

You’re making it gross.
You’re making it gross.
Oh great, catching half the splatter with the underside / inner rim of the seat. So much better.
The way to avoid splatter is to reduce velocity. By sitting down.
Perfect aim still splatters small droplets all around. Try placing a newspaper next to your toilet.
Very silly post. Reactionary gender war nonsense. Everyone can and does and should sit down, that’s why it’s unisex. It’s not that complicated.
There’s better things to hitch your identity and ego to than the way your dad told you to piss.
You can say it’s a bad deal, they are mismanaging the project etc. but calling it a scam is just hyperbole.
Yeah the whole series is geared towards co-op, though the first a bit less so than the sequels.
Gotta say I’m surprised people report so many challenges with the games. I’ve played all four mainline titles, three of them in co-op, and rarely had session troubles and never performance issues.
Yeah that’s not what they mean. They mean feeding recorded texts and speeches of a person into an llm, then instruct it to pretend to be that person. Like that AI murder victim “testimony” that was permitted to be shown in court as “evidence” some time ago.
This got a lot more likely five eaving the EU has removed a lot of food safety regulations in the UK.
Not sure about Tor but your fridge definitely supports mesh networks whether it wants to or not.
Yep, if I haven’t been hallucinating the past week
Because some people apparently prefer to spend their time reading stupid questions online.
Yeah every single one of your coworkers is childish on an elementary school level, sure. You either work with a ton of real weirdos, or more likely are way overemphasizig to get people to take your complaints more seriously.
Your perception of yourself and your coworkers is not as objective and devoid of emotion as you think. Doubling down on the derisive condescension isn’t helping your case in this - there are many different emotions. But I definitely agree that looking for a different job that doesn’t involve hours of social interactions with patients and co-workers is a good idea. Best of luck.
They demand authenticity and complain that people express emotions in the same sentence.
The whole post can be summarized as “Life would be so much better if other people’s thoughts and behaviours were organized around me and my preferences”.
I understand this person by no fault of their own struggles more to muster up the patience you need to deal with being just one person among billions. But the idea that they’re completely alone in this, and therefore utterly victimised by depending on society to exist, is patently false and apparently born from a diminished capacity for empathy.
Exactly, none of them are innocent, so that part is just plain irony. “hypothetically terrorize” makes sense because simply identifying as anti-fascist can get you on terror watch lists these days.
How dare you hypothetically terrorize innocent fascists!
I don’t think that’s necessarily malicious. Sounds like those people may have a thing to learn about feminism as well.
It’s not about being a “subsection”. It’s not a competition who’s on top. It’s about recognizing how these issues share a common core and many negative effects, and need to be addressed together rather than competing for attention. That’s exactly what intersectionality addresses.
As far as I’m aware, the inclusive movement that focuses on male issues in a way that regards itself in cooperation rather than competition with feminism (after men’s rights was successfully taken over by the right-wing) labels itself men’s liberation.
Feminist theory understood that a over a generation ago, and has evolved into the opposite of a “concern silo” as a result. People really just don’t look beyond the label.
It should be one part of the larger circle that is looking at how we can improve things for everyone - women, men, and nonbinary people
Modern feminism does exactly that.
I get that people get hung up on the label, but other demographics’ issues are absolutely part of it. It’s called intersectionality.
Aim for flat angles on the porcelain, I guess.