Replies to nerthos

  1. @nerthos nice option-select

    about 11 days ago from web in context
  2. @nerthos well, I think for starters it’d have been best to check and see which party runs Congress right now and also check the party affiliation of the woman who proposed a Mexican invasion before asserting you were right all along about which party wants to destabilize the border

    about 18 days ago from web in context
  3. @nerthos I’m not genuinely that invested in an accurate casting, I’m voicing a south Asian guy which I obviously am not, I just briefly thought it’d be funny to make my imaginary Jewish friend do it

    about 4 months ago from web in context
  4. @nerthos thanks LOSER

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  5. @nerthos i've been since msay, but i will go to france again in the end of november, for the last time finally

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  6. @nerthos road trip road trip roadtriP ROAD TRIIPPP!!!I

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  7. @nerthos she is from brazil, 50ish km away from my house

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  8. @nerthos she also said she likes the bug pics i send her, so it is all nice

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  9. @nerthos Richie-boi has displayed notoriously thin skin on numerous occasions

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  10. @nerthos I don’t actually carry one, I was being a bit tongue in cheek when I said I needed one for defense, I learned how to use one and it’s what I use when I go to the range but the main reason I did it was for a private security job that would’ve provided one for me. Didn’t end up applying for the job though so it’s just one of those things I know how to do now with no real practical applications for the moment.

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  11. @nerthos nah, Glock 19, 9mm

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  12. @nerthos you missed the arc where I taught myself how to use a handgun in case I ever needed to pop a crazy older lady who’d been following me around

    about 5 months ago from web in context
  13. @nerthos he did this on purpose to make me look stupid, I’m beefing with Kanye now

    about 6 months ago from web in context
  14. @nerthos Ha, "other teachers" / "the District" has been one of the biggest stumbling blocks in my deciding to actually goto school and get teacher-certified up, I do not politick worth a crap

    about 6 months ago from web in context
  15. @nerthos About 8 months to go

    about 6 months ago from web in context
  16. @nerthos Against all odds, yours truly

    about 6 months ago from web in context
  17. @nerthos Correct

    about 10 months ago from web in context
  18. @nerthos Oops, *mill OR hot extrusion

    Monday, 19-Oct-20 21:02:32 UTC from web in context
  19. @nerthos @scribus In short, don't lose your mind over it too much, there's nothing to do about it. Just make sure you're taking care of your personal health so if you get infected you have high chances of recovery.

    Monday, 19-Oct-20 20:54:08 UTC from web in context
  20. @nerthos But ultimately, the question is, is it so goddamned hard to look where you're dropping kiwi? Or keep your customer's mess in their yard? Basic respect. Show one move's worth of forethought for those around you.

    Sunday, 31-May-20 17:03:22 UTC from web in context
  21. @nerthos Yeah, I'd thought about it for shade, but it didn't turn up necessary. Now that they're done, I expect that's it. They basically butchered the trees. :-/

    Sunday, 31-May-20 15:42:37 UTC from web in context
  22. @nerthos @scribus Rin seems to be the dev dealing with nginx https://patch.cx/notice/9snOdafVWNXv6Q8R4y

    Sunday, 08-Mar-20 11:38:34 UTC from web in context
  23. @nerthos @scribus https://pleroma.social/announcements/2020/03/08/pleroma-major-release-2-0-0/

    Sunday, 08-Mar-20 11:34:52 UTC from web in context
  24. @nerthos Also the dev team is releasing 2.0 stable next weekend so you might want to wait for that.

    Saturday, 07-Mar-20 06:07:33 UTC from web in context
  25. @nerthos DM'd

    Friday, 06-Mar-20 03:43:00 UTC from web in context
  26. @nerthos @nerthos Well, I'm probably in the process of leaving Twitter. Been reducing my exposure to bullcrap.

    Thursday, 05-Mar-20 17:41:42 UTC from web in context
  27. @nerthos @scribus also he asks if you have a twitter

    Thursday, 05-Mar-20 06:31:39 UTC from web in context
  28. @nerthos nice

    Thursday, 05-Mar-20 05:51:28 UTC from web in context
  29. @nerthos I think some of this makes sense, but I have a hard time believing that the world's current population level isn't sustainable, just that we haven't figured things out yet. There's a lot of junk produced that isn't necessary, or made in inefficient ways that could be cut out. I get what you're saying about deglobalization and the whole "buy local" slogan that environmentalists have been pushing kind of points back to that. Where do you draw the line though? Even goods shipped within larger countries like the US or China can travel vast distances before reaching their destination. Do those countries have to be split into regions then? People would probably be freaking out about that. No more California oranges in PA? No way! Probably not a great example due to Florida being closer, but still.

    Tuesday, 03-Mar-20 17:59:34 UTC from web in context
  30. @thismightbeauser So you not only need to completely reshape the economy of most countries but also need to regulate the population of each to levels their own land can sustain (without further destroying the environment to grow more crops)
    Some countries have a food surplus of 10 times their internal consumption, so they can keep their current populations without issue. But what happens with a country that has a food deficit of say, 50% of consumption? the population has to be cut in half or starve. Either way, you have a disaster in your hands with no clean way to solve it. You can pick between genocide, mass starvation or civil war, neither acceptable by any humanitarian standard. And you can be sure it'll spill to neighbouring regions.

    In short, environmental damage is such a big issue because there's no clean way of solving it, nations and fortunes depend on the wheel spinning, and genociding the world to a sustainable population numbers is off the table.

    Monday, 02-Mar-20 16:58:01 UTC from web in context