This has never stopped humanity from at least rhyming before
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He is after all a humble man.
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Casual Conversation@piefed.social•Whats the simplest type of book or creative content to create?
2·7 days agoThat’s fun!
Rewriting a paper over and over is usually how I work out all my weird parts.
I use github pages for my blog and its whole point is tracking version changes. So now I’m deeply curious about what that would look like with an ever changing singular blog post. The intellectual journey wed see watching an author refine a single idea seems very interesting.
I’d genuinely read it every update that sounds like the kinda woke intellectualism I’m all about!
nagaram@startrek.websiteto
Casual Conversation@piefed.social•Whats the simplest type of book or creative content to create?
2·8 days agoI did too. So I started a blog.
Heavily recommend it. And if you don’t know what to write about, I’ve found giving a list of topics you like and asking a chatbot of your choice to generate an assignment is a good use for them.
Not the paper itself but the assignment prompt
I think OOP should have worked on that font for “Niger” a bit more.
Everyone in this green text is autistic.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Lemmy/Piefed instance as Blog forum?English
1·9 days agoI’m probably just stupid.
nagaram@startrek.websiteOPto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Lemmy/Piefed instance as Blog forum?English
3·10 days agoYeah that’s what’s going to happen with the main blog.
Forgejo action > static HTML site > Cloudflared tunnel
This separate idea is to have a Lemmy instance to host pictures and federate the blogs comment system so people ideally won’t have to sign in or make an account to comment.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Hey, guys. Is it a good idea to dunk PC parts in isopropyl alcohol?
5·19 days agoAs a guy who’s cleaned far too many smoker fucked PCs.
99% Isopropyl and a tooth brush is what you need. It won’t be fast, but you need that kinda precision and attention to make sure you got everything.
You might also consider just replacing any fans. I don’t know if you have a laptop or a desktop, but a laptop fan is a bitch to clean
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HistoryArt@piefed.social•Virgin and Child. About 1270. Tempera on panel
1·21 days agoDo you think it was cut down with a change in orthodoxy?
I can see how depicting Mary as a Queen of heaven might upset some overly stick in passed priest.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Who were some of your childhood heroes that turned out to be horrible people?
2·22 days agoOh was the ice cream machine broke? I hear he gets mad about that
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Who were some of your childhood heroes that turned out to be horrible people?
271·22 days agoOnly ones who dissapointed me were Star Trek: Voyager actors. Its the only thing I got attached to as a kid.
Robert Beltran - Commander Chakotay
Roxann Dawson - B’Elanna Torres
Both transphobes and trump supporters who won’t shut up about no one wanting to invite them to Star Trek stuff anymore.
I used to feel bad for Rob because he got such a shit treatment in ST:V in terms of writing and because his character fell victim to Jamake High water’s grifting (look him up if you want to see why 90’s native american characters kinda suck).
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Who were some of your childhood heroes that turned out to be horrible people?
9·22 days agoSeems he’s just an asshole about being famous. Doesn’t like being recognized in public.
TBH, I don’t blame him. I’ll take it over everyone else in this thread.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Who were some of your childhood heroes that turned out to be horrible people?
8·22 days agoBehind on the lore.
What did Shaq do other than nearly every ad in the world? I can accept being a sell out for car insurance but anything egregious?
I think her dying trying is an important part of the point here.
I don’t agree with it. I’m sure there’s a more nuanced cause of death, but that’s between step 2 and 3.
If I was depressed and the onion was already cut.
Yeah I’d eat it. Might eat it like that just to see.
Any idea what kinda cheese?
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Technology@lemmy.world•Union leaders have a message for Newsom: Regulate AI if you want to be presidentEnglish
7·25 days agoFrom the inside he looks like a republican.
But that’s how its been for a while. This years Dem is last decades Rep.
I’m not saying it’s wrong to have enjoyed it or found it thought-provoking, but it’s definitely not a text that gets mentioned without comment when there’s some pedantic Romaboo dragging his knuckles around the comm. :p
This is specifically why I like you Pug. I think it’s far too common on the internet for some one to share a fun fact they learned and then get dog piled by people just wanting to be right without respect for that person’s desire to learn.
That being said, those are all points that seemed important and Aslan did bring up and I latched onto. I as a fresh enjoyer of the field of Christology, couldn’t tell you where the problems are and I’m gonna be annoying and ask for a good intro to why Aslan sucks AKA SoUrCe? but I’m also gonna go looking on jstor and my university library for book reviews after.
Otherwise, I was going to read Bart Erhman’s “Did Jesus Exist?” book next. Maybe I’ll check for reviews first this time, but what are your suggestions for historical Jesus stuff?
It’s… an extremely dubious piece even as speculation.
I honestly don’t know how any piece on the historical Jesus could be less speculative. It seems we only have one non biblical text that mentions Jesus specifically and its Josefus saying they killed James brother of Jesus sometime before 70 CE. I can’t remember if that was solid evidence for some other reason than timing since both James and Jesus were incredibly common names.
In my opinion, Aslan did a fine job explaining the tensions and why they were high outside of Jesus’s cult and then extrapolating from there. But this is just my first book on the historical Jesus I’ve ever read and it was recommended by some guy on reddit I guess 4 years ago.
So please consider any defenses as Luke warm defenses at best. I’m not married to these ideas
Paul is generally accepted to have died before the First Jewish-Roman War, and the Romans continued to regard Christianity as dangerous and fringe for the next 200 years - including intermittently crucifying Christians for spreading the word of their faith.
Yes, I was referencing the people who would have followed Paul’s tradition since he is the one who makes claims about a metaphysical kingdom of god in heaven as opposed to the claim that this is about restoring Israel to Jewish rule. The idea was attractive to non-Jews thus facilitating new Roman Christians and it was common practice to attribute writings to a founder of a tradition which is why most of Paul was probably not written by him (?). Same thing as to why all of Socrates was written by Plato.









I run stock Pop OS and I’ve only recently wanted to give a shit about macros.
You should only care if you’re running a specific software. By and large its AS SEEMLESS as using Windows.
Note that its not really BETTER its mostly just DIFFERENT.