OK that’s a strong statement, I’d love to see your objective verifiable evidence for that
Just a regular Aussie punter trying to get by
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Ned@quokk.auto
techsupport@lemmy.world•Just bought an audio cassette deck. Now, tell me why to keep it. 🤣English
3·1 month agoleaving typo as “Maxwell” gives a different 90s flashback coffee this time
Ned@quokk.auto
techsupport@lemmy.world•Just bought an audio cassette deck. Now, tell me why to keep it. 🤣English
3·1 month agoOmg Maxwell flashbacks
I don’t know how you didn’t instantly think mixtapes when you saw it
The painstaking hours were the point
Journey before destination 😉
Ned@quokk.auto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I despise laundry. How can I make my life contain less of it?English
3·1 month agoit gets better. kids now upper single/lower double digits, and I can reuse stuff for dayzz where it was previously multiple changes per day
bonus trauma memory: just about to go to work, no wait I need a new shirt, tie and jacket
now I’m late ¯\(ツ)/¯
Ned@quokk.auto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I despise laundry. How can I make my life contain less of it?English
2·1 month agonah anatomical L/R socks are god tier, they are my sensory delight and demand
Ned@quokk.auto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I despise laundry. How can I make my life contain less of it?English
3·1 month agopodcasts ftw for any house chores
I love music, and spend hours listening to tunes with my ridiculously expensive IEMs while working but for some reason it doesn’t cut the mustard with house admin
Can I just say I think this was eloquently put, and I philosophically and intellectually largely agree. In Australia where I live voting is compulsory; in that context there is less conflict in that “d, all of the above” praxis can be actualised simultaneously.
However, I am ambivalent about it in the context of the USA, however, where militating every possible vote against someone as egregiously awful and negatively impactful as Donald Trump seems from the outside to be a no brainer.
I say this admittedly selfishly, as the decisions he/his handlers make particularly in the realm of rolling back of environmental rights seem to impact the entire world for generations to come.
However, maybe this is just our Great Filter ¯\(ツ)/¯
Life will continue, perhaps it’s for the best it does so without H “sapiens”
But I weep for my (and all of our) children.
Ned@quokk.auto
Fuck AI@lemmy.world•OpenAI hacked Medicare portal, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese saysEnglish
5·2 months agoHear hear. All of the above.
I didn’t have the previous model, was never available in my region; so I have an Xbox one I am currently lugging around, still functional [as it ever has been] thank goodness. Bigger current problem is some arsehole mosquito bit me on the right thumb pad last night, bastard, so that’s exquisitely annoying using any controller; even the coveted Steam controller can’t hep that I suspect!
thanks gang, I appreciate the sentiments and advice; and shall do just that.
Also, talk about a good problem to have, being on an amazing holiday in Europe 🙃
Ned@quokk.auto
Work Reform@lemmy.world•When the Democrats regain power, their centrist leadership will claim, "We can't do anything because...". Don't be fooled. We need to get the corporate centrists out and real progressives in!English
1·2 months agocan you read I’m not American and have no dog in this fight apart from not wanting the USA to fuck the world worse than currently, but they literally mentioned genocide/Israel being their biggest crime
I was just there and learned the same thing! 2023 is wild, but better than the alternative I guess
Hail Eris!
Ned@quokk.auto
Overseas News 🦘@aussie.zone•‘I don’t want to be part of a dictatorship’: the Americans queueing up to renounce their citizenshipEnglish
2·7 months agowell thats how rhyming slang tends to work, e.g. you would hear someone say “there was a barney” meaning there was a fight (that’s Barney Rubble = trouble); or to “have a butcher’s” meaning to have a look at something (Butcher’s hook = look). Using the first part of the word or phrase is part of what makes it an in-group marker; those who know will understand, hence calling someone a seppo is just combining the removedney rhyming slang the ANZACs came across during the war with an Australian stylism. i would normally take that as friendly banter rather than derogatory.
Ned@quokk.auto
Progressive Politics@lemmy.world•Fuck Everyone Who Made This War PossibleEnglish
6·9 months agoit literally says “Fuck the Democratic Party“ did you even read it
Ned@quokk.auto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•At your age, what surprises you the most about yourself?English
1·1 year agoJust chiming in to reinforce Carmelians point that the sarcopoenia in particular is a highly likely aetiological predisposing factor for OP’s described experience (as noted, for a male >50yoa it’s pretty much a given), and strength/resistance training is the only realistic compensating strategy. You’re correct that they don’t achieve the same, and that both are required, and that something is better than nothing. But its also true that the strength component seems to be more overlooked in the popular approaches to the vicissitudes of aging, so bears particular emphasis




actually, I am a leftist who went past Marx while at uni studying neomarxism in 2003; I think Democrats (US) are right wing cos they are by any reasonable light, but also due to the Overton window are left in America and therefore should be supported over even more right wing reactionaries