thanks, i hate it

saved

I’ve never seen wally so pissed

you’ve just convinced me that I must watch this show.

On the one hand, you are correct. On the other hand, whoooosh. Don’t feel bad, there are many who got whooshed in this thread.

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It’s me. I got whooshed.

thanks, the however-many comments before you that said the same thing didn’t get through to me, but yours totally did!

Restaurants have kitchen staff. Retail has merchandisers and night crew. I’m sure I can come up with more if I put any effort into it whatsoever. I’m not saying that customer facing jobs aren’t the majority of entry level positions, but they’re far from all of them.

no, I’m an idiot with bad eyesight and enough experience to expect that most people are even dumber than I am.

we should get a Great Unclean One photoshopped in then

that actually makes more sense, my bad

Look at these numbers and tell me with a straight face that chrome is dead.

https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/#desktop+mobile+tablet+console_browser-ww-:~:text=See the latest browser market share data for July 2024-bar

Plenty of .ml stuff makes it to my front page on .world and the few nazi references I see are deliberately making fun of them. Tankie stuff on the other hand, oh boy is there a lot of that.

No grandpa fortran, everybody loves you. Now let’s get you back inside with cobol.

on the one hand, victim blaming is bad, and we shouldn’t do that. On the other hand, there isn’t a shortage of bullshit dead end jobs that don’t require previous experience, so you can absolutely get a job that is more or less customer facing if need be.

all acronyms are pronounceable. If you spell it out, that’s an initialism.

people keep making this comparison and I just don’t see it. The art style, sure, but the mechanics of the games are completely different from each other.

The arms race continues.

I agree, which is why I use the f310 instead. best in price. I’ve got 6 of them for smash bros.

Austin tried years ago and Texas said no.

these are also the people who would pay more for quality service if it was available.