daemoz

joined 1 year ago
[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 3 points 1 month ago

I thought he was sniffing his upper lip

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 3 points 1 month ago (2 children)

Keep going! I wrapped those up earlier this year and still miss Vins exploits. Worth it and I wanted more. I need to get through storm light before listening to the next generation of mistborne.

I'm working on the way of kings, Caladan is the freaking man, can't wait to see how he develops. His little wind spirit just let us in on what she really is.. not going to leak storm light here though.

I am following his recommended cosmete order so tress and warbreaker were - nice stand alones that reminds me of Pratchett. Also great tidbits about the cosmere.

I'll be on Brandon books at least another year I think. Thanks to his work on WoT.

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 14 points 2 months ago

From the article.

We have plenty of honest, ideological disagreements with Vice President Harris and Gov. Walz. That's to be expected. The alternative, however, is simply untenable," said the letter, which was first reported by USA Today.

Remember what he did with TS clearance and his children. The alternative is a national security risk.

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 11 points 3 months ago

They call it the 1 star state for a reason. -guy from Houston

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 13 points 4 months ago

With a simple NPV calc it's obvious why the dlc is a complete waste of time. I mean we could easily afford to hire another team that will quickly provide positive cashflow, but then the producers are going to wonder if consumers are spending less on x because of y, and x is what we used to project future revenue numbers to our board. If we don't reach the x projection and I get canned then I'll always regret having tried y. I mean sure y superceded all expectations, and made millions, but it also had like 800k in overhead. We should probably just lay of 300 developers who are willing to work 60 hour weeks for 40 hours of pay and decrease the level of qa/QC time on x so we can get started on x2 and push into prod, nevermind the bugs. Also I'll need you to work Sat because the system keeps throwing exception errors

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 2 points 4 months ago

Never thought I'd say this but the personalities are great to. It's like a worlds fair of cool dudes who can do unbelievable shit

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 2 points 5 months ago

that looks super close. Im going Sat!!. Cheers friend.

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 7 points 5 months ago (2 children)

Omg!! Please tell me you know who makes that blue blanket. I have the same one since college 20 years ago and love it. It has almost no feathers left and I don't care, but if I can get another I'll be insanely happy. Haven't been able to find that thing anywhere. Also I had an 18 yo black cat too that I lost last year, so that pict I did a double double take on.

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world -1 points 5 months ago

you are wrong, nowhere am I advocating for anything. I'm saying human overpopulation will lead to our doom. This response is why I don't really care about sustainability anymore. I'm not having kids, feel free to keep your head buried in the sand. Asshat

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 5 points 6 months ago

That's a lot of words for saying some people and groups of people that also identify as a non believer can be really arrogant pricks. my response is, I agree, and this is true of basically ANY and most groups of peoples. It would be a simple task to 'what about' your generalization here by pointing out the many cruel, dismissive and disrespectful things thiests say and truly believe about others and their metaphysical doom.

A lot of atheists do not appreciate being a target of proselytizing and having what they feel is nonsense projected at them and their families. They don't appreciate dogmas impacting laws, and history has shown the atrocities religious fervor can lead to when mobilized at a state level. People fear and often direct blame and scorn at the wrong people this again is true of most large groups. You maybe feel a target by those who have generalized you and your beliefs? Why perpetuate the cycle with more stereotypes that non believers will inherently act in a way?

We can't know everyone's experiences, none of us know where others are coming from, so remaining respectful and tactful is important when discussing things like religion and politics. We must keep in mind a lot of what we read online is written by children who are finding themselves and their beliefs. They may be inherently immature, may want to get a rise out of you or just don't know how to be tactful in discussion. Some of us never learn from these types of interactions. Some of us learn to try.

[–] daemoz@lemmy.world 4 points 6 months ago (2 children)

What is this quote in context? Why do you believe this is what atheists believe enough to reiterate it. I don't think I've outsmarted anyone. I think some people believe in different things, nobody can be certain of anything other than holy words were written by men and not gods. How would you reconcile your belief that you have outsmarted non-believers. This is not deep.

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