Man attempting to raise 2 daughters escapes to outer space
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I love this chart, have used it more than once 😄
But something it doesn’t factor in is when you want to automate something to remove the human error on a repeated task. Having to correct a report you already sent to the customer is not fun
I’m failing to count 3 here
XC90 drinks like 12l+ for 100km?
It’s over 1.1k comments already, all the rusties fuming 🤣
this coarse of action
Quite tweet a screenshot of someone saying billionaires should pay more taxes with “concerning”
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•The unAbomber. Otherwise, I agree.English
71·12 days agoWhich is fucking depressing.
You could also take that thought as an inspiration
You underestimate the meaning for the admin though
There’s more Debian servers in the internet than stars in the sky
Not sure about boomers/genx… probably something about the vietnam war or colour tv.
Boomers can’t remember WW2, lol they’re old but just barely not that old xd
It’s kinda silly. I was born very early 90s, but since I was so young I don’t actually remember much about that time. My teenager years were in 00s, so I much more identify as “millenial” or 90s baby rather than 90s kid
For me teams fails to track activity outside the chromium window because I haven’t enabled the permission for the web app to see activity outside teams…
This causes me to go “away” when I’m not actively using teams, but honestly don’t care enough. People still write to me and I answer when I got time
Yes, “there’s no god” is not a claim, it’s just the logical conclusion from all of this.
It’s like concluding that daddy long legs didn’t evolve from a Chinese dragon
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Some of you had healthy childhoods...English
5·17 days agoOh lol I read it twice, some comments and still reading it as Fleshlight
That would be pretty far from the actual teachings of Christianity, and from their actual holy book that is the very center of the religion.
What you’re describing is more like “I was grown in a Christian culture, but don’t really buy the religion”. That’d make the person an atheist who’s christian only culturally.
The claim is not “there is no god”.
The claim is that there is a god, or multiples of them
There’s no need to claim that there is no god? It doesn’t make any sense to try to prove something like that. A claim requires evidence, extraordinary claims requires extraordinary evidence.
There are no proof of god, there’s nothing that suggests that there is a god or gods. There’s only claims from some people that they’ve spoken with one. It’s rather like sasquatch and loch Ness monster. It’s the only logical conclusion that there’s no gods
Do you believe that I have a copy of Treasure Planet in my DVD collection? More importantly, if you answer no, is that the same as believing that I don’t have a copy of Treasure Planet on DVD? I think it would be equally silly to affirmatively assert that I do in fact have a physical copy of my favorite Disney movie, as it would be to assert that I do not in fact have a copy of it. You would have to come to my house and look at my DVD collection before reasonably making such a claim
This funny exercise makes the assumption that I’m too lazy to come visit your house to see if you have that DVD. As soon as I come grab a cup of coffee and a nice piece of sweet pastry with you and check your film collection, I’ll see if you were lying or not.
However, maybe this is the time you tell me that you borrowed the film to your cousin who lives abroad rather than admitting the lie. That’d be what Christians have been doing the past 2 millennias as we have made new scientific discoveries that contradicted priests talks about their DVD collections.
I think the problem with this is that while atheists may believe in those same concepts as christians, we don’t make them to be about some divine being but part of just what we are as humans and animals






“don’t worry it’ll be in discreet packaging”