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jimbo,

Not CPR, no.

jimbo,

Unlikely that someone holding a defibrillator next to someone passed out on the ground is going to be perceived poorly.

jimbo,

It’s pretty wild that you’re getting on someone’s case about lacking evidence when you’ve utterly failed to provide any of your own that any one has ever actually been hassled for giving CPR to a woman.

jimbo,

When did the term “open source” start including specifics about licensing terms? My understanding from the past few decades was that “open source” meant the source was available for people to look at and compile.

jimbo,

Granted there weren’t that many scammers back in the early 2000s, but I never got scammed.

Or maybe they were really good scammers and you don’t even realize it to this day.

jimbo,

This just in: people expect more from allegedly older and wiser people (who spend a fuck ton of their time moralizing to the rest of us) than they do from younger, less experienced people.

Aphantasia... apparently 3% of the world has it. Any aphantasists in here, who've had success improving their condition?

10 years ago, I’d have put my ability to visualise at 0 out of 10. Practice and occasional halucinogen use has got me to 2 out of 10. It causes no end of problems in day to day life, so I’m interested to hear if anyone has tips or just experiences to share so it doesn’t feel such a lonely frustrating issue....

jimbo,

It’s not a voice in one’s head like there’s someone else there. It’s like you talking aloud to yourself, but in your head.

jimbo,

Let me fix that analogy. Imagine everyone in the room is pumping varying amounts of gas into the room and if they suddenly decide to stop, a significant number of people in the room are going to die.

Now sure, people are going to die anyway, but humans tend to be a lot more comfortable with the negative consequences of inaction than the negative consequences of action.

jimbo,

What would it require for people to restructure modern society in a way that would allow humans to stop producing greenhouse gases? A lot of actions. We can’t simply “stop” without the widespread availability of alternative technologies for energy production and transportation.

New Vaccine Can Completely Reverse Autoimmune Diseases Like Multiple Sclerosis, Type 1 Diabetes, and Crohn’s Disease (scitechdaily.com)

Researchers from Pritzker Molecular Engineering, under the guidance of Prof. Jeffrey Hubbell, demonstrated that their compound can eliminate the autoimmune response linked to multiple sclerosis. Researchers at the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) have developed

jimbo,

It also had complications that instead of being found out in trials were found out after release.

Few of which were serious, and the ones that were serious weren’t any more common than the rare serious side effects of previous vaccines.

Just because it’s called a vaccine doesn’t mean its safe.

Well they were/are safe, so I don’t know what your point is.

jimbo,

Oh no, the dystopia of having to get a vaccine to prevent the spread of dangerous disease to your fellow human beings. The horror.

jimbo,

In case anyone’s wondering, you can use the old.reddit.com interface to sign up without an email.

'One Chip Challenge' pulled from shelves after mother says spicy tortilla chip contributed to her son's death (www.nbcnews.com)

Paqui, the maker of extremely spicy tortilla chips marketed as the “One Chip Challenge,” is voluntarily pulling the product from shelves after a woman said her teenage son died of complications from consuming a single chip....

jimbo,

Or it had nothing to do with the chip at all. The article says that the cause of death hasn’t been determined yet.

jimbo,

They do. I’ve gotten a prescription before for 800mg pills of ibuprofen. OTC is generally 200mg pills.

jimbo,

Meh, it’s a CYA policy. They’re not actively collecting that data, but if you mention something in those categories in an email, chat, phone call, etc to a Nissan employee, that data might be stored.

jimbo,

Looks around at all the houses

I think we have our answer already.

Why is everyone so giddy about the flooding thay happened at burning man?

