Its often the little things like this that make it clear for me who is indeed a moron.
Like oh, omg, that explains so much about that person.
That poor thing.
Now, I def need to not equate that with 'capabilities' of someone, even morons can brute-force achieve things I could never. They do it despite the handicap and I respect that.
Dont want to discuss problems or brainstorm when them but respect nonetheless (them and their work).
Most of us are in fact not what it's commonly considered neurotypical (I beehive they are a smol but just the most vocal group). And just like with folk on introverts/depressed/ADHD/autism/etc spectrum it's best to recognise, acknowledge, respect, and adapt to that (ie work and communicate a bit differently with each one of us, it doesn't take all that much, and the learning curve is just so unbelievably good at the start).
Yes, this is exactly it.
Is we just invented bottle caps for the fist time ever these exact same peeps would complain about it.
Normally/averagely abled people - how is any configuration of the cap an issue?
To even think about it takes more energy than any obvious solution (like holding the bonded cap whilst drinking or not ripping it off the seal ring in the non-bonded versions).
Is it just because we are old and any change is annoying af?
I like the top panel bcs it allows for proper play time, not some baby bs. Kinda like cats vs cats play.
Never needed to clip any cats claws so I can't sympathise entirely, but I doubt I would have forced the issue if kitties were too against it (especially if the second time they would still be against it).
Captains bog log from the bogs, bogdate 'the aren't any': today that pos neighbour frog woke me up again with his ribbit nonsense. I hate him. He also stole my bog wife.*
According to Datang Group, the power station can be charged and discharged more than 300 times a year.
Well, nice, but "more than 300 times a year" is definitely a weird goal to define or a weird metric to brag about, right?
I mean, what in it's desig could be so critical that they wouldn't just say 'once daily' or something.
Does it require maintenance days when no cells are operational?
Yes.
Still s shame they didn't pick a kinker name.
- "oh, that's great, what software do you work in?"
- "I use Tentakke, it's fully open source, it's great!"
Yeah, depressing as fuck that we still think economy is profit. And seemingly afraid to redefine it. To redefine our goals. Its time for a new "-ism"
So just to be on the safe side we should have both human and machine slaves and as little task automation as possible, bcs for most intents and purposes the task given to someone else is now automated "to you".
(Just joking, good post!)
This was never not the case for me.
In CRT era there was just no contest, the resolution (the amount of data displayed) alone was worlds apart. Yet I only ever had one CRT connected at a time.
Once the LCDs became minimally viable for me I just never disconnected the previous LCD when upgrading/buying another one (I've always been a "main screen + support screens" sort of operator).
Finally LCDs and OLEDs became just too big (and tiling much much better) to have "too many" monitors.
Yet there are times when I wish I had a mini monitor (one of those candy bar screens where I would just have Signal or something, about 480×1920 pixels, they are cheap but I then remember how silly the need is and don't want to further consumerism for needles thighs).
Only if they confirm it can experience consciousness and tremendous amounts of pain will they deploy them on a large scale industrial 24/day meaningless jobs.
The system demands blood.
Go suck dick in the library to keep the empire from crumbling.
Go now!
Ok but this is exactly the order those are sorted and accessed in my mind.
What, like it we all come together and align ourselves to be walls and a roof (to form a stable holding house)?
When you require more 'mechanical' in your keebler
... someone linked this in a Discord server and it's just too horrible not to repost.
Would have turned the switches the other way around tho.