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  • Tartas1995tolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldIceberg
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    7 days ago

    Because the creator is clueless. Telegram with someone who encrypts their /home??? Telegram is hiding the encrypted chat from the average user. That is literally all the reason I need to avoid it.

    And they place bitcoin of all things in the tor network and full disk encryption tier… bitcoin… where everything is traceable and which is more mainstream than /home encryption.


  • Tartas1995tomemes@lemmy.worldWhat about femdom?
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    9 days ago

    You are misunderstanding my point.

    My point is that letting someone handle certain things and even listening to their advice is not hierarchical.

    So the person written the comment doesn’t need a hierarchy to let their coworker handle organisational tasks nor do they need it to listening to their coworker’s advice.

    So just because they like it that way, doesn’t mean they like the hierarchy nor that they want it, but rather that they like some tasks more than others and acknowledge expertise.

    I am not saying that there is no Hierarchy. I just don’t think they want it, just because they like other elements in their cooperation.


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    I just want to point out that trusting in someone’s competency and leaving certain work for them as you think they are better suited for the work… that is just no Hierarchy.

    Let’s say, we have a man and a woman. They have babies and the babies seem to be able to fall asleep better to the song of the man’s deeper voice. The woman decides that she will let her husband put the children to sleep if possible. Did the woman submit to the hierarchy and her husband, or is she just efficient?




  • Tartas1995tomemes@lemmy.worldWhat about femdom?
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    9 days ago

    The response is easy and obvious.

    Femdom is not a real hierarchy. It is a role play. That is why there is aftercare and stuff. To separate daily life and reality from role play.

    Like there should be a safe word that ends the role play. There is no “nvm let’s not” button in a real hierarchy.







  • I don’t care about other people. And it is not about what another producer thought.

    It is literally that I can hear that a character that I liked died but I honestly don’t care because 1. I don’t care about this shit and 2. I know the character will be back.

    Let me contrast it with star wars because I think it becomes pretty obvious there.

    The story becomes meaningless because I know that that the whole team that created the media knew that they don’t have to care. Disney decided to reboot star wars and they are doing great job in ruining something great by been unable to commit to a plan too. But for my enjoyment of star wars legends, I can easily ignore the current canon. When something happened in legends, you had a reasonable expectation that it will stay meaningful for the rest of the franchise. Now with the badly executed reboot, at least for rn, I can assume that the people who died in those movies are dead and will stay dead. The next movie will not have magically a dead character inside because multiverse. Movie A has an impact if movies B to Z. And yes, Lucas Art fucked the Legends story up at times but guess what… That is life.

    “But in the last movie [redacted] comes back to life” yes quite a disappointing writing from Disney. It reads like marvel.

    “But in the clone wars, [redacted] came back to life” yes and no, imo one of the mistakes while I like the character. But importantly the character technically was never shown dead and it was a plot twist and his “death” had actually a long term impact on the events of the story, making it meaningful for the story.