that’s gotta be the most fucked up example of self censorship word replacement i’ve ever seen. ‘unalive’ sounds like something from 1984, but at least it means what it means. ‘repent’ instead of ‘rape’ sounds like you think sexual violence is a moral good.
but in short, no. the more serious the subject, the more important to speak plainly. if the subject isn’t appropriate for the situation, then drop the subject, don’t sugarcoat the language.
people that wax nostalgic for the 1950s are either:
A) folks who only see how advantageous it was for a white middle class cis straight man with a GI Bill, and just forget and ignore the rest of the reality of the era, or
B) folks that actively want to roll back civil rights for minorities, and would probably prefer the 1850s, if only they had pickup trucks back then.
i believe its shorthand for ‘communities’
i’m using thunder. it’s a fairly old version as well, but it works.
clearly he got squashed by a giant anvil, looney tunes style
slop was a thing way before LLMs
love em. i’m actually working as a programmer for a game right now where procedural level generation is one of my main foci. sure, like any game system, it can be done poorly, and it’s not everyone’s cuppa tea, but i like it.
i mean, can you get where you want to go, and back, by transit? if so it’s kilometers better than most american transit.
eta: wait, you’re talking rail specifically? then if you have any passenger rail, that’s already way better than most american cities.
possibly your client gets confused because its a mastodon, not lemmy, account? i was able to look him up just fine on his instance (but i wish i hadn’t).
i completely agree, though i hope that eventually we can settle on something like Cerabyte for long term archival storage.
my answer varies quite a bit depending on whether we mean tech that will be relegated to specific niche use cases and markets, tech that will no longer be produced at all, or tech that can’t be found any more, even used.
the first category could include a lot of things, like most of the other suggestions that have already been suggested here, but i don’t think there’s any chance of blu-ray discs or desktop computers being totally gone in that time frame. the second category will probably include small gasoline powered cars, at least in some countries. and the third category will probably include most standard incandescent or CFL light bulbs, but they might still exist in some niche applications.
thank you. until i got to your comment, i had no idea what was meant by ‘filters’
if i’m cooking it over a fire, cheap yellow mustard and orange sauce is my go to. if i’m frying it in a pan, i also like to add some peanut butter to the pan so it cooks up with the grease, and turns into a delicious peanut-y third sauce. a little bit of bacon bits can never go wrong too if it’s available.
counterpoint: santa claus
this one seems pretty decent and has a similarly sparse blocklist
out of curiosity, which parallel reality are you posting this from?
the idea that national borders would still exist, let alone be so unchanged, after such a world changing impact, is laughable.
i’ve done it before. it is in fact quite dope.
what are you, a cop?
wow, that led me down a fuckin rabbit hole into the wee hours. Marcus Garvey was, uh, some piece of work.