Hemingways_Shotgun
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Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Women filmed in secret for TikTok content - then harassed onlineEnglish
11·5 days agoDo these stupid companies actually think that any of these products aren’t just going to be used by perverts?
There are legitimate professional use cases: for example, imagine a consulting doctor looking in on what another surgeon is doing and offering opinions as the operation goes on. Or same thing with engineers.
But I can’t think of a single consumer use case that isn’t designed for perverts.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
Linux@lemmy.ml•Can you use Linux today without the terminal?English
101·5 days agoYes.
After god knows how many years now of being on Linux exclusively, I tend to look at the terminal (commands in general) as a convenience more than a necessity. Meaning that in a lot of cases, knowing a command and quickly typing it to start an update (for example) is just faster and easier than pulling up the GUI every time.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Trump drops tariff threats over Greenland after meeting with NATO chief.English
10·9 days agoGo ask a someone under 30 if they can afford a house and get back to me
That has nothing to do with Canada or any one particular country, jack ass. That’s just late stage capitalism. Billionaire class slowly but surely, generation after generation, increasing the gap and fucking over the little guys. Every generation gets worse, and now, globally, we’re living in the age when all of that shit since Reagenomics hit the scene has now started to come home to roost.
Saying that that is a “Canadian” problem is like saying that climate change is a “Canadian” problem. Yes…technically it is, but it’s also a US problem, a UK problem. A French, German and Italian problem. Because the over-arching problem has nothing to do with countries, but with the elites that pay for those governments the world over to do their bidding while fucking the rest of us over.
Stop being an idiot.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Australians could soon live and work in EU freely, with the same rules applying for EU citizens in Australia, as part of long-awaited trade dealEnglish
93·14 days agoI would very much want to see the same for Canada. But Canada would have to first change it’s open border policy with the chuckle-fucks to the south. Don’t want to give those nut-jobs an easy round-about into the EU. MAGALAND --> CANADA --> EU
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Greenland and Denmark unite against US advances before White House talksEnglish
7·16 days agoI can’t think of a single time that appeasement backfired!
Obviously /s
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
Linux@lemmy.ml•Gimp Heal Selection Tool - ResynthesizerEnglish
7·17 days agoCool. Thanks for the info. I must have been on the Flatpak for so long that I just never noticed.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
Linux@lemmy.ml•Gimp Heal Selection Tool - ResynthesizerEnglish
4·17 days agoWhich version of the plugin did you install. There’s a whole bunch of them when you type flatpak install gimp. The resynthesizer version that works with gimp3 flatpak is number 20 in my screenshot. The one that has the 3

Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
Linux@lemmy.ml•Gimp Heal Selection Tool - ResynthesizerEnglish
2·18 days agoNot sure. I’d assume its the same as the flatpak with a bit more work involved in deconstructing the apk file, adding the plugin to the proper folder and then recompiling.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
Linux@lemmy.ml•Gimp Heal Selection Tool - ResynthesizerEnglish
23·18 days agoUnless this has been fixed in newer versions, it should be pointed out that ReSynthesizer relies on an older version of Python that most distrobutions don’t have anymore, so unless your using the flatpak, which has all of those dependencies still built in, it won’t work.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: ExpertsEnglish
1·20 days agoIs THAT what you’re having a hard-time grasping?!!
You do know that people put things for sale BEFORE the buying happens, right? It’s called THE MARKET.
If you’re selling a house, you put it ON THE MARKET and wait for someone to make you an offer.
Now let’s say you have a house on the market and you want 400,000 for it. But in your city, a lot of people are moving out and there are far more houses on the market than there are buyers. So you have to lower your asking price in order to entice a buyer to take yours instead of someone elses. You DEVALUE your house to make the sale; take less money than you originally wanted. Doing so devalues the other houses for sale since they have to do the same, and the entire market for “Houses in city X” drops.
If, alternatively, you’re the only house that’s for sale in your city and there are 10 families looking to buy it, your house’s value RISES. Rarity equals Value.
