Its probably some sort of vicious cycle. Especially if the small guy is still dealing with past biases. Now I pretty much announce I’m nuthin’ but a nerd so you won’t get far talking to me about sports. This seems to kill a lot of toxic competition unless they’re in my same department.
I dont either, but the only place that even called me back for their IT position was a construction company and the name of the game is work or starve for us poors.
I weigh like 115 pounds and I’m like 5’7. So I feel like those toxic masculinity dudes always want me to “prove my worth” a little extra cause of my size. Everywhere I go people call me “kid”, but I’m a father of 3.
Because if I wanted bots to interact with I would have stayed on Reddit. The only good ones were the LotR character bots in the first place and even those got tired.
It still shows as a comment, except now you see nothing when you click the post.
You gotta ride the wave and you can’t let the dragon drag on. The best “parental control” is a helpful and active parent in the life of their child.
It would seem that we do indeed have some dragons left to slay in this world.
And, we should establish something where kids get to vote on something. Anything that directly affects them, maybe some locale thing, and have it be enacted for a period of time. We need people, all people, to physically experience the laws they vote for. Engrain that in them so they dont forget these consequences are real and it matters.
More so than age, I think we should all get a holiday to vote, that holiday’s length should be calculated by population size to accomdate congestion. Then, somehow make voting fun and exciting, the actual experience of filling out a ballot, so these fucking people actually come out to vote. So many fucking people dont even vote. As soon as you are considered an adult you should be able to vote, whatever age that may be to society at large.
The other commenter is more right, anyway. A lot of the dudes got arrested. I think the chances of that are low here, for now.
They fizzled out, members probably moved on to various other groups and projects, while the rest simply went on with their lives. A danger of being decentralized is losing all of your momentum.
Make a community for it? Or maybe an instance? @federatedreviews.com
Phantasy Star Online 2 (the original) was successfully archived by Team Clementine and they are waiting to release their own private server. They also have their Phantasy Star Universe servers running smoothly. I love Phantasy Star.
Yeah, a federated alternative would be neat. Revolt has a lot of issues but kudos for the customizable UI.
Revolt, people
I used to be an acidic goblin but now I’ve limited my caffeine intake to 1 soda per day at lunch (for the boost in energy). Proud of that one. Throwing out the vapes next but thats hard. At least it got me off cigs.
My great uncle was a nice dude fucked up from war. It made he introverted and he turned to trucking and the road to make ends meet. It was basically all he ended up doing. He never married or had kids, and stacked up all this cash. Before he died, he had put 1 million in cash in a suitcase, put it in the trunk of a car, and gave it to my grandparents. They couldn’t get the trunk open, didn’t investigate, sold the car.
What is the best dipping sauce for fries? And why is it mustard and ketchup mixed together?
Listen to it a shit ton and then when you go to make/mix dont listen to it, and let the memory of the thing in your brain speak to you. Thats how I do it anyway. Since human memory is full of holes I usually get something different but similar.