kaitco

joined 3 years ago
[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago

All right then, Carmen Sandiego. Label the other countries, too! 😤

No need to label Spain, Germany, France, and the Boot. I’ve glanced at an enough World Cuppas to figure out those.

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 45 points 1 day ago (13 children)

It’s not just LG. It’s all of them.

And, the cheaper the TV, the more often and intrusive these settings are.

It’s honestly better to just have a bare wall and a projector.

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 5 points 6 days ago

I’m seeing double here! Twelve lights!

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 8 points 6 days ago

It’s literally how she manages the time travel to get them back home.

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 15 points 1 week ago

Society has made it no longer safe, desirable, or even useful to have children anymore.

Focus on reducing deaths during pregnancy and during childbirth. The fact that any woman could die during childbirth in the 21st century is an absolute travesty. The fact that women are more likely to be killed by their partners during a pregnancy than during any other point is a shame that all societies should feel.

Focus on ensuring that a woman can afford to feed, clothe, house, and educate her children, especially in the event that something happens to the father (death, war, being a jackass). Motherhood is a full-time job that has no pay and no PTO, and somehow we are expected to do manage a household and a full-time job on top of all that? If governments want more babies born, they need to make it feasible to do. If men want more babies to be born, they also must take up the responsibilities of managing a household so that the onus is not 100% on just the mother.

Focus on affordable childcare so women don’t have to choose between having a child and having a career, because if we have to make a choice…well, the birth rates speak for themselves.

Or! How about we prepare for a society with fewer people overall?!

The fact is for the first time in human history women have the ability to choose men, marriage, and children rather than having these things forced upon them, and we are opting out entirely. All the incentives in the world will not make me see purpose in bringing a child into this hellscape. A pregnancy puts me at risk of death. Childbirth puts me at risk of death. Men somehow get to just leave their families and start over, but if things get hard women have to figure it out with the burden of a child/ren on top of it. Miss me with all that!

I will carry on in my career, sit in my house that I bought on my own, and live my life full of experiences and hobbies and extended family and friends that I would not be able to have if I were saddled with a child.

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 14 points 1 week ago (1 children)

We’re going to need the full story here. What the heck man?? They just delete you if you’re offline for a couple years?

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 3 points 1 week ago

Honey…I’ve been asking myself the same question for years.

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 30 points 2 weeks ago (4 children)

How many unskippable ads before I can watch a 3-minute video?

If it’s less than 2, I’m sold!

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 6 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Lemme be real here: I do not make it a habit to go places where there are rattlesnakes. As far as I’m concerned, I spent a lot of money on my house, and see little reason for leaving it, least of all for places far from EMT support.

I was just noting that my city-smarts-only self would be the one having a “let me go find myself with a hike” moment and absolutely get bit because it never occurred to me to leave the headphones at home so that I could hear the rattlesnakes.

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 24 points 2 weeks ago (12 children)

Yes, but at least the old boss cared more about money and shareholder value than political statements…

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 43 points 2 weeks ago (21 children)

Me with my headphones in, on my last day on Earth… 😬

[–] kaitco@lemmy.world 3 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

“What’s that dark shadowy place?”

 

I thought for the last few months that my comments were just being removed, but I logged into Lemmy.world just through Safari today and found all my “missing” comments.

Currently, in the Voyager app, I can see a comment made 2 months ago, but any other more recent comments do not display in my profile for more than a few days. This is problematic because I comment often to return to posts with links I’d like share, or just revisit the conversation. I’ve actually stopped using Voyager and visiting these instances much because I figured I was doing something wrong and having comments removed without notice.

Now that I’ve found that this appears to be Voyager-specific, I’m curious what settings are causing this or if this is a bug.

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