The Xeno was inside you all along!
The Xeno was inside you all along!
I buy keepers on GOG and then place them on separate drives. On Steam i buy stuff I’m ok with losing. It’s one Gabe away from exploitation shenanigans.
Frozen food is less nutritious than fresh food. And maintaining it frozen at the required level needed to maintain the minimum of nutrition is expensive, both during distribution and storage. If the company even bothers to respect that.
By the time those frozen veggies reach your freezer for you to keep them up to a year, their nutritional value might be so low you’d be better off eating cardboard.
Adbot please! Scientists can’t figure out how to keep ice crystals from fucking shit up at the genetic level in industry-specific cryogenic pods and you expect me to believe a Walmart level freezer can keep food fresh and unspoiled after they imported it from halfway across the world?
Just… go away.
Yeah. Healthy food is expensive to make, maintain and transport. It’s a luxury in our current state.
You forgot people who say oof when other people get wrecked in a game.
Probably taken from this.
The name is probably a modern invention, formed by blending the “Jay” sound from the 1970s-popular name Jason with the “den” sound from names like Braden, Hayden, Jordan and Zayden.[1] The biblical name Jadon (or Yadon), Hebrew for “he will judge”, appears in the Bible in Nehemiah 3:7,[2] but it is unlikely to be the source of the modern name.[1]
It’s light-based computing.
So you make a framework, compound it into a big bang ball and then let it run. Afterwards, you analyze the imagery from start to finish or at whatever point you need to.
Can’t interact with it though, only observe.
Because the target audience is usually teens.
That other than a niche we specialize in, we’re pretty fucking dumb at everything else.
As admitted by some, Lemmy is a haven for outcasts who are insecure and in need of some sort of validation. They’re clingy about the things that provide it and touchy about things that threatens it, thus projecting an intensity in their interactions.
I see it as coping with helplessly living within an unfair reality. We need more zen in our lives.
Because you’re getting mad at the symptom, not the disease. Without management endorsing it, would sales be doing something like that and still keep their jobs?
Yes, but how many sales representative can afford to think beyond having their sales numbers up? They might lose their job either way so long term company welfare isn’t really that important to them.
Their job is to make the sale. Anything beyond that is not their problem.
Moo, bitch! Get out the way!
Maybe Ryan met one of those fabled lonely milfs in his DoorDashing area…
Though language is an effective means of communication, it’s not perfect.
To use an example, there was a meme about a literature professor quoting from a book and telling students what the author meant by mentioning the curtains being blue in a scene. As they go on and on about the melancholy and sadness the author was known to experience at the time, Samuel L Jackson busts in through the door and yells “The color was blue because the curtains were blue, motherfucker!”
Or am I remembering it wrong? Anyway, language is open to interpretation and as such, people will interpret it openly.
It’s on point.
That word is too well known nowadays. Needs another one.
Numerous experiences in my life have proven to me that this is partly accurate and op has grounds to be worried.
I cannot count the times i was lost in thought in a public space and someone interrupted me with “the fuck you looking at?” or “is something wrong?” type of questions.
People notice. You notice. Sometimes it’s ignored, but enough times you need to unscramble your thoughts to answer a “the fuck you looking at?” out of nowhere.
Having a phone is the modern excuse. Just stare at the screen or pretend you’re scrolling.
Yet, having a low self-esteem will make one anxious in a public setting quite unreasonably. And while hard to achieve all the time, an answer is in fact to stop caring about what other people think. It does work.
Pregnancy, giving birth, breastfeeding. The bonds formed during these times would mean mothers to be more likely to safeguard the child than assault an aggressor with reckless abandon.