They’re killing it? Where did you hear that?
natecox
joined 2 years ago
Do these designers not have children? Wiping pee off the seat is like an every time thing; seems silly not to just use a bit of toilet paper.
Even I have to clean up when I miss; which happens max, max, 95% of the time.
I wish I could buy into the idea of church as a community; my mom very much saw it that way. However, church is inherently exclusive. It turns away people who refuse to conform to very specific beliefs. It’s hard for me to root for or even accept that as a communal space.
I want to see more YMCA and less church.
Edit: yes I know the Y is technically a Christian thing, but it’s not the religion I object to it’s the exclusion. Never been to a Y that felt like I needed to be Christian to be there.
I don’t really get this, seems like most of the info I’ve seen about this printer kinda assumes you already know what and why it is.
How is this distinct from a positron? Because it uses 3d printed parts? If so, why would you want that?
The Rust Book helped me realize that I wasn’t likely to just learn Rust by doing as I had done with many other languages. I fucking love Rust but it is a bit of an oddball and the book is a great way to start.
Chinese citizens: I can’t take it anymore, this society is so unfair!
Chinese government: ok, we can just go ahead and increase surveillance and harass you about any little infraction some more.
Text rendering over the gpu is much smoother. For many users there may indeed be no perceptible difference but if you work on anything that scrolls a lot of text or has a tui that updates the screen rapidly the gpu can give a much nicer overall experience—especially if you use a lot of Unicode.
I have been living with tinnitus non-stop for the past few years. I can understand how some might find it unlivable.
The cross section of companies willing to pay poverty wages and companies ok with/happy to make your life suck all day is depressing but not surprising.
I mean, the answer is agency. You enjoy doing things that you choose to do—which you choose to do because you enjoy them, it’s just a tad selective and cyclic there.
Most people don’t choose to work because they enjoy it; they work to survive, doing what the market will support.
Some few very very lucky people get to do work they would otherwise choose to do anyways.
tac ocat.
Grave Digger has several albums which follow both fictional and actual stories. Notably there are three albums known as the “Middle Ages trilogy”: Tunes of War, Knights of the Cross, and Excalibur.