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  • You've already spouted so much blatant misinformation it's clear you only absorb what conforms to your fucked up worldview. I've wasted enough time arguing with people who don't care about facts and reality. Now I just give them silly awards and move on, and it is just as productive.

  • Don't have to imagine lol Judaism is my heritage and culture but it's never been my religion. Not since my family was thrown out of a synagogue for insisting on Palestinian's rights when I was young. It is scary, being told you don't have any morals because you don't believe in eternal damnation. Sort of makes you grateful that person does believe in hell if it's the only thing keeping him in line. It's like the old Ricky Gervais bit: "If you don't believe there is a God to answer to why don't you go round raping & murdering as much as you want?" "I do, as much as I want, which is not at all."

  • Every. Single. Other. Kids. Show. From. The. 90s. And. Before. Has. An. Overtly. Christian. Christmas. Special. But Rugrats doesn't, it must be a conspiracy! It must be war on Christian values! It must be indoctrination of the poor Christian children. Oh God, won't somebody please think of the children!

    Growing up Jewish in the American southeast, Rugrats was literally all I had. Sometimes Christians can just get fucked.

  • Funny, that's why I get the latest Pixels, for the camera. It's a great backup to my Z6II.To each their own! I've been saying for years though as soon as someone releases a phone with a real sensor and lens I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Idk what you like to shoot, but if it's wildlife then may I cordially invite you to post to /c/wildlifephotography?

  • Eh. I take your point, but disagree. Working in IT I have the privilege of hearing how frustrated iPhone users constantly are with their devices. But it's a frustration they're used to and to replace it with a more functional device would cost them status so it's a nonstarter.

    Just last weekend I was helping a friend set up a pi-hole and he got stuck changing the DNS server IP in his router. The router only had an app and it wasn't working on his iPhone. I was able to download the app, login to his account, and change the DNS setting while he was still trying to get the app to start. This after an hour of him teasing about my Android. I'm not saying this has never happened on a non-apple device but when you have that much more control over your device and applications it makes it possible to actually troubleshoot and work around those kinds of issues. The iPhone is just a phone and social media machine. I'm carrying around the most powerful tool on my toolbelt.

    And I don't mean to disparage people who like iPhones, everyone is entitled to what they like and it takes all sorts. I am just saying I think the argument is silly at this point.

  • People love their iPhone vs Android arguments. I admit I used to revel in it back when smartphones were new and every update was massive. I'll even admit I'm still riding the high of winning one of these arguments in a bar in 2010 by using my Moto Droid's camera flash as a flashlight.

    But there's only so many ways to joke about Apple's feature lag. There's only so many ways to correct or explain things like green text bubbles, worse picture quality in some apps, or that the cheapest android is not going to be able to compare to the Apple flagship, yadda yadda yadda.

    Now when someone tries to drag me into one of these conversations my whole mind just glazes over. I have a pocket computer I can do near anything with, and you have a fashion accessory. We are not the same. If you like the fashion accessory then that's fine with me, but if you have to put down my choices in order to justify your own then you're going to have a bad time. I had to maintain a work iPhone and help others with theirs for many years so I am very, extremely, intimately familiar with its limitations, just as you are about to be.

  • So many fake Simpsons Trump "Predictions" I see them literally everywhere. It's so weird how hard people try to push this shit, especially considering The Simpsons has made plenty of amazingly and eerily accurate ... prognostications? But you never see those on mainstream social media. Only the fake Trump ones.

  • Having accidentally stood between a galloping leatherback and the ocean, I can confirm that some turtles are still as big as cars, or at least they look a lot like it when approaching you at 40mph.

  • me_irl @lemmy.world
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    me_irl

    Memes @lemmy.ml
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    Unfortunately accurate.

    Android @lemmy.world
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    Met up with some old friends, Yesterday.

    mastodon.social Alek (@[email protected])

    Attached: 3 images I met up with some old friends, yesterday. The HTC G1 and G2 showing off their best features. The Google Nexus four* next to its grandfather, the G1. And My Google Pixel 9 Pro XL *takes breathe* posing with its ancestors the Nexus and G1. #android #google #pixel

    Alek (@Alekwithak@mastodon.social)
    politics @lemmy.world
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    Donald Trump Has 'Obligations' to Those Who Brought Him To Power - Nikolai Patrushev

    Technology @lemmy.world
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    Russia Issues Ominous Warning About Undersea Internet Cables

    Nikolai Patrushev, aid to Putin, has accused the U.S. and the U.K. of intending to sabotage underwater internet cables and planning to destabilize the maritime energy trade.

    Citing U.S. officials, CNN reported in September that Russia was developing a sabotage unit with submarines and drones to target underwater infrastructure by order of the defense ministry's Main Directorate for Deep- Sea Research (GUGI).

    A Swedish investigation found evidence of sabotage on the pipelines between Russia and Germany. Moscow had initially accused the U.S. Probes by Sweden and Denmark were closed in February 2024 without identifying those responsible, although a German investigation is ongoing.

    Media in Norway have reported concerns at the presence in the last few weeks of the Russian intelligence ship Yantar in international waters alongside its coast near critical seabed infrastructure such as oil and gas pipelines and cables for internet and telecommunications.

    Risa @startrek.website
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    Apparently I thought this was tunny in 2010

    It was a different time

    pics @lemmy.world
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    My annular solar eclipse pic

    pics @lemmy.world
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    Florida Scrub-Jay

    It's funny that pics has a small fraction of the subscribers that catpics has. I get it though, I wasn't subscribed to pics on Reddit, and I almost didn't subscribe here. It was a cesspool of bland pictures with sob-stories. This pics is much better. Anyway here's a Scrub-Jay.

    birding @lemmy.world
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    Florida Scrub-Jay

    birding @lemmy.world
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    Red-shouldered Hawk, king of the birdhouse