oxideseven

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[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 2 points 2 days ago

Feel like Everytime it's brought up people mention missing features or broken sites. I've been meaning to try it but someone gets brought up every time. Stuff I usually like.

Like tabs across devices, does that work?

Am I misremembering, but it doesn't do updates right? Like you have to manually go get them? Which I'm likely to forget forever...

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 17 points 3 days ago (3 children)

It's still much better than chrome and most other mainstream browser and it works.

All the "better" options require serious effort to use. Sites will break, features you used will be removed, and so on.

The computer world is fracturing in a weird and annoying way

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 weeks ago

Nothing seemed to stick for me. The server was fine though. Just didn't intrigue me

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 7 points 2 weeks ago

Dress and combat boots is like my go to...

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 weeks ago

Same! I ducking love Subnautica so much but I can never progress lol. Too scary. I'm so ridiculously excited for 2, which is insane cus the same thing will happen lol.

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 4 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Conan Exiles is one of my favorite games. I got invited to the beta for this. And I tried 3 different times to enjoy myself and just couldn't. Kind of sad. It looked like it could have been cool.

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 5 points 2 weeks ago

Can you cite any sources?

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

You make some good points, but the statistics you provide are really lacking sadly. For example the victim rate is high. I wonder what the offense rate is, I'm assuming it's much lower. A few rotten apples spoil the bunch taken to extremes comes to mind here.

I don't deny that there are a lot of women who have been victims of abuse by men. But writing off half the human race seems like the wrong approach and absolutely a race to the bottom. Especially when we can do better and promote good behavior and a dismantling of the systems that cause this in the first place without alienating a non-problematic majority.

Again it's not so much this meme. This is is mostly fine. Something to aspire to basically. I'm just not a fan of people making massive negative generalizations against other people. There are very few absolutes in life.

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

I built a make anything machine pretty quickly in this one and robbed all the fun from the game after that...

I had fun up to that point but it felt "solved" then.

It's a really cool update to the OG game though. Worth the entry fee. Glad to see it still getting better all the time.

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 6 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Yeah. You're making a lot of sense.

At the end of the day I don't have the answers or solutions sadly just more questions and doubts.

I fully understand why we use the language we do and the mass generalization and I hate it. Subtilty doesn't get points across most of the time and hyperbolic arguments do and that also sucks.

You make such a great point with society meeting SO SO MUCH healing. I guess I just have this wish we would all just be better to each other and take people as they come. But then I see how you do that and surprise that one IS a bad person...

Just feel like we're racing to the bottom. :(

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 11 points 2 weeks ago (9 children)

It's weird... I like you comparison to guns but also I hate it. It really does make a point but I think it just enforces the bad generalization point?

NOTE: I'm autistic and miss the point sometimes (a lot) I'm more asking questions here than trying to claim I'm correct. I'm very open to the conversation.

There are lots of problems with it I think. Guns are tools. Tools used to kill and nothing else. Guns aren't capable of thought and reasoning and so on. Guns should be treated as loaded as a respect think, not a fear thing. Guns kill when people use them to kill.

Men are not that. Men can be so many things. Also I'd assume more men have never even come close to hurting or killing women then those that have hurt or killed women. Women have also killed men. Some women don't fear men.

Why treat things as an absolute when it's a complicated spectrum like any other. Generalizations are just bad I think... They just kind of lead to tribalism in a bad way.

My brother pointed out something that happened to him. A woman crossed the street to not walk on the sidewalk where he was waiting for a bus. General advice we give out to each other, right? But then he asked how different would that be if he crossed to street if a black person was waiting for the bus? I'll be honest I didn't have an answer for him. Like if he did that people would call him racist for making a generalization, and I don't think he's wrong...

What's different?

[–] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 13 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

I find this meme funny and generally light on the aggression, and more focusing on the praise, but I generally agree with you.

I hate that it's become normal to use hyperbole and generalizations to stack whole groups. It alienated the allies. I feel the same about ACAB and any other gross generalizations.

The response is always like ZDL posted that "you'd have to be stupid to not understand it doesn't mean everyone" but that's the same defense racists use...

The fact these conversations pop up in the first place. Making the divide between people bigger and more extreme just doesn't seem like the winning strategy. It feels like how the US treats criminals.

We could easily focus on praising good behavior without shitting on people.

I have brothers, I have a dad, I have some of the sweetest male friends. And them having to constantly second guess themselves and feel like they are public enemy number one simply for existing just sticks.

I would rather praise of perceived good behavior be the norm than aggression in general for bad behavior, especially if it's gonna be so generalized.

 
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