I don’t care.

Wherever you go, there you are.

Be the change you want to see in the world.

What makes you feel like you’re putting in effort?

I’ve complained about this, but I don’t know if it is Bommers only. I’ve seen a lot of Gen Alpha with shy dicks as well.

You can be nice, but establish boundaries. You don’t have to set yourself on fire to keep others warm.

The US auto industry has been on life support for decades. If it weren’t for Michigan being a swing state, the Big Three would be the Big Two or the Big One.

There seems to be a pattern of closed source software spawning open source equivalents, so I look at AI really just being an accelerant to this trend. Software companies are screwed.

Game companies may have more to stand on as they can claim copyright and trademark assets on their games. That said, the gaming industry is in a generational low and I don’t know how it can recover.

Like now, but worse and with a lot of people caring a lot more about economics to survive. I also expect that the gig economy is going to affect those numbers as more people hop into those services as a way to survive.

They are Doritos which taste like Canadian ketchup. They are exactly what you’d expect.

I don’t see a reason why this isn’t acceptable.

Hiring is really difficult.

Linguistic communication is shown to be effective enough to coordinate action of individuals and groups of various size, not just repeat sounds to each other as a chattering of animals. This would indicate that the communication is more than just an echo chamber of call and response, even if the individuals don’t use their words in perfect alignment.

We’re similar enough.

Good enough, apparently.

This is honestly the best way of dealing with it. Any modifications to the light or likely going to invite repairs and attention from the city.

I’m seeing “millennial optimism” presented as a fashion word too.

Most journalism is starved to produce any content, so I can see a tech site willing to publish an article like this.

I’ve seen enough technical decisions get made to feel like no one in the room probably understood that this could happen; if anything they were probably worried about telling customers they have a flat ass.

Amazon is definitely a company willing to deceptive things as a way to get ahead, but they aren’t all knowing and all powerful.

You ate them? Do you know how hard it is to get ketchup Doritos here?

Everything they present seems geared towards selling me something. I imagine it is likely worth it for them and checks a box regarding customer information.

I systematically build a computer accessory ecosystem?

Also, who is the second person living with me?