Skip Navigation

The Cuuuuube

@ Cube6392 @beehaw.org

Posts
9
Comments
902
Joined
3 yr. ago

  • This woman needs a psychological examination

    Jump

  • there were other options that didn't obviously support a nazi. by the time they started shipping it was clear who this person was. you had other options from ford, rivian, and gm. you chose not to take them for some reason

  • Is the cure to toxic masculinity... Positive masculinity? Rule

    Jump

  • all of that is because gender is socially derived. we don't need to attach any aspect of our personality to our gender, or any of our gender to our personality. given this, we can understand all gender to be either contrived or performative. if gender is performative, we can contrive associations that are positive and hopefully raise a new generation of decently well adjusted men who get us closer to living in a post gender-coded society

  • A ton of bollocks, more like

    Jump

  • fuckin'. WHAT!?

    like i absolutely believe you, but this sounds completely insane

  • Trump vows to stop ‘transgender lunacy' and make two genders official US policy

    Jump

  • it's a reference to a poem about the rise of the nazi party in the 1930s

  • ‘Abysmal’ comic book film [Kraven] makes box office history – for a very bad reason

    Jump

  • so… sony pictures i a money laundering scheme, right? am i crazy to think this?

  • The New York Times ever being perceived as progressive is the biggest scam ever.

    Jump

  • this is america. lacking media literacy is our whole deal. we tell ourselves to avoid propaganda, stick to the "real news" then people who grew up surrounded by propaganda come here and are like "oh holy shit, y'all actively consume propaganda, this is WILD"

  • rule when .ml simps for putin

    Jump

  • that's the craziest part to me! fuckin' tankies acting like a hyperfascist regime is their ally is bonkers

  • incredible find rule

    Jump

  • it's so much not a stretch that it simply just is. it's the kinda stretch you get sleeping in a perfectly neutral resting position for 8 hours

  • Russia reportedly loses a record 2,030 troops in one day in Ukraine

    Jump

  • that's more people than live in my community growing up. that's more people than went to most people's highschools. that's more people than who most people are able to remember names for.

    it's a mind boggling number of people that russia sent to die exclusively for the purposes of hating Ukrainians

  • Ubuntu spotted in the latest Mark Rober video

    Jump

  • my objection to snaps came before i knew they were proprietary. they actually factually run worse

  • European investigators say that a Chinese commercial ship purposefully cut critical data cables in the Baltic Sea

    Jump

  • BACK IT UP

    Jump

  • thank you alduous huxley for the warning. maybe with the next rise of fascism we'll be better equipped to listen to the story tellers warning us about the dangers we're in

  • Kate Nash and Lily Allen on OnlyFans should be a wake-up call for the music industry

    Jump

  • bandcamp gets the crown for "most least worst." i've even met a few artists who say they prefer fans to stream on bandcamp to spotify or qobuz because they make enough more money per purchase than per stream, and enough streams convert to purchases, that they get paid more the more people are listening on bandcamp

  • Who's the worst president the US has ever had?

    Jump

  • Christ. most of them.

    George Washington got to be in charge of a country that enshrined chattel slavery in its constitution for 20 years. Thomas Jefferson provided military aid to France's efforts to quash a slave revolt in Haiti. Andrew Jackson personally orchestrated a genocide against the Cherokee, Creek, and Choctaw (all of whom were aligned with american interests). Zachary Taylor put a bounty on bison, in an effort to starve the native Americans of the great plains. Abraham Lincoln allowed his western military expeditions to do basically whatever to the native Americans. Andrew Johnson started the process of letting confederate leadership be who directed reconstruction rather than being punished for it.

    And here we reach Ulysses S Grant. one of America's favorite punching bag presidents because he got scammed rather frequently, but when you dig into why he was prone to getting scammed, it's because he thought it was America's duty to use its economic power to help the lowest people in society. it's hard to be mad at a guy who was trying so hard to help people that sometimes he let someone con him into thinking they deserved help.

    i can keep going on how a ton of our historical presidents have sucked. i'm still personally willing to say the top 3 are Andrew Jackson, Ronald Reagan, and Donald trump

  • Who's the worst president the US has ever had?

    Jump

  • Adam Smith: you gotta bust up monopolies because competition drive's innovation

    the rich: you heard the man! all the wealth has to be consolidated with us! greed is good!

  • Russian food prices are soaring — but no one dares blame Putin and the war

    Jump

  • 77 million americans looked at the horrors of russian terror and said "yes please"

  • rulesky

    Jump

  • they're fediverse mascots. i'm not sure about the middle two, but the far left one represents Sharkey (a transfriendly misskey fork) and the far right one represents Pleroma (a fediverse platform written by far right chuds that's been forked into akkoma about it)

  • There doesn't appear to be a limit to the maximum size the KDE cursor can get when you shake it.

    Jump

  • i hope someone working on KDE sees this and says "well this is unacceptable. we have to figure out why this is causing so much frame lag" and the ability to enhugen your cursor remains forever.

  • FreeCAD 1.0 finally dropped!

    Jump

  • new is a different concept from first api stable release. it's been in development since 2002. 0.21 was the most recent release, and the software has been pretty much usable since 2010 at least. but this 1.0 release is a big deal because it basically means any features you currently know and like can be expected to be there for forever. it's more of a promise than a time-based release measure