Not quite. Mickey Mouse is still a trademark of Disney, but the actual animation of Steamboat Willie is in the public domain, so using the mouse in a way that promotes brand confusion is a no go but using Steamboat Willie is perfectly fine.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Don't tell me that you all don't have the same issue
11·2 months agoYou mean the one that is already in use?
blackbelt352@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Don't tell me that you all don't have the same issue
7·2 months agoSometimes you plug a new device into the TV that you got after you mounted a TV.
You’re not alone! I’ll gladly listen to him explain the refrigeration cycle again and again and again and how everything is just a worse heart pump.
People usually use tunafish to refer to tuna salad, which is mainly canned tuna, mayonnaise, and a few seasonings, typically served on a sandwich.
It’s a heater to make hot water. As opposed to a space heater, which is a heater used to heat a space and a food heater that is a heater used to heat food to serving temps and a floor heater which is a heater to warm up a floor.
I’m pretty sure Jamez Hoffmann did a video about that.
Good quality teas don’t need sugar. Asian grocery stores are a great source of higher quality teas that aren’t just the commodity grade tea dust that is in your average lipton tea bag.
blackbelt352@lemmy.worldto
News@lemmy.world•Elon Musk Shares and Endorses Shocking X Post That Says ‘White Solidarity Is the Only Way to Survive’
19·4 months agoZachary Leeman covered pop culture and politics at outlets such as Breitbart, LifeZette, BizPac Review, HollywoodinToto, and others. He is the author of the novel Nigh. He joined Mediaite in 2022.
Dude wrote for Breitbart, of course the nazi saying nazi shit is “shocking” his paycheck depends on him not believing nazis would say nazi shit.
blackbelt352@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Hacktivist deletes white supremacist websites live on stage during hacker conferenceEnglish
1991·5 months agoSometimes the theatrics of shutting down a nazi site is just as important as the actual shutting down of a nazi site.
If I pickle them in vinegar, they turn bright pink, if I alkalize them in baking soda, they turn blue, if I cook them slowly in butter they turn a deep brown color.
blackbelt352@lemmy.worldto
You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK that the First-Past-The-Post voting system allows a political party to gain an absolute majority with only a minority of the votes
12·6 months agoCGP Gray has a good explanation how FPTP works and how it breaks down and ends up typically collapsing down into a 2 party system or is wildly unrepresentative in multi party systems.
Basically fptp is a winner take all system, whoever gets the most votes wins and beats everyone else in the race. It doesn’t matter if you won by 1 vote or by 1 million votes the result is the same, you won. So if one party can maintain just a slim plurality across numerous districts, they win those districts despite not getting the majority of votes and everyone else’s votes essentially do not count in the greater whole.
It depends but technically yes. American cheese is pretty simple, one or multiple cheeses blended with sodium citrate and some milk to create a very smoothly melting cheese. I actually made some myself last night by melting a bunch of very sharp cheddar cheese into some milk and adding a few slices of a decent American cheese to get the sodium citrate. I basically made a really good borderline cheese whiz for the sandwiches I made.
Kraft Singles, (which is what everyone likely has in mind for plastic fake cheese) however don’t contain enough cheese as an ingredient to call the final product an actual cheese, there is a lot of milk powder added in that tips the ratios into cheese product territory.
Stats don’t lie and there are a lot of closeted Republicans on Grindr
blackbelt352@lemmy.worldto
Malicious Compliance@lemmy.world•Malicious complianceEnglish
2·9 months agoWell that one mark ended up making 13 of the comments in just this comment chain alone. 14 including this one I’m making, on a post with 50 comments on it, over 20% of them. If this were any other massive platform like reddit or Instagram or Facebook, this level of engagement would drive algorithms extremely effectively.
blackbelt352@lemmy.worldto
Malicious Compliance@lemmy.world•Malicious complianceEnglish
41·9 months agoEngagement bait for other platforms that are engagement algorithm driven fishing for this exact kind of comment.
Just to ask one more question, did Israel stop its genocide in Gaza?
No I’m saying you told your family to stop turning off the dehumidifier and they haven’t stopped doing that. No amount of home automation or smart devices is going to change your family turning the dehumidifier off. You don’t have a dumb system problem, you have a dumb people problem. And unfortunately a dumb people problem doesn’t get solved by a smarter system.
Dehumidifiers are already automatic. Black mold isn’t going to take over your bathroom in 10 minutes.
It sounds to me like your problem is human error, not the lack of a smarter machine. You can’t engineer your way around people being morons. The greatest engineering minds have figured that out years ago.


My guess is they’re not a 50/50 binary. Like how in sports betting one team is favored over another to win, maybe its a 45/55 split. So if any given military action has a 5% chance of happening and a 95% chance of non happening, the overall aggregate of bets on this kind of thing should pretty closely mirror that 95/5 split.