Alenalda

u/Alenalda@lemmy.world
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Im a cable lineman, ai isn't going to install your fiber. It will take over all the middle management roles, so I might have 4 new bosses in the future all trying to micromanage me. Ai is coming for managements jobs, if all you do it push papers and tell confident lies kiss your job goodbye.

on My bad · c/lemmyshitpost · 3 pts · 17d

That's dexter so it reads to me like anyone responding instantly is a serial killer.

When your walking down the street and you hear a chime of security cameras whistling as you to try and get you to look directly into all of them drives me into a blind rage

on Mint · c/science_memes · 8 pts · 104d

I seem to have the same problem with wild strawberries

Nostalgia is a hell of a thing and it applies to food too. I went veg a few years back and sometimes I want that texture and flavor a cheeseburger provides and beyond or impossible patty hits the mark close enough. I think it really lowers the barriers to entry for that kind of dietary restriction. Now if I could find a good substitute for bacon I'd be in heaven but everything I've tried tases like cardboard or like those stale beacon bits.

on [insert title card] · c/lemmyshitpost · 2 pts · 129d

I grew up in texas and first came across Dragonball from over the air dragon ball cartoons in Spanish. Later saw dbz on ctn formative time in my youth.

on hmmm · c/hmmm · 2 pts · 129d

Idk isn't Nuketown anymore infamous cod map.

on relatable · c/programmer_humor · 1 pts · 148d

I'm not saying you need to grow enough to feed a village on 30min a day. After I got everything prepared I water every other day if there's no rain and spot weed when I feel like it. My goal was enough for like 50 meals from a small garden and anyone can easily supplement their diet without that much effort. Hobby vegetable farming and industrial agriculture are two different things and as food insecurity worsens and costs go up, it'll be a valuable skill to have. For me it takes more work to preserve the food than it does to grow it.