Chicken Tartare Edition
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>>459 I'm not justifying anything, you're just such a low IQ corn(syrup)-fed American teenbro that you still think someone who literally says "the Jews are an enemy of the international workers" is 'alt-right'. Like, do Americans think actual anarchists are right wing now? I guess you're too used to the tribalistic circus show of labels of American politics and if I don't spell out my closest -ism in giant flashing fucking neon letters then you won't understand.
It's not anti-semitic to make the objectively true observation that Jews hold a disproportionate amount of wealth and power compared to their global population size, neither is it anti-semitic to be against Israeli settler colonization. In fact I'd say that's pro-semitic, since Palestinian Arabs are semites too and Israel literally locks them in concentration camps and blockades them to prevent any kind of food or aid or medicine from reaching them. I really don't care if you were triggered by punctuation marks, or about whatever buzzword you just learned on neoliberal twitter this morning.
hey, russia is dying and it's likely a civil war starting in ukraine, what else can you hope for, my nazi friend?
As for me I am very much pleased that dirty ruskies are dying :3
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Dmitry we will enjoy fucking your slav princess together with my friend Alex :D
They will do everything for a visa
and then she will be my home servant :D
Dmitry it is for you
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Why are you two so abrasive?
leave that stuff for twitter and facebook,
and take it easy while you're here. This should be a nice place
The nazi shit in this thread is unbelievable. I know you wouldn't dare say this shit in real life. You hide on the internet to preach your antisemitism and pretend that it's okay.
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I spent half an hour trying to help my baby boomer relative turn their laptop on and type their password in so they could log in, but every single time I gave a simple instruction they managed to mess it up. By the end, they didn't manage to do it. They just gave up and got mad at me. As if I'm to blame for their tech-illiteracy.
Things like "press the power button" and "type your password" and "is the computer turned on already?" and "what's on the screen?" are apparently rocket science to old people. I'm not even kidding. That's what I was trying to help him do, and he COULD NOT DO IT. I explained things many different ways, but he just couldn't figure it out. And he blamed ME.
This is a dude with a master's degree from a prestigious university and he can't even fucking press a power button without great difficulty. Typing a password is also apparently frustrating and difficult for him.
Holy fucking shit. Like, he's not a complete moron in all aspects of life. He's a fucking genius in some areas related to his job, but why is he so bad with technology?
I was giving the help over the phone, by the way. Not in person.
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>>453
No, dysphoria induced. I wasn't aware anxiety even could induce dissociation.
Johnny 2 dicks is at it again.
>>479
What kind of dysphoria? I have experienced dysphoria before. But when I googled it, the top results are all for gender dysphoria, which is not what I had.
Anxiety and/or panic can indeed induce dissociation.
>>481
Yeah, gender dysphoria. It's pretty awful, I wouldn't recommend it.
>>468 It should be a nice place, but it's actually a bloody place. I've gotten used to the tense atmosphere, and it's quite a thrill knowing that two guys in the current thought thread could start a spirited debate at any moment... women and children better steer clear!
>>482
I didn't know dysphoria induced dissociation.
I've gotten anxiety induced dissociation. NOT fun, I could easily have killed myself.
>>474
As you get older, it gets more difficult to learn new things. It can be frustrating. And whatever age you are, it's easy to vent frustration on anything, even someone or something that is not the cause of your frustration.
>>485 If I ever get so old that I can't "learn" how to read some text off a box on a screen and tell someone what it says then fucking take me out behind the shed and shoot me. This is far, far beyond normal "technological incompetence" this is either willful ignorance or actual brain disease.
People have been taught how to fucken land planes over the phone and you telling me this nigga couldnt even figure out how to press the power button on his laptop?
Obviously I have no idea what actually happened, which is why I'm giving the guy the benefit of the doubt. There's clearly no need for you to be such an arse about it.
Think about it though, I'm not just learning how to turn my laptop on and read out the contents of a text box. I'm learning the whole interface of a laptop computer, potentially a completely alien concept and setting, trying to get myself to remember all this stuff, trying to figure out and internalize the connections between all of the inputs and outputs of this machine, and thinking about the actual impending task I have to do once I've figured out how to unlock the damn thing, probably on some sort of deadline. All while being hyper-aware of this person younger than me becoming increasingly irritated that I'm not able to carry out this task that they think a chimp could do.
>>487
He spent a lot of the time panicking and getting confused and also making defense comments (trying to justify why he couldn't do it, or trying to blame the computer instead of his incompetence). He seemed partly embarrassed or something that he didn't know how to follow my directions so I think he was channeling his brain power into coming up with excuses why he couldn't do it instead of concentrating on the task at hand.
I think he suffers from an "expert" mindset. He is so old and has had a lot of job experience where people see him as a well-educated person, so he has convinced himself that he doesn't need to learn new things, and it can make someone feel vulnerable or dumb to admit that there's something they don't know how to do well, especially if they consider themselves to be really good in other aspects of their lives. So when he had to admit that he didn't understand very basic computer concepts, I think he was less interested in learning it and instead getting more emotional and concentrating on the debate and "face" aspect of the conversation.
