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17 天前I’m thankful I’m not any of the people who are glad not to be Americans.
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That’s odd. 100% of the hipsters I know are at least college educated. And there’s a few that have multiple degrees or masters in their fields
I think the niche nature of Lemmy attracts a large amount of ivory tower hipster types.
You must not have been paying attention when that one Java programmer quit and took his code with him.
The whole interview is worth a watch, but you’re looking for the part where he talks about his uncle.
Give me two seconds I need to find an article about something John Stewart said recently that I think you may need to read.
Knocking onto this, it could also stem from the fact that they’d like a bit more of OPs time. A new item means(presumably) less time trouble shooting and repairing, more efficient use, and less time having to correct the items mistakes. That additional time is some of what they are lamenting not being able to get.
It’s really not. People have been compartmentalizing for ages. And it’s exactly what he says. He doesn’t like who you’re attracted to but you are his son. He still loves and cares for you.
Hell I mean you got to remember they’re pack animals and usually in a pack, there are some relatively clearly defined rules. If you supply the pack with food they obviously are concerned for your well-being because without you they don’t get fed.
Probably because they associate you with being fed. And if you cease to be able to do that they are not sure how they’re going to get food.
Well, it’s in the description of the video. But in case that’s a bridge too far; The Amazing World of Gumball.
It’s been my experience that Lemmy is very anti-libertarian, so if you want to do something that isn’t being gay, doing crime, or hating on capitalism you’re going to get lectures.
As to your question, seems like the environment is too restrictive in the UK right now so people are outsourcing their gambling access. I lost interest in the subject after that(sorry most gambling adjacent I get is penny Texas hold 'em with some friends) and stopped looking.
People tend to forget about that part. Money is what is exchanged with you for your labor and then you exchange that for goods. Sure an increase in funds would mean a bunch of people could live better for a while. But then trash would pile up, waste water would become a monumental issue. A lot of gross, vile, disgusting, and extremely necessary work would suddenly stop getting done.
Everyone likes to pretend that they’d be willing to step up and tackle those jobs. But they really won’t. I’m positive that the percentage of people willing to do those jobs for enough resources to live comfortably is in the single digits. I know damn sure the amount of doctors willing to work for a one bedroom, one car, and enough food living situation is in the single digits.
Manic pixie dream girls.
Reasons.
Exact opposite. I need a plot where the characters aren’t complete bone heads and the plot needs to be deeper than “some dude grabs a knife”. Because of this I tend to enjoy horror thrillers more than slashers. It’s the reason most of my favorites are things like “The Crazies”, “You’re Next”, and “The Strangers”. That isn’t to say that I need high fidelity or effects. Some good entries there are “Splinter”, “Vacancy”, and (to a lesser degree) “Rest Stop”.
As a former Sega fanboy, this all feels vaguely familiar.
I got banned from RPGmemes for apparently boosting a bot account. So no idea.