Don’t forget sleeping and drinking.

Which we do in order to make the working hours bearable.

The stoner roommate Tokey O.

A lot of Nitrous Oxide?

lol get lawyers?

Those losers can’t even get parents.

It appears to be working, to execs and CEOs. But this will eventually be a problem when you are missing skilled workers who can handle things AI cannot.

It’s also easier to search for something someone did say, than to search for something they did not say.

Spoiler alert: they need orphans to run the orphan crushing machine.

Are you smoking marijuanas?

Head of people?

It’s only some humans, who have made this choice for all the rest of us.

Also “RAMS”?

Oh are we supposed to be playing video games? I’ve been digging this pit in my basement…

I just need to use the bathroom. I will buy a… checks sign… clandestine radio station.

Is it a python?

I’m with you on this, but let’s be careful here.

We all know Russia sucks in a litany of ways, but one way it doesn’t suck is that it is one of the few countries left that has really thrown all caution to the wind and absolutely said “fuck it” in terms of respecting the international Big Copyright norms as promoted by and deeply influenced by the USA copyright cabal (RIAA/MPAA).

I once made a YouTube video which somehow included a clip from some RT Russian TV bullshit show. (The show was in fact a direct ripoff of Gordon Ramsey’s Hell Kitchen, for which I’m sure they did not get license for.)

Some fucking Russian troll bots then DMCA’d my YouTube video, for using their clip, even though it was clearly “fair use” in US jurisdiction, and YouTube happily sucked their russian dicks and flagged and removed my video.

And my video had probably 15 views, like it wasn’t a big thing.

So they aren’t exactly the Robin Hood of free speech.

Maybe some of them just show up in masks with their mallninjashit, and they’re not on the payroll and no one asks if they did the two week training.

Even when I was a kid, in the 80s and 90s, I spent plenty of time playing NES, computer and watching TV. This was of course long before social media.

I don’t see how you could possibly limit a kid to 1.5 hr screen time per week. How do we define screen time? If it’s only social media on phones or tablets, then that’s probably okay. But if you are including console, computer gaming, tv, then I don’t see how that’s even possible. (And of course now most games have an online component, so the line gets blurry there.)

It’s the shitty “social” aspect of online that is harming children, not the concept of a screen.

It’s more that I would worry about vandalism.

How do your neighbors feel about this?

This shows Lemmy monthly total users over 1m.

OP shows Lemmy monthly active users at 40k.

Why such a big difference?

How did mastodon jump by nearly 400k users in one day?