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janonymous@lemmy.worldto Music@lemmy.world•Bands whose sound you like but lyrics you hateEnglish4·7 days agoOh yeah, I forgot about that. Lots of rock songs, even from supposedly family friendly bands like The Beatles, I can’t listen to anymore, because it’s too creepy.
janonymous@lemmy.worldto Programming@programming.dev•Anyone else dealing with this, hiring freeze for new devs but more work/projects?6·7 days agoSounds like a good time to start your own business, creating a stable, no-bullshit version of whatever these companies produce
janonymous@lemmy.worldto Music@lemmy.world•Bands whose sound you like but lyrics you hateEnglish5·7 days agoI love blues and blues rock, but the lyrics are often full of misogyny, unfortunately. Same with rap. Some I can’t listen to anymore because of that, but some I give the benefit of the doubt, if that makes sense. They feel like they are using a misogynistic language, but aren’t actually saying anything misogynistic.
Oh and then there are these really sad and self depreciating songs I used to love, when I was more emo, like Creep. I still love the sound, but I can’t connect with the lyrics anymore. I’m basically only listening to them, when I’m down and even then I’m basically ignoring the content and focus on the vibes.
janonymous@lemmy.worldto Anime@lemmy.ml•What anime was the biggest letdown for you?English1·7 days agoYeah, the power scaling broke it for me, too. The magic system is certainly imaginative, but it feels so arbitrary! It’s so stylish, but I just can’t get invested in anything that happens, because it never feels like it was earned.
janonymous@lemmy.worldto Anime@lemmy.ml•What anime was the biggest letdown for you?English161·7 days agoSolo Leveling. I think after seeing so many recommendations (and better animes) I expected too much of it. It’s just a very basic Isekai with flat, tropey characters and boring art style. It has some really cool fight scenes, I’ll give it that. Forced myself to watch the first season to the end in the faint hope it’ll do something interesting, but nope.
I guess it’s watchable if you’re looking for a simple power fantasy and don’t mind tropes.
janonymous@lemmy.worldto B Movie Bonanza@lemmy.world•One Million AC/DC (1969) ⭐ 3.0 | Comedy, Fantasy - A group of sex-crazed cave people are being harassed by a Tyrannosaurus Rex. While figuring out a way to deal with this, they have sex and eat a lot.English5·9 days agoOh, that’s one of the lesser known Ed Wood movies! So you know what you’re getting into trying to watch this.
I’m in this picture and I don’t like it
janonymous@lemmy.worldOPto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Of all the vegetables beets is the most metal2·18 days agoThat’s also pretty metal, true!
Yes, officially “everything goes”, but I feel something shouldn’t be considered a shitpost if it’s just something funny. For me a shitpost needs to be deliberately low quality and/or dumb in itself. This is just an arguably funny post, that I’d expect to find in funny or politicalhumor.
janonymous@lemmy.worldto Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•Scientists just found a way to break through climate apathy: Boiling down data into a binary — a stark this or that — can help break through apathy about climate change.4·19 days agoLiu worked with professors at Princeton to test how people responded to two different graphs. One showed winter temperatures of a fictional town gradually rising over time, while the other presented the same warming trend in a black-or-white manner: The lake either froze in any given year, or it didn’t. People who saw the second chart perceived climate change as causing more abrupt changes.
The findings suggest that if scientists want to increase public urgency around climate change, they should highlight clear, concrete shifts instead of slow-moving trends. That could include the loss of white Christmases or outdoor summer activities canceled because of wildfire smoke.
Previous research has found that as the climate warms, people adjust their sense of what seems normal based on weather from the past two to eight years, a phenomenon known as “shifting baselines.”
not a shitpost
edit: This seems to split the community here. Yes, officially “everything goes”, but I feel something shouldn’t be considered a shitpost if it’s just something funny. For me a shitpost needs to be deliberately low quality and/or dumb in itself. This is just an arguably funny post, that I’d expect to find in funny or politicalhumor.
Someone called it “soft eugenics” and that makes the most sense to me. It’s probably too much bad press and effort to do the old school active eugenics of preventing undesirable peoples from reproducing. So instead you remove health and safety services so “nature” will take care of them. While you simultaneously make it “easier” for the others to reproduce by handing out benefits and preventing birth control.
I’m sure that makes sense to the “utilitarian” crowd or whatever they are called, that believe that the goal of humanity’s survival against whatever hypothetical future scenario they think of justifies any means today. Well, except to those who paid attention in biology and know that diversity is actually our best strategy to do just that.
I had the same issue just a week ago after resetting my phone. As was said here I had to deregister my device in Google, because they didn’t know that I had reset that device. For Google it was a complete new device in my hand, despite it still being the same phone after reset. That’s why Google tried to make me F2A on what it thought was my old device.
Only after removing the old device in Google on my computer was I able to login on it again.
janonymous@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•The Reddit Protest Is Finally Over. Reddit Won.English26·2 years agoProbably because there is less content
I had that thought still in bed, to be honest