starman2112

starman2112, 6 months ago

In this economy?

starman2112, 6 months ago

Yup, I figured they were joking because my username has @sh.itjust.works in it, and yup, local browsing is kinda ass but I mainly browse the equivalent of /r/all (hence my commenting in a lemmy.ml thread)

starman2112, 6 months ago

Man, FUCK Swiss Miss

starman2112, 6 months ago

That’s it, I’m Amish now. I use inches and fractions of inches, and that’s as far as my numbers need to take me

starman2112, 6 months ago

Yeah TREE(3) is so big, how can you possibly know that there are that many evens??

starman2112, 6 months ago

I still don’t get why my parents couldn’t come to my wedding

Or why my parents are UC citizens despite me having a Freestar background

Or why my parents aren’t religious despite me having the Enlightened background

Or why my parents seem to exist just to give me grandma’s UC marine armor (but we’re Freestar???) and an ass terrible ship my dad won in a poker game

starman2112, 6 months ago

I don’t even exist in the same world as the word “infosec” and even I shudder at the phrase “plain text”

starman2112, 6 months ago

•1. I wish you would cry harder and not stop

•2. I wish no one can ever talk to you ever again

•3.

starman2112, 6 months ago

But you typically get paid an amount per year, divided between pay periods. You work the same amount, get paid the same amount overall, and get more pay periods at the expense of less pay per period

starman2112, 6 months ago

Any time I see a problem I can solve with one of my amateur hobbies (lock picking, 3d printing, etc), him saying “I can do that” is always the first thing that comes to mind.

starman2112, 6 months ago

Ah yes, my favorite paintings; “The Woman is Coughing,” “Cat,” “Tequila,” and “In The Ass Autumn”

starman2112, 6 months ago

Wikipe-tan is my favorite piece of wiki lore

starman2112, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

The difference is that there’s no ad-hoc justification for excluding people who don’t understand nutrition from the umbrella term of veganism. They aren’t excluding them, they’re saying that those people make up a tiny, tiny minority and the population as a whole shouldn’t be equated to them.

That being said, I would make the argument that they aren’t real vegans in the first place, because like I said, “possible” and “practicable” are part of the definition. That isn’t ad-hoc, that’s just an established definition of what “vegan” means. It’s like saying someone who believes in a god isn’t an atheist. That’s not a no true Scotsman fallacy, it’s just a statement of fact.

starman2112, 6 months ago

I don’t think they do, considering they’re vegetarian. Around 24% of the country consider themselves vegetarian, while about 8% consider themselves pescatarian (the ones that eat birds and fish)