Social media seems to be laughing its ass off about this tragedy, is it because the folks at burning man are perceived as frivolous hippies or something? Everyone I’ve ever met who was a regular burning man attendee has been a solid human being with strong morals, personally and financially responsible, a career. Upstanding...

jimbo,

It’s like $400 for a ticket, and then the rest of the cost is getting there, food, water, shelter, etc. You can pay as little or as much as you want to accomplish those things. Plenty of people drive there and stayed in tents. I don’t see how it’s any different than camping for a few days.

jimbo,

They brought plenty of “infrastructure”. Shelter, generators, food, water, sanitation facilities, etc. Yeah, the mud sucks, but you’re really being dramatic about the situation.

jimbo,

So maybe cops should be smart and not jump in front of/on top of moving cars. But then again, we already know they aren’t hired for being smart.

jimbo,

You say that in a thread about a woman murdered by an officer in cold blood. Wow.

jimbo,

She got shot over driving at a police officer standing in front of her car.

Framed differently, a cop moved in front of her car for an excuse to shoot her. He could just as easily NOT have moved in front of the car and/or have taken a step back like any normally functioning human being would have done.

jimbo,

That dumb fucker put himself intentionally in harm’s way, and I’d have a really difficult fucking time believing that it wasn’t with the hope that the car would move the tiniest bit so he could shoot her.

jimbo,

I can’t think of any other reason for a cop to place himself in front of a car. It’s dangerous and it’s not going to stop a car. It really only can be to provide an excuse for deadly force.

jimbo,

Sitting here with my Fold4 thinking the same thing.

jimbo,

If you think that humanity might possibly find evidence of a god in the future, that still makes you an atheist today.

jimbo,

We have a ton of evidence for the evolutionary origin, so I would find that infinitely more believable than the intelligent designer for which we have absolutely no evidence.

jimbo,

It absolutely IS the case. If you don’t believe in a god, you’re an atheist. End of story. If you’re open to the idea of there being a god, but don’t believe in any of the ones presented thus far, you’re still an atheist.

jimbo,

My parents went bankrupt like 4 times and it never seemed to make any difference to them. They’d just move on with life and have new credit debt racked up within a few months.

jimbo,

The dude who shot her was killed by the police. What more were you thinking should have been done to him?

jimbo,

Opportunity cost is still a cost, and this article is about “costs”.

jimbo,

Weirdo me just put a cheap fan in our son’s room.

jimbo,

The Apple terms say “the ability to block abusive users from the service”. No app allows a user to block another user “from the service”.

jimbo,

I legit used to farm cockroaches in bins in my garage to sell online to reptile owners. I’ll take the cockroaches.

jimbo,

$103,200, including gear and training. You’re welcome.

jimbo,

What kind of things have you built?

jimbo,

DSLRs start at like $400-500. Bought a Nikon D5300 years ago and the part that makes the biggest difference is the lens.

jimbo,

Looking at the screenshot in the article, putting the numeric score next to the star doesn’t seem more difficult to read to me.

jimbo,

I just jump from service to service to watch the shows I’m interested in. No way in hell I’m paying for them all at once.

jimbo,

“Floridian” is not “a people” in the sense you’re trying to use the word (I mean, really, comparing them to the Jews, lol). If someone wants to stick around while the ocean slowly swallows up the panhandle, that’s their business.

jimbo,

What would be better is if similar Lemmy communities could, by mutual agreement, “federate” so that all posts show up regardless of which community someone is viewing. So if you were looking at lemmy.world/c/technology, you’d also see posts lemmy.ml/c/technology if they “federated” (probably a better term to use to avoid confusion with the fediverse in general, but that’s the one that came to mind).

jimbo,

It’s now bootlicking to be okay paying for something. Okay.

jimbo,

You don’t have to pay anything to use Sync.

jimbo,

The Sync dev isn’t selling the content.

jimbo,

Facebook was built using open source software…

jimbo,

Some people have jobs and can afford to pay for things.

jimbo,

How do you think OSS has been funded since the early 90s?

Foundation Shattered

Respectfully, I find the Foundation TV series extremely disheartening. I envy those who can watch Lee Pace’s triumphant acting without being completely off put by the appalling writing choices in the show. The fundamental aspects of the Robot, Empire, and Foundation series books clashe so hard with the message being presented...

jimbo,

I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how the next century turns out.

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