I love gambling! it makes it so much more fun to watch and it definitely incentivizes me to watch sports I don't care as much about. We don't need the government involved in victimless entertainment
Now I'm excited but i guess it's that time of year! Having Chido back at 100% is such a game changer. Really looking forward to seeing the rookie WRs. Hard not to see flashes of Tee in Iosivas
I'm definitely disappointed that more people didn't stay away and especially all of the subs that didn't stay private but there's not a lot we can do about it. i think people are just way too addicted with getting their endless scroll of distraction and can't be bothered with a mild inconvenience. i cant say I'll never use reddit again because there's such a huge amount of great information there but I'm making an active choice to stay away especially for the next month so they can't count me for any of their precious metrics. But instead of worrying about reddit i think the focus should be on building up alternatives
I feel like more of a professional generalist than a programmer. I only have an associate degree, but had some programming / Access classes in college. Was a hobbyist Access / Excel / MySql developer while i was working the helpdesk (15 years ago). Then slowly got more access and opportunities at work, never said no and now I'm an ETL developer who also does some programming on legacy, web and dotnet.
nothing wrong with these ideas but they don't go very far in actually attacking the problem. i do definitely favor the idea of at least putting some work in lowering the cost of college before massive/universal forgiveness
i think is s good thing to incentivize people to move out of the huge cities. There are definitely good things about living in a non urban area but the politics of most of those places is just so horrible. And it's also kinda crazy to me how half the radio stations are some combination of right wing talk and Christian
I like it except that lion is so weak. Reminds me of an old starving lion
Who is the victim?
I love gambling! it makes it so much more fun to watch and it definitely incentivizes me to watch sports I don't care as much about. We don't need the government involved in victimless entertainment
Now I'm excited but i guess it's that time of year! Having Chido back at 100% is such a game changer. Really looking forward to seeing the rookie WRs. Hard not to see flashes of Tee in Iosivas
I'm definitely disappointed that more people didn't stay away and especially all of the subs that didn't stay private but there's not a lot we can do about it. i think people are just way too addicted with getting their endless scroll of distraction and can't be bothered with a mild inconvenience. i cant say I'll never use reddit again because there's such a huge amount of great information there but I'm making an active choice to stay away especially for the next month so they can't count me for any of their precious metrics. But instead of worrying about reddit i think the focus should be on building up alternatives
I feel like more of a professional generalist than a programmer. I only have an associate degree, but had some programming / Access classes in college. Was a hobbyist Access / Excel / MySql developer while i was working the helpdesk (15 years ago). Then slowly got more access and opportunities at work, never said no and now I'm an ETL developer who also does some programming on legacy, web and dotnet.
nothing wrong with these ideas but they don't go very far in actually attacking the problem. i do definitely favor the idea of at least putting some work in lowering the cost of college before massive/universal forgiveness
You guys are getting paid?!
i think is s good thing to incentivize people to move out of the huge cities. There are definitely good things about living in a non urban area but the politics of most of those places is just so horrible. And it's also kinda crazy to me how half the radio stations are some combination of right wing talk and Christian
There will be no election! Giant asteroid sending us back to the stone age