged, pleated mercy -- please do not bring back low waist jeans.

They looked awful on those of us who weren't thin even when we were young.

I will not return to that suffering. Please do not inflict it on each other.

The internet is clever, but it’s not always smart. It’s personalized, but not personal. It lures you in with a timeline, then fucks with your concept of time. It doesn’t know or care whether you actually had a miscarriage, got married, moved out, or bought the sneakers. It takes those sneakers and runs with whatever signals you’ve given it, and good luck catching up.

We would never accept this kind of targeting from humans. If you offer someone a drink, they say "No thanks I'm sober", and you then keep shoving it in their face -- that is terrible of you.

We accept the equivalent as a neutral fact of Internet ads. Why?