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Mayo-fries on a pineapple pizza, is this the definition of Gourmet?
Mayo-fries on a pineapple pizza, is this the definition of Gourmet?
All they did was copy Webex’s UI
Polydactyly, actually! 7 toes on each front paw
Lol they wish
Anymore
Hear hear
Shadow banning has been out of control on that site for years
Basically a press release
Left Reddit over a year ago, haven’t been back once. It was surprisingly easy, and a year on, it’s getting easier for others too.
I thought Microsoft was the company that first embraced the whole “embrace, extend, extinguish” philosophy?
We need positive visions for everything, grounded in sustainability.
Especially when “wellbeing” has become a buzzword that encompasses a whole host of pseudoscience “new age” stuff
It’s a Doctor’s diagnostic desk from the film, “Idiocracy”
Marketers be marketeering.
I’m in tech and have been lucky enough to work in a few departments with some laid back, chill people who don’t have egos and just want to do their work and go home.
A lunch a little while back featured 8 of us sitting around the table, and I realized that among us were two Muslims, a Hindu, two Protestants, a Catholic, and two Atheists; and we all got along famously, bonding over our mutual hatred and distrust of upper management.
I know that this isn’t a universal experience, but it’s nice to know that it’s possible. :)
Fave Movie: The Darjeeling Limited
I just like it, that’s all.
You have contributed nothing of value to this community, and need to rethink your entire approach.
First thing, try and breathe to see if the unknown new world has an atmosphere compatible with the one I’m accustomed to. If not, I guess I’m dead.
Second thing, determine if I’m in a wasteland / nature setting, or a civilized one.
Third, regardless of the answer to the second, take stock of my current resources and seek new ones. Water is highest priority, food second, shelter third.
My mother in law’s stories. She keeps repeating these stories over and over but we’ve all heard them a dozen times before and then when we say, “oh, we’ve heard this one” she takes it as encouragement to keep going
Hear hear
My car is brown.
The first time I brought it home without telling my wife the color, she was unimpressed and said that it was “shart colored”.
We immediately named it “El Sharto”, and 5 years later the name has stuck