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I mean, that’s high praise for a vacuum. I would be more concerned if it didn’t.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Keeping the tally of suicides. Pedestrians vs those in cars
1·1 month agoThey’ve actually achieved a higher state of enlightenment by using the superior duodecimal system (a.k.a. base 12).
Gosh dang, I was trying to make that a joke but yours is better than anything I thought of.
Christian In Name Only
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Technology@lemmy.world•Trump Wants to Put You in a Massive, Secret Government DatabaseEnglish
19·1 month agoNot sure how much legality matters anymore, “normalize” or “desensitize” might be better words here. Ugh. I hate that’s an actual sentence I just typed. And to think there are certainly alternate timelines unimaginably worse than this. My heart breaks for alternate me. 😑
OOHHH very true, didn’t think of that. I’ll definitely try to be more considerate next time.
Not a big enough company for the owners to have vacation homes (only like 8 people so they were still very involved in the day-to-day), but one of them was talking about upgrading their riding mower a lot at the time. They were going to spend like 9 grand to cut their mowing time from 3 hours to 1 hour 45 minutes. All I could think was “lol, why not just restore most of that grass to native grassland and never think about it again?”
If I had the perspective then that I do now, I probably would have at least tried to do similar. At the time though I thought it was my dream job and blamed myself for feeling like I wasn’t meeting expectations. My crippling social anxiety (also just depression?) making it darn near impossible to ask for help… well, that didn’t help either.
The funny(?) thing is it was a small company of like 8 people total including the brothers that founded and own it. They’re not mean or totally heartless people either, the owners just don’t have good business sense.
I did my summer internship there during college a couple years earlier and thought everything went fine, but when they let me go they mentioned out of nowhere that “we had a similar concern while you were interning” even though I don’t recall them ever bringing that up with me prior to that very moment. Just weaseling for any justification they could think of for what they knew was a terrible miscalculation on their part, methinks. Oh well, it only put a minor dent in my self-esteem… 😅😑
For real. My last job essentially let me go because my being depressed meant they weren’t confident I could handle the workload of 2.5 people. Of course, they made that out to be my fault. Thanks guys, I’m worse now.
cravl@slrpnk.netto
Technology@lemmy.world•Southern California air board rejected pollution rules after AI-generated flood of commentsEnglish
3·2 months agoSlopturding
or
Turdturfing
To commandeer their superior grammatical sensibilities?
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Technology@lemmy.world•Unsealed Court Documents Show Teen Addiction Was Big Tech's "Top Priority"English
55·3 months agoMeme smarter, not harder. 🤌
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Technology@lemmy.world•Wifi 15 gigabytes per second — Researchers demo inventionEnglish
1·3 months agoOn the flip side, if you still need a power cable anyway, it’s usually way cheaper to bundle the media (and optionally control/network) signals into the same cable than using wireless. (Sidenote: Honestly it’s kinda weird to me that we haven’t seen hardly any of this in consumer spaces. The newer USB-C revisions could easily supply power, display, audio, and network to the average TV over one cable.)
Now, with true wireless power (I’m thinking of this video in particular), that proposition can change dramatically.
Oh jeez, what the heck? I have no idea, Lemmy seems to be doing something it thinks is smart but is, in fact, not.
EDIT: Fixed! Apparently you have to include the
https://part or the formatting goes bonkers. No idea if it’s a Lemmy thing or an issue with my instance.
Shoutout to everynoise.com
I knew what that link was before even opening it. 🍿💦💨🪄


I’d bet it’s just further self-censoring for fear of being unalived.