TheAsianDonKnots
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TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that trolls working for the Russian Government helped divide the american feminist movementEnglish
473·10 days agoIt’s totally anecdotal but suddenly there was a rise in cottage corp, trad-wife content that led me to far right streams just as fast as watching a Rogan clip.
I know the algorithm is based on what I watch and in this case that’s cooking channels and weapons (vehicles, infantry, civilian, sci-fi). That last one really confuses the algorithm.
I never saw it as trad-wife being a coordinated attack on feminism but like, damn. Now I can.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•KDE Plasma Bigscreen is the Ideal, XMB-like Environment for GNU/Linux Gaming Devices Connected to your TVEnglish
30·19 days agoI was trying to figure out if they still made Plasma TVs. I’m an idiot.
I had an ex that asked me to show her how to cook and then proceeded to have a complete mental breakdown while screaming about how judgy I was being.
Turns out she lived off of turkey on flatbread, plain, every.single.night. We didn’t make it more than a month. My (now) wife went from only being able to bake, to a full on Sous Chef. Most nights I don’t have to say a word, we’re just on a mission to get dinner for 5 ready.
One of my first jobs was in a call center with a scripted greeting using an assertive voice because the customers always tried to dunk on us. My friends and family would laugh so hard when I answered my personal phone with the script/voice.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Maybe there's seagulls, maybe they're just crazyEnglish
9·25 days agoIf you have food, no they fucking won’t. Even if you chase after one, 12 of them are using that opportunity to steal your Doritos and scatter them across the sand.
Woah, core memory unlocked! As kids, we put DSL on business card shaped DVDRWs and kept them in our wallets. We could take them to the library and boot into DSL, bypassing the software security.
At the time, libraries had outrageously fast internet compared to home. I would plug in my ORB drive and write as much Napster to the tape drive as I could (2.2GB @ 5-8MB/second). I’m sure everyone there had the worst connections because of me.
Great memory for me, thanks! 🙏
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Risa: Your Home Away from Spacedock@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Plot hole?
3·28 days agoOver the decades my father has made it very clear he loves his dogs more than his grandkids (and obviously me). It’s really weird to watch.
I’m speaking from the point of view of the app you gave permissions to collect your hardware data. Y’all are talking like I think a MAC is transmitted over tcp. I don’t need an intro to OSI. Those apps use the hardware data to know if you’re using Samsung, LG, Apple, etc and they store large databases of MAC addresses on individuals. They can even build a local hardware profile to see if you sold your device, to whom, and what device you replaced it with.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Something odd happened on Reddit today..
16·2 months agoI’m speaking from the point of view of the app you willingly installed that tracks your MAC address. Part of the reason iOS11 implemented built in spoofing, but I can tell you right now, I know Tim Apple ain’t on the users side anymore.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Something odd happened on Reddit today..
155·2 months agoUnless they’re spoofing their MAC address, hardware fingerprinting is much more reliable and predictable. It’s easy to watch a MAC bounce all over the country/world in a matter of minutes.
At this point in history, it’s too late to implement identity protections. Your profile is already built, stored, and backed up. They even know your deleted edgelord MySpace account and that you unfriended Tom (you monster). I guess if you were born in a ditch without a SSN, and never signed up for anything, not even a house/apartment, you could go under the radar.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Science@lemmy.ml•Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive”
9·2 months agoTook me an hour and a half of my own time to get ready and commute 30 miles in heavy traffic.
Once at work, I would get invited to the cafeteria to get coffee with the boss, which also turned into a breakfast burrito. As I sat there getting fatter, my boss would mostly talk about his personal life and we’d wander back to my cube.
Other people would congregate around our area catching up on sports ball, check out the women walking through the parking lot.
When things broke the executive IT support guys sat in your lap until you fixed it. Then lunch… some place fatty because their spouses weren’t there to discourage them from the double bbq burger with fries and a few beers.
At this point I’ve done about an hour behind the keyboard. Stay on hold with a vendor for an hour. Then pack up and head 42 minutes home.
NOW, I roll out of bed, get my bowl of yogurt and granola walk over to my office, and I’m heads down and able to concentrate for the next 6 hours. Since the lock downs I’ve increased my work performance and received multiple raises for my efforts. I have more flexibility to watch my kids if they’re sick or on break, and I can get a quickie on my lunch hour… or grocery shop. Thriving indeed.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What was hacking like in the '80s and '90s?
12·2 months agoAt my fist big boy job my dad sent me one that locked out my keyboard and mouse then cranked the volume to 100% as it yelled “hey everyone, I’m watching porno over here” followed by a super loud moan. It was a quiet call center too. That moment still haunts my dreams.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What was hacking like in the '80s and '90s?
11·2 months agoIn the 90’s, companies were super lax on data security, retention, and destruction. In my city we had major IT players like INTEL, HP, Motorola, etc. We would dumpster dive and find whole computers full of data and no passwords. We were after the hardware so all our friends could play Doom MP, Quake, or later Unreal Tournament… so we usually wiped them but who knows what was in those things. It was a lot of e-waste and because of divers with bad intentions, now there’s incredibly strict corporate rules about data security/destruction.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Ramming speed!
42·2 months agoOuch, right in the emotion chip.
TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zipto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Anyone else think Reddit mods are using shadow bans to limit dissenting opinions?
14·2 months ago16 year Reddit account, so much content given to them over the years, perma banned for hate speak a few days ago. Apparently saying people should support all innocent civilians (especially the children via PCRF) and make food and support flow… is hate speak. Fucking bootlicking cowards. I’m glad I got banned, fuck new Reddit.
Toad in a hole? Yorkshire pudding? Stargazy pie? Bubble and Squeak? Welsh rarebit? Bangers and mash? Bedfordshire clanger? Spotted dick?
Why are you riding the American’s ass, mate?




That’s neat! Does it make a difference that they would be the foreigners in my country? Like, are they making fun of themselves?
Edit:
noun: feringhee; plural noun: feringhees; noun: feringhi; plural noun: feringhis 1. DEROGATORY (in India and other parts of Asia) a foreigner, especially one with white skin.
Ha! The Navajo have a similar word “Belegana”. That is a weird name for a restaurant in Mormon town.