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Thank you for finding the quote! I agree.
Artist. Formally /u/1831942.
Thank you for finding the quote! I agree.
“They’re taking their jobs, black and a Mexican jobs…” I can’t remember the exact quote, but that one really caught me off guard.
Imagine if you showed someone your coin collection, and they asked, “Why’s that penny special?”
“…It was someone’s last paycheck.”
Good RPG’s ALWAYS have a creation kit.
It was more the dicks showing up in class unprompted. Then, it was people sharing links to shock sites. Now we have to worry about people stealing information. That was always a thing, it’s just a lot more common now.
Edit: I also have to admit, I remember helping the teacher enough with their computer to get Admin privileges by using their console. It was literally stuff liking helping them make a PowerPoint full-screen. I’d download games and then dispense them through little known shared files on the network (usually old forgotten projects). I’d also save shortcuts to google proxies. In hindsight, that was exactly the kind of thing they’re probably trying to stop. I was pirating stuff at a young age. I definitely could’ve downloaded malware and shared it with the network.
I said the opposite of what I meant, my bad. I didn’t want to doxx myself and I tripped up.
I meant to say late. Are you gen z and getting old aswell? (Not an insult, I’m legit asking)
I’m the oldest of Gen z (late 1990s). I have two younger siblings who are also Gen Z. Typing was a skill we learned in middleschool/ elementary. When I was about 8, we learned how to use google because it was considered a great resource to find information. By the time my middle sibling was in similar classes, they moved away from Google due to NSFW search results. When my youngest sibling was in school, they worried about shock sites.
They’ve slowly been removing computers from the school curriculum because of fear of outside forces. That includes typing, sadly. This is all coming from someone who grew up in a Plato self self education plan. (Online, self studies)
They do that to keep people awake. Customers and workers alike. That’s just what I’ve heard from the workers, though.
Monkey brain likes the lights.
Right side of the picture.
I zoomed in on the photoshopped tattoo on the right arm. Not only is the image the first one that pops up on Google when you search, “tribal wolf tattoo,” but MULTIPLE people have it as a real tattoo.
(Sorry for using terrible mobile screenshots)
No, but my Dad’s an engineer, so we don’t really talk about anything, lol. We work on projects together for fun as a middle ground.
If you live near the beach, go to watch the sunset. They’ll have fun playing in the sand, tire themselves out, and then you can talk.
You should make a ridiculous bet so we can all reference this later, just in case. Preferably with photos, please.
(I’m not hoping that would happen, but we’d have a silver lining if it did)
Personally, I don’t want to be remembered, except in the context of a few stories. I’m more worried about the ephemeral nature of information in general and the ability of people to manipulate our perