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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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    • “1234” makes up about 10% of all PINS.
    • “1111”, “0000” and others where the same number’s repeated 4 times.
    • “1342” and other combinations of 1234 like “4321”.
    • “1212” and other doubles duplicated, e.g. “1010”.
    • “1122”.
    • “1986” and other years of birth.
    • “2580” and other straight lines on keypads.
    • “2468”.
    • Birth dates like “2512” or “1225” aka 12 December.



  • Jacktofedia shitpost@fedia.iokeeper
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    7 days ago

    I like silly puns, but wouldn’t say it to someone like a waiter who’s time I might be wasting and who may feel the need to pretend to like the joke because they need tips.

    It’s possible the waiter might enjoy it, since it’s a job that attracts extraverts, but I couldn’t be sure because in some places they’re supposed to kiss even the asshole customers’ asses. Same reason I ask friends not to flirt with servers - because they’re usually not allowed to tell the flirter to stop, and some depend on tips.



  • JacktoNorway@sopuli.xyzWeird things Norwegians do
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    8 days ago
    1. Vote for parties making Norway the 4th biggest exporter of natural gas, and 8th biggest exporter of oil - because causing a mass extinction and killing billions of people via anthropogenic climate change is worth it for the petrodollars.




  • You failed to explain how you plan to abolish the two party system that makes voting “green” unviable in the US.

    There are enough people who couldn’t stomach voting for the Rs or Ds, to vote for another party that wants to reverse instead of accelerate anthropogenic climate change. See post you replied to:

    In 2020 Biden got 81 million votes, Trump 74 million. 84 million didn’t vote - if they voted Green to reverse anthropogenic climate change, they could’ve gotten a non-omnicidal president, won the house, and a third of the senate.

    Not to mention Jill Stiens [sic] ties to Putin.

    If Stein is tied to Putin, then another 3rd party should get people’s votes instead - the smaller parties have less ballot access, requiring more write-in votes. What are Stein’s connections? Seems like the SIC’s report doesn’t make it clear what she did wrong.


  • It’s not only Republicans voting to have their faces eaten, per the definition of this community: https://lemmy.world/post/21640658

    Democrats constantly vote to make the biosphere unlivable as shown by how their actions are accelerating anthropogenic climate: like the US producing more oil under Biden than under Trump. Cue surprised Pikachu when their houses burn down due to record heat, record wind storms, record fires which climate scientists have been warning about for decades now.

    You can vote for the omnicidal Democrats who supply weapons to genocidal governments, or vote for the omnicidal Republicans who are worse than the Democrats, or you can vote to reverse climate change. In 2020 Biden got 81 million votes, Trump 74 million. 84 million didn’t vote - if they voted Green to reverse anthropogenic climate change, they could’ve gotten a non-omnicidal president, won the house, and a third of the senate.






  • I’m not sure Canadians would want the 6 million Californians who voted for Trump (more than 38% of the voters in the state); or the 3.5 million New Yorkers who voted for Trump (42.7%). Maybe leave the mostly rural areas of the Dem states for Trumpistan?

    Also the included states have a larger population than Canada, so it would be Canada joining the Dem states - which I can’t see any sane 1st-world country doing.

    Letting the Trump states become a country, and the Dem states (sans rural areas) become a different country, seems like it would make both groups vastly happier; tho it would require allowing at least a few years for people to swap states.


  • JacktoNewsAmericans are tipping less than they have in years
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    22 days ago

    Maybe if enough people stop tipping, workers will go work at places where they’re paid enough so they don’t need tips to survive? Horrific for the poor until tips-to-survive ends tho.

    Voting against parties that make laws propping up an economic system that rewards psychopathy and punishes ethical behavior, would be better.