I could be wrong though.
Empathy helps all
Entropy kills all
>>483
Should be a nice place? What is this, a tumblr safe space?
It's better to have your views challenged instead of getting soft by being in a bubble with people who don't encourage you to think critically.
If you never debate your beliefs, you'll get bad at defending them.
>>484
Gender dysphoria and dissociative disorders, particularly depersonalisation, are often comorbid.
https://genderanalysis.net/depersonalization/
first world problems
there are people who are starving, don't have access to clean water, live in totalitarian regimes, leave in fear of violence, etc and here you are, with electricity and a phone or computer, probably have your other shit together, in a safe first world country, talking about gender dysphoria and depression and shit
first
world
problems
>>489
This has been precisely my experience with tech-supporting people that age, emotionally speaking (I live in one of them "elite bubbles"). Get into their tiny arena and despite waning learning capacity they are basically grand fucking master of the universe and 99 times out of 100 you should take their word for it. Get out of that space and you're the FBI talking down a lone gunman with 20 hostages and no discernible motivation, you might win but it's gonna take time and skills.
>>495
First world problems
You don’t have to fear for your life from the Khmer Rouge every night and only have to think about getting a job so you don’t end up on food stamps
Obviously you should be more grateful.
>>497
everything should be free
free college
free healthcare
free weed
free housing
free smartphones
universal basic income
pander to my every whim
me, me, me
uhhh don't try to mansplain economics to me, I think I know a thing or two
I follow a couple antifa and DSA accounts on twitter so I'm practically an economist at this point
pay for everything in my life
bernie sanders should have won
i love antifa
why won't you think about ME?
how dare other people spend their hard-earned money on THEMSELVES
fund my life or you're a racist
don't you know how hard it is to live in the richest country in the world??????
i'm extremely oppressed
stop triggering me
i can't handle having my views challenged
Automatization is just over the horizon. We should be expecting fully automated luxury communism in 5 decades instead of worrying whether my children will get their brains fried from within because of a super heat stroke provoked by global warming or devoured by mechanized death spiders built by some libertarian quasi-dictator.
>>489
To my experience, there's also a paralyzing fear of screwing up and rendering your computer useless or your data erased. That's what I notice when I explain stuff to my dad. He needs to be 100% sure that nothing bad will happen if he were to press the stupid button.
>>499
I think you mean automation. Stay in school, homie.
> fully automated luxury communism
Yikes. Go away.
>>500 yeah, pressing the power button is going to make your computer useless
i refuse to believe an actual human being has made it through 65+ years of life with such a retarded viewpoint without anyone slapping the fucking shit out of them
most of what people call "tech literacy" is actually just normal literacy. as in, being able to read what's on the fucking screen and press the corresponding button.
god i hate being tech support for all my brainless boomer relatives with an IQ the same as their age
Either that's just a pasta or he actually wrote all of that and I'm not quite sure which is worse.
mfw someone boomboxes infowars in team chat
Except it's not a case of using a literally incorrect word, but of using a less-common but still correct synonym. Like writing 呑む instead of 飲む.
> Automation is a widely-used word. Automatization is not.
So? Neither is incorrect, whereas defiantly is blatantly incorrect and does mean something completely different from what was intended to convey on any dictionary. You're splitting hairs here, yikes man. Note that is is not intended as an insult or an attack. I'm just pointing out that your suggestion, while not without merit, is pointless and not needed, and also completely tangential, while we are at it.
>>512
My dude, automation is a very commonly used word. Automatization is not.
>>513 "imbibe" is less common than "drink", doesn't mean it's incorrect as long as the thing you're referring to is the act of consuming a fluid.
>>514
Super awkward neckbeardy way of saying it though.
Guess what? Language changes over time. Just like how new words are added, old words are abandoned.
>>515 your first mistake was allowing the opinions of 4000 word vocabulary dipshits to stifle your range of expression.
>Stay in school, homie.
>Yikes. Go away.
>Not everything is an insult or attack.
Is there a dqn slack or discord or something?
Fully automatized gay space communism
>>519
There’s a DQN irc, #dqn on rizon, but not one of those inferior non-elitist web based chats used by teenbros, that would be gross.
fully autisticatized parent-disappointing genetic dead end flawed economic system that has been proven to not work time and time again and literally millions of people have died as a result of it
but hey, those weren't REAL examples of communism
this time will be TOTALLY different, guys
capitalism is bad!!!!
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You know what's funny about liberals? They blame Russia for everything and imply that Russians are evil and America is great. But at the same time, Russia is communist, whereas America is capitalist. Yet American liberals say communism is great.
If you like communism so much, live in Russia. But wait, that would go against your "everything is Russia's fault" narrative.
Maybe communism would be good for obese Americans. After all, communism is the most efficient way to lose weight. The only problem is... you just keep losing it until you die. You either die of starvation or get gulag'd or disappeared for being anti-communist. That is the endgame for communist regimes.