The same rule applies to stocks and BONDS. The US takes loans from other countries by selling them bonds. Those bond’s value is based on a few different criteria (stability of the country’s currency, etc…) But the important one here for your understanding is that the value is partially based on it’s rarity. If all of the US Treasury bonds get dumped into the market simultaeneously, they’re not rare anymore, and thus the value drops. If the value of the US Bond drops, it ripples through the economy.
It’s supply and demand. The more there is of a certain thing ON THE MARKET, the less valuable it becomes. That’s the rule for everything, from stocks and bonds and real estate, to beanie babies and pokemon cards.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: ExpertsEnglish
1·20 days agoCare to provide a contradictory source? Or are you just going to say that anything that doesn’t agree with you is “bullshit” without backing it up with actual economic sources?
Also, just to add another source that MAGA would find “legitimate”, this is from Fox Business.
China holds $761 billion in U.S. debt, making it the second-largest foreign holder after Japan. A mass sell-off could drive down the value of U.S. bonds and cause yields to spike, sharply increasing borrowing costs for the federal government. It could also weaken the U.S. dollar and send shock waves through global financial markets.
But hey…I’m going to wait for your sources beyond “trust me, bro”.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Trump seeks $100bn for Venezuela oil, but Exxon boss says country 'uninvestable'English
4·20 days agoSo, correct me if I’m wrong, but is anyone else thinking that the entire end-goal of this is to have the Venuzuela money handled directly by his administration so that he can keep his shit going when Congress finally (hopefully) cuts his purse strings?
The one thing that the government hasn’t been able to change is the fact that Congress controls the money, not him. Seems to me that Venuzuela Oil is his play at getting a private fund without them.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: ExpertsEnglish
1·20 days agoI’ll trust the economists on this one. Honestly should have just done this from the beginning rather than trying to explain things.
When foreign countries start selling off U.S. debt, the immediate impact is on bond prices. A surge in selling increases the supply of bonds on the market. Just like any other asset, when supply rises dramatically without a corresponding rise in demand, prices fall. And when bond prices fall, yields—another way of saying interest rates—go up.
source - https://www.investingdaily.com/137830/what-it-means-when-the-world-dumps-u-s-debt/
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: ExpertsEnglish
2·20 days agoThat’s not how markets work.
But you’re clearly a troll just being intentionally obtuse for shits and giggles. It’s on me for not having realised it earlier.
Have a good day.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: ExpertsEnglish
4·20 days agoDumping their bonds into the market isn’t cancelling their debt. Its making all that debt available for OTHERS to buy. Supply goes up, value goes down.
In other words, if all of the US debt was out up for sale at the same time, is value of the US dollar would crater.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: ExpertsEnglish
11·20 days agoI don’t think you understand how inflation works…
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•A red pixel in the snow: How AI solved the mystery of a missing mountaineerEnglish
22·21 days agoOh, believe me. I agree. But this is what they SHOULD be working towards improving LLMs for, NOT better ways to steal art.
Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Europe should prepare for Greenland’s annexation and end of NATO: ExpertsEnglish
84·21 days agoWhat experrs? American experts?
They’re kind of forgetting the big elephant in the room that is the fact a lot of US foreign debt is owned by Japan and China, with the majority of the rest of it being held by countries that will be very very pissed off with this move.
If trump is stupid enough to pull the trigger, and those countries decide that a potential physical war is becoming inevitable, they’ll for sure dump all of that debt, all at once; killing the US economy and it’s ability to make war. War needs fuel. Despite Venzuela, Trump won’t have enough of it once his economy tanks.

What exactly does Apple think that they’re brining to the equation in order to deserve that 30? Is it simply that they’re hosting an app on their store, so therefore they’re entitled to a cut?
So if I write a novel, and get it published, Microsoft can say "We deserve 30% because you used our product to produce your product?
I’m so fucking tired of corporations. It’s well past guillotine-o-clock.