Well, it’s all over for me I guess. Now the NSA will have access to all my questions on how to merge pandas dataframes. Those bastards!
Well, it’s all over for me I guess. Now the NSA will have access to all my questions on how to merge pandas dataframes. Those bastards!
with a woman in her 70’s
Do these conditions have anything to do with a person’s ability to identify mushrooms
I don’t think you know what pedantic means. Or unskilled.
You’re not forced to see anything.
It’s amazing how hard some of you work to make YouTube enjoyable. Here’s a tip: stop watching YouTube.
First time this community came up on my feed and it’ll be the last time I read it, as I’m filtering it out. Seems like a couple permanently-online perpetual victims looking for attention. Here’s a tip, kids: getting emailed by someone who wants to refute your assertions is not abnormal. In the real world, people will try to defend themselves when you make allegations about them or their work. Receiving an unsolicited email is not harassment and it does not cross any boundaries.
Burying your head in the sand and yelling “you can’t argue with me because I’m not listening” is how a toddler interacts with their world.
Yea I guess I’m one of the few that hate to see even bugs suffer.
Imagine working for Inhance and high-fiving your coworkers because a court said it’s legal for you to continue contaminating humans and the environment with a harmful chemical.
What kind of sick motherfucker sleeps well after that?
And your beer is possibly the worst in the world. It’s pisswater.
C’mon, stop it. We Americans are bad at many things, but no one can refute that Americans have created some damn good beer over the last two decades.
People will tend to look for logic and patterns in the most senseless and chaotic of actions. We have no idea if he suffered from depression, was bipolar, had debts, or some serious health issues. People feel more in control when they can attach some nefarious (read: controlled) cause.
I’m currently reading the Color of Magic right now and it is…painful. I know, I was warned, but I ignored the pleas. Now I’m kind of stuck reading this book that feels like it was written by a snarky 8th grader on a bus ride home after school. I truly hope the books get better.
In case you didn’t already know you’re browsing Lemmy, this top comment confirms it.
TBF, the fake depth of field that phone cameras generate can be pretty awful as well.
I used to live across the street from an organization that handed out food every Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday morning we would wake up to trash everywhere. The street and sidewalk in front of our house would be covered in styrofoam boxes, bags, utensils, napkins, and food scraps. Roaches and rats had their own free meals every Wednesday night.
Most people were there to get food. Some people were there to get food and sell drugs, and it pretty much ended up as an open-air drug market buffet.
It’s easy to sit back in a clean house in a clean neighborhood and yell across the fence that they should feed the homeless wherever they want. It’s another thing entirely to have to live and work next to these events.
The city has clearly told these guys you can hand out food in designated areas, and they are not doing so. It’s a publicity stunt as much as it is a feeding program.
Lol where did you pull this theory out of?
A good rule of thumb is to never, ever burn bridges with past managers. Keep your dignity and remain professional. You never know when you’ll need them as a reference.
That’s so odd to me, too. I’m notified when the buzzer goes off. I would hear the buzzer before I heard my phone.
And who needs to be notified immediately when a cycle is done? I’m lucky if my laundry doesn’t sit there for hours after I’ve heard the buzzer and said to myself, I should do that laundry.
Love how the top comment is a rando saying it’s unavoidable but the dev literally says below that they fixed it.
Judging by the amount of their nonsense posted on Lemmy, I imagine programmers sitting around all day creating memes about how hard their job is.
Seriously, this is the most Lemmy-ish post I have ever seen. “I see there are people not in programming discussing non-programming topics…what question can I ask to steer the question back to programming?”
It’s typical click bait from a once, long ago, enjoyable magazine about PC games. Now PCG just outputs game guides and incessantly complains about AI.