This is the same shit that everyone started posting back in 2017 talking about how we need a plague, how we need a new plague. There’s too many people.
bizarroland
I say weird shit and half the time I actually believe it.
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bizarroland@fedia.ioto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•if you could go back in time, when? What for?10·4 days agoAssuming it’s a one way trip, I’d probably go to the year 1998, Impersonate my dad, Rescue child me from some shit, Win the lottery, Stop 9/11, and then die and leave my younger self with more money and power than he could reasonably cope with.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•if you could go back in time, when? What for?9·4 days agoIf your parents didn’t meet and make you, then it is likely they would have met other people and made other people. Don’t put the curse of your existence off on some other poor sap. Stand up and drink your cup.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto science@lemmy.world•“It’s over”: David Suzuki says it’s too late to stop climate change now and the damage is already done292·6 days agoNothing. It’s not our individual fault. It’s going to keep going no matter what you or I do (short of terrorism) until the whole thing crashes down around us.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Does the "White Power Ranger" seem like an odd title?7·7 days agoI saw a movie that had the actress that played Rita Repulsa in it as the mail order bride of a random side character who would occasionally sneak away to the bar across the street from their house and shoot ping pong balls out of her pussy.
It’s not really relevant to this conversation, but every single time Rita Repulsa is mentioned in some thread somewhere, I always go back to seeing the ping-pong balls flying from between her legs.
I think it was the movie about drag queens going across Australia.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•Slate Auto’s electric pickup is no longer ‘under $20,000’ — thanks, Donald3·7 days agoSounds like you need to buy either a new Switch or a new actuator, and both should be available for most cars for under $100, And installing them is typically something done with a screwdriver and possibly a 10 or 13 millimeter wrench.
I want to add that I know this sounds mean like I’m angry, but it’s kind of more like I’m frustrated with the impossible constraints of the mental exercise.
If I have offended you, I do apologize. It’s not my intent.
I enjoy solving puzzles, but assuming that none of your constraints can bend, then the only thing I can think of would be for you to send out a mailing list begging for money and hope that enough people respond, like a letter saying, “hey, send me a dollar and you’ll get good luck”, or something.
For $20, you should be able to send about 40 letters, and if all 40 of them send you $1, then that would meet your requirements.
If I knew how to do that, I would do it with $10,000 or $100,000 and not $20.
How the fuck are you not gonna interact with people but have cash change hands?
You can’t talk to people. You can’t meet people, but you must somehow get money from other people. The fuck.
You also can’t use banks or credit cards? How the fuck are you gonna meet someone online and get them to mail you $20?
Yeah, apparently, when they are using this real page software, they are able to figure out how much they can charge for an apartment and how many apartments they can leave vacant before dropping their prices, and as long as the software says they’ll make more money doing something one way, then that’s what they’re going to do.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto Utah@lemmy.world•Utah is facing a dangerous water crisis. The entire water crisis could be solved by just not growing alfalfa3·11 days agoHonestly, I hadn’t looked into it, and you’ve provided a lot of really great context that would have been incredibly useful in the infographic posted.
Are you participating in the same thread that I am?
I literally said that landlords are using software to set the prices with software in collaboration with other landlords.
I also said there are lawsuits open about this action.
I was then told not to be a devil’s advocate, and my response was, I am not advocating for anything.
Now you say that I am making excuses?
What logic train are you guys all on?
Because I am not on the same logic train as you.
Ihave not supported anything, or advocated for anything, or excused anything and yet you seem to have convinced yourself that I have, and I don’t know where it’s coming from.
Like if I’m fucking up fine, you know, downvote me. If I’m saying something that’s controversial, fine, downvote me. But nothing I have said should be considered a fuck-up or controversial. So I don’t know why people are against me saying it.
I’m literally not advocating for anything. I’m sharing knowledge and allowing others to come to their own conclusions.
I’m not in support of this practice, I’m just sharing the info.
Don’t shoot the messenger my dude
bizarroland@fedia.ioto Utah@lemmy.world•Utah is facing a dangerous water crisis. The entire water crisis could be solved by just not growing alfalfa268·12 days agoOkay, I’m not going to be mean, but this is an incredibly reductionist response to the issue.
it’s like saying, oh, your power bill is too high? You could save so much money by just turning off grandma’s respirator.
Like this infographic completely skips over why they would be growing alfalfa and hay.
Obviously, this is a big issue that needs to be solved, but you can’t just say, “stop doing a single particular thing and it would all be fixed” without addressing why they are doing that thing in the first place and what other potential options they have, you know?
I’m not a shill for big alfalfa, I’m just saying that this single infographic does not tell the entire story.
Sorry, that’s actually already factored into the cost of the rent.
The real reason why so many properties are vacant is that even though landlords know they could fill the vacant apartments by lowering the rent, there are companies that make money by telling landlords how much to set the rent for, even if they keep the apartments vacant. showing that they will make more money with less overhead by doing so, so that the decrease in hassle will justify the decrease in profit.
There are a couple of various lawsuits and actions that are going on about these companies right now, and we have yet to see how it’s going to play out. But, the cat is out of the bag, the genie is out of the bottle, the likelihood of rents returning back to something that people can afford with minimum wage income any time soon is pretty low.
I feel like even if Willie Nelson and Snoop Dogg worked together on it, they would have a tough time going through 50 pounds of weed in a couple months.
Like even if they’re crazy and they each go through an ounce a day, that’s a little less than a pound every two weeks, Which would mean that this is at least a two-year supply of weed for both Willie Nelson and Snoop Dogg at the same time.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•What is the difference between a Gadget, a Gizmo, a Contraption and a Doohickey?4·15 days agoI think gadgets and gizmos are in the same general category, but gadgets tend to be more mechanically operated and gizmos tend to be more electrically operated.
Like a wrist-mounted crossbow would be a gadget, whereas a wrist-mounted laser would be a gizmo.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Which actor/actress are you unable to dissociate from one of his/her role?6·15 days agoI think if you watch Severance, he does a really good job of changing your perspective, because I had the same feeling going into Severance, and now I feel different.
bizarroland@fedia.ioto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Which actor/actress are you unable to dissociate from one of his/her role?12·15 days agoSame for Brent Spiner as Data.
I’m just saying that the last time this worked, it only made things worse.