In my experience, you have to be incredibly selective with what you watch. The entirety of what I watch on there is makerspace type crafts, misc educational content, and the occasional video game, with ideally the least emotional commentary possible.
What happened was a violent clash between US sponsored terrorists trying to hijack a wide-tent protest which dissipated quickly after the violence started.
Can you support this claim with evidence?
They could decompile it (disgusting), or they could places fines on them. Neither are good options.
10/10
This, but the starting frame is a heat trap parking lot with nothing but death and concrete around.
My department just got called in for an RTO with zero warning, with 3 days in person for a ~160 person department.
There are ~20 desks available. Do the math.
This next week is going to be a disaster for their coked up idea of good business practices.
Time to read The Dispossessed again
Agreed. It completely destroys any challenge of surviving.
Hence why beta 1.7.3 minecraft is such a gem. It’s the last major version that understands that the game is meant to be played slowly.
All good.
Also, since we last spoke I ended up reading The Left Hand of Darkness and The Dispossessed, which I both loved very much. Since we share this boat of distaste for dry reading, you might find them similarly worthwhile to read.
Imagine having unit tests, my company could never
Disgusting
Here’s my subscriptions, though they don’t make the entirety of what I watch:
Educational
Educational Adjacent
Hobby Projects
Gaming
Art
Misc