[-] MBM 9 points 23 hours ago

This is a pretty funny interaction when you realise that you just misread the froztbyte's self-reply (and the survey) as pro-AI, so you were just aggressively agreeing with each other all along

[-] MBM 1 points 1 day ago

"Trolling big instances" sounds bad but I'm guessing that's a typo/fishing metaphor. Or maybe someone read your tip as "go through your instance's All feed" instead of "go through some other instance's All feed and copy links".

[-] MBM 1 points 1 day ago

One time I had a problem and all the suggestions were sfc /scannow and chkdsk, except one answer that said "download this extremely shady program".
...it worked and all the replies were people embarrassed that what should've been an obvious virus actually fixed their ongoing tech issue.

[-] MBM 10 points 3 days ago

SMBC has really improved over the years

[-] MBM 8 points 3 days ago

Was curious why you didn't just link directly but then I saw the big Genetics/Human Biodiversity/Fertility Decline/Biotech block on Aporia's front page. I guess at least they're not hiding it.

[-] MBM 5 points 4 days ago

There's a few things I hate people for regardless of context and one of those is lmgtfy links

[-] MBM 5 points 5 days ago

The deer are cross with the road, too

[-] MBM 4 points 6 days ago

Unless you have the right skin condition I don't think they're visible in any wavelength

[-] MBM 15 points 6 days ago

Not if he wants to be taken seriously

[-] MBM 8 points 6 days ago

I'm glad that every time I see a "girls are boring/well-adjusted, boys are quirky" meme format someone has already commented on that, but it always comes with multiple "it's just a meme dude, don't overthink it" responses.

[-] MBM 6 points 6 days ago

This is essentially why I'd like more "normies" here
(or option 2: maybe I should just avoid online spaces with the (sexist/weird) kind of people I avoid IRL)

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submitted 9 months ago by MBM to c/parahumans@lemmy.ml

Synopsis: Joshua Munce, Sheila Hardy, Dan Whitely, Max Highland, Tonya Keifer, Marvin Su… this pair has many names, but those names aren’t their own; they’re names to sell. In a rigged and crumbling system, the only way to get ahead is to circumvent the rules, but that comes with its own risks. Police, investigations, prison. Too risky.

There are other ways, more insulated, which are to play assist and help those people. Helping them to disappear, cleaning up messes, escrow services for the handling of good, payment, or guests. Always keeping it professional, keeping things insulated, with layers of distance. When others panic, with too many variables to consider in the heat of the moment, they can do the thinking. The fact they're a mom and dad with two kids isn't the cover, it's the reason.


Author comments: Claw will run for a short time to bridge things in the interim, and is a bit of a pattern break for myself, in more than one way.

I'd describe the intended story as a crime procedural, running for a handful of arcs. A bit of a break from superpowers and magic, but with some other things going on to keep it interesting.

Starts March 9th.

General life update: Moved out, waiting for my stuff to arrive before I can move in. All is (reasonably) well. Did get stuck in the airport for pretty much a full day in total and arrived to find the water isn't hooked up in my new apartment, plus had time with family, so that's why things are launching next week and not tonight. I know the sci-fi story was much-hyped, but given circumstances (including the artist I hired for the site art ghosting me), I'm giving the proposed sci-fi work a bit more time in the oven. It should follow Claw.

[-] MBM 161 points 9 months ago

The best part is that Cox and Zucker didn't give it the name Cox-Zucker machine themselves, because you're not supposed to name things after yourself. A third person, Schwartz, caught the joke and gave it the name.

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