Morons who don't study history think communism means everyone will live in an egalitarian utopia. Historically, that has never been the case. It's also the communist party that's elite, rich, and powerful, while everyone else is poor as fuck. That's not any better than our current economic issues. In fact, it's even worse.
You need to come up with realistic plans instead of idealized bullshit that will never work in reality. Communism doesn't work. Just because capitalism is flawed doesn't mean communism is the answer. That's a stupid thing to say. Mao, Pol Pot, Lenin, Stalin -- extreme death tolls under actual communism.
Venezuela is socialist. And just look at how well they're doing. You know another socialist party? Germany's National Socialist party (aka Nazis). Guess what? It didn't work economically (not to mention the other issues).
Socialism doesn't work. Communism doesn't work. Capitalism doesn't work. We need to think outside the box.
>>521
How would I go about joining that? It keeps saying I can't join because I need an invite or something.
God damn
Indeed.
VATS is not the equivalent of aimed shots from the isometric games. The equivalent of aimed shots is, aiming at something(eg an enemy's leg) and shooting it. More importantly every single character in the game could do that, VATS is special player character magic. It's a tacit admission by Bethesda of "we couldn't make a combat system that wasn't kind of clunky and tedious and shitty so here's a button that does the combat automatically for you every so often"
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>>515 Language is a beautiful fascinating thing, but it's sad when it's stifled by that kind of mindset. I guess sometimes some people maybe try too hard to sound smart, and that can be a bit annoying, but not as annoying as when someone thinks that's the only reason people use a wider vocabulary. Not as annoying as using "neckbeardy" as an adjective, that made my skin crawl!
It's cool that language is an ever-evolving entity, but semantic drift caused by a large amount of dunderheads misusing words is a personal peeve. It's always been stupid when someone uses the word "literally" just as emphasis or exaggeration rather than its true meaning, but I read they recently added this alternate sense of the word to the dictionary! Don't worry, I'll get over it.
There is actually such a thing as overpreparing. Thought you should keep that in mind.
No, I don't want a "safe space", I want to be able to have this kind of discussion without the other guy being condescending, abrasive, or generally cunty. Unpleasant or uncomfortable topics are fine, but unpleasant people can fuck off and suck a thousand dicks.
>>535
I feel this dilemma on a weekly basis. Take comfort in that this is a constant process, and people now long dead would have recoiled at our butchery of the English language that we now see as correct.
But seriously, three dozen posts over a single word?
Same here, I like to put myself in situations which challenge me and I like to hear all sides of the story, but there's no need to be an arsehole about it. Life's too short... I don't think the denizens of this board are "in a bubble" either
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>when someone uses the word "literally" just as emphasis or exaggeration rather than its true meaning
This is not a new "problem", you know that the words 'really' and 'very' used to mean the same thing as 'literally', right?
>I read they recently added this alternate sense of the word to the dictionary!
I guess if you consider the 1760s "recent" then maybe?
>>540 Nice googling old boy, but take another second to read before you post next time. I never said it was a problem, I said it was a peeve. It was apparently 2013 they updated the definition, so not quite as recent as I thought - but the point I was making was that because a word gained enough widespread misuse amongst the dim majority, they just updated the definition to compensate, lowered the bar if you will. Like I said, I love how language is always evolving, it's sad that the driving force in this case is common ignorance, that's all.
Another example, when my friend says "I made the ultimate sandwich yesterday", I know he means he made an amazing sandwich, maybe one of the greatest, but in my head I still always think "I bet he's gonna make another sandwich pretty soon."
Or "meme" used interchangeably with "image macro", but we've been over that before.
I like it when people complain about the "improper" use of singular "they". Like, cool, I've found someone who remembers when it wasn't the case. They must be at least 400 years old!
> Nice googling old boy, but take another second to read before you post next time.
This is what I mean when I say this should be a nice place, but there are certainly more egregious examples. There's just no need to be so confrontational, defensive and insulting.
>>534
So you're arguing in favor of using different words, but chastising me for using different words. Really makes you think.
>>535
Yeah, I hate that too. But that's an entirely separate issue from pseudointellectuals looking up archaic language in thesauruses in an attempt to sound smart.
>>537
>the other guy
I hate to break it to you, but there are many posters on this site. Not just you and me.
>condescending, abrasive, or generally cunty
>fuck off and suck a thousand dicks
Yes, it's other people who are the problem. Hmmm...
>>540
Is this reall worth arguing about?
>>541
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> I hate to break it to you, but there are many posters on this site. Not just you and me.
It's generally pretty easy to tell when you're just having a one-on-one with a single person.
> Yes, it's other people who are the problem. Hmmm...
That was the joke
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I thought I was entertained at one point, but I wonder if I really was.
I miss how DQN was back in the 6000s...
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EU creating a link tax law and forcing an upload filter law this month.
Yeah it's shit.
Endless suffering.
early 2000s tech had a comfy aesthetic
I can't believe I'm still alive.
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