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SkyeStarfall, to memes in Help what do I do next

Congrats! You successfully flirted! This is how flirting works.

SkyeStarfall, to lemmyshitpost in Not if the lack of grammar and education gets you first...

But they’re then getting absolutely freaked out about every benign thing. It has to be super exhausting and stressful

SkyeStarfall, (edited ) to linux in Based KDE 🗿

Well, that’s the thing, it’s the core part of their entire business. The glue that sticks everything together. Or at least used to be until Azure.

SkyeStarfall, to linux in Based KDE 🗿

To me it’s absurd how Microsoft gets beaten by a free desktop environment when windows is like their main product. They have billions of dollars. How do they manage to not do better?

SkyeStarfall, to science_memes in Medical school is rough

Low-key jealous

SkyeStarfall, to animemes in we've been anonymous

What does this have to do with anything

SkyeStarfall, (edited ) to memes in Space

If humanity survives into the future without regressing technologically, I think it’s very likely that humanity will expand into space. Yes, the earth is very habitable, but space is abundant in resources if we can get to them, as well as opening up a new world of manufacturing due to no space or gravity limitations. Possibly will be necessary for future research and science as well, as ever more demanding experiments will be desired.

Once space infrastructure gets really going, I think space will be a very natural environment to expand into. And that will also imply at least semi-permanent habitats.

SkyeStarfall, to science_memes in uhhh uhhhhh

Humans aren’t exactly good at not going to war and threaten nuclear warfare with itself.

I agree we should be, but it doesn’t have to make sense.

SkyeStarfall, to science_memes in Rest in Plasma

Depends how you define them, and we keep finding more. If there’s anything the universe hates, it’s perfect categories.

SkyeStarfall, (edited ) to risa in Cope

You wrote “objectively garbage”, though. An opinion by definition is not objective, so I don’t really know what you’re trying to get at here.

At the very least you could phrase it in a constructive manner, and clearly delineate what is actually your personal opinion.

SkyeStarfall, to risa in Cope

Damn, I’m only a stranger that’s been seeing you around, but I’ve always appreciated what you post, and loss sucks… indescribably bad. I hope things get better, and I wish you the best.

I’d send a hug but idk if that’s appropriate lol. Either way you deserve one.

SkyeStarfall, (edited ) to asklemmy in What are your experiences with polyamory, first or second hand?

It sounds like it. But in practice? Not really?

As that’s assuming every partner gets the same amount of attention as in a mono relationship, but your partner(s) has other partners, they can hang out with someone else when you are busy or need some time for yourself. How much time you spend with your partner(s) is very flexible.

In fact, in my polycule, people tend to actually get more alone time, because you are not the sole person fulfilling your partner’s romantic needs. It’s remarkably flexible, and, while it may need some planning and/or making sure you tend to your relationships, in my case it feels remarkably straightforward and freeing.

It’s a thing I like a lot, actually. Not feeling like I am the sole person responsible for someone’s romantic needs. It lifts a fair amount of stress off of me.

This flexibility means you can tune a lot of things, into what works for everyone.

SkyeStarfall, to fuck_cars in Yes, also Teslas

I already discussed this exact thing once before on Lemmy, I’ll link to my old comment chain lemmy.blahaj.zone/comment/3441189

And some other of the artist’s comics twitter.com/GregVann/status/1085788036573540354

But in short, no, in context this artist is anti-car.

SkyeStarfall, (edited ) to science_memes in Pretty interesting, huh?

Is it actually self-stabilizing though? Or I guess it depends what you mean by that. AFAIK the earth has been in many different stages lasting for long times, changing from one to the other due to various factors. But it’s unlikely earth will return to a pre-industrial state, even after millions of years, especially if we keep emitting CO2, I believe.

But if you just mean that a new plateau will be reached eventually, then sure, a mass extinction will still happen though.

SkyeStarfall, to risa in A happy computer is a productive computer.

I don’t think it’s meant to be serious. It’s probably a collection of old “wives’ takes” or something like that.

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