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jasondj, to mensliberation in Benevolent sexism: a feminist comic explains how it holds women back

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jasondj, to asklemmy in What's an amusing thing to say before going under general anesthesia?

Those were Jesus’s last words.

jasondj, to asklemmy in What is the name of your cleaning robot?

Have a routine set up.

“Hey Google…Release the kraken”.

jasondj, to memes in Music alignment

<span style="color:#323232;">$ sudo su -
</span><span style="color:#323232;"># cat /dev/urandom | padsp tee /dev/audio > /dev/null
</span>

^Source

jasondj, to mildlyinteresting in "Progress"

Sure did. I’ve lived in RI my whole life save for when I lived just barely into MA about 5 years ago.

Pardon the Reddit link, but as soon as I saw a before and after a few months ago, I was awestruck.

jasondj, to lemmyshitpost in And I will die on this hill.

There’s tons of talent out there and that’s exactly why Mozarts are a thing of the past.

Music is so attainable to people [in the west], and that’s a great thing (not that it shouldn’t be more…I.e greater financing for the arts, especially in public K12). It’s so easy to access, learn, and record.

That, and the media market is so fragmented. We still have pop and chart-toppers in the major genres, sure…but man, there is so much stuff out there.

I don’t think there will be another Mozart. I don’t even think there will be another person we can compare to Michael Jackson, or Freddie Mercury, or Trent Reznor, or Whitney Houston, or any of the other modern legends. Simply because there are so many talented people and media, and the means to produce it, are so attainable.

One of my favorite things to do now is to find the bands “similar to” a band that I listen to or enjoy that have fewer than 1k subscriptions/followers. Even below 500. There’s so, so many hidden gems out there, and some of it may even redefine your own tastes in music.

jasondj, to science_memes in Hummingbird feet

4th grade seems to be about the right maturity level to become a huge ICP fan, so it checks out.

jasondj, to upliftingnews in US student, 14, wins award for developing soap to treat skin cancer

Wait when did J&J cause skin cancer? I’ve only known of the asbestos baby powder.

jasondj, to asklemmy in Tech workers - what did your IT Security team do that made your life hell and had no practical benefit?

Don’t reuse passwords!

But make them complicated!

Don’t write them down!

Change them every week!

jasondj, (edited ) to memes in Everything I need is still in in the old settings windows that haven't changed in 23 years

Honestly if I hadn’t switched to Linux 10 years ago I would’ve said that this would be the thing to set me off and switch. (This was my work computer, and even though Ubuntu is available, Linux users are second-class citizens in my shop…all sorts of weird issues and not nearly enough support because it’s a very limited offering)

It’s incredibly frustrating. It’s more than muscle memory at this point, it’s practically instinct. It’s so anti-user and there’s no reason to do it except to bring paint into the fold of all the other ribbon office apps, as if people haven’t been complaining about everything wrong about ribbon for what, 8 years now?

jasondj, (edited ) to opensource in Don't be that guy.

Proxies aren’t bad they are just dated.

Ironically the big problem with proxies is really that software doesn’t support them properly, usually due to lazy or unknowing devs.

jasondj, to memes in Which pill do you choose?

Do I go back in time to when I was 6, or do I remain in the current timeline, but 6 years old?

I’d imagine with all my memories and knowledge and basically being an adult, I’d probably have…desires…that vastly exceed my age. So that’d be pretty awkward.

In the current timeline would be interesting. I’d have to get a remote job that doesn’t need me on video, but assuming my paperwork still says my original birth year, I could probably keep on renewing my license for several years and at least have a valid adult ID. Even if I can’t drive or buy my own weed/booze, I could still maintain employment at least until I have an adult body. I’m assuming the sorcerer also gave me an identity that matched my new body, so I could probably coast through college at some point

But the weirdest thing would be being able to be both my kids peer and their parent.

jasondj, (edited ) to memes in Bankruptcy is lifesaving

That’s more or less the right way.

Use credit cards for everything for an automatic minimum 2% discount on all purchases (in the form of cashback or rewards depending on how you value them, and more if you optimize category spending…I.e. you have a certain card you use for gas or groceries or eating out because that card has the best rewards for that category). Enjoy sign up bonuses if you can responsibly make the spend requirement. Always pay off statement balance and never close accounts (downgrade/product-change to free cards if the benefits aren’t more valuable than the annual fee).

And enjoy 0% offers but never slip on payment because that’s how they get you. If it’s not paid in full in time or a payment is late they will charge you backdated interest. 0% financing is free money if you can afford it (and can use it) at this inflation rate. I’d been on the fence about replacing my aging appliances but 0% for 24 mos made that a no-brainer. I could afford to have bought those appliances with cash (it’d sting but it’d be doable), but I’d much rather keep that few grand in a CD or bond or mutual fund and pay a 23rd of the balance every month, making me money instead of the bank.

jasondj, to memes in I'll be spending Christmas with Lemmy this year, thank you

I bought bitcoin at $6.

Now if I could only find that damn hard drive.

jasondj, to memes in no window

You don’t have to buy one with a window.

Hell I saw fridges with Android screens and I’m like hell naw. I did get a smart one so I can get notifications if the kid leaves the door open and so I can track power consumption over time without sticking a kill-a-watt in a really tough spot. But the Android systems they put in fridges feel obsolete on the showroom floor. Absolutely embarrassing, and probably completely useless after about 4 or 5 years when Android stops supporting the SoC and when you stop getting root certificate updates and start getting SSL errors on every page and app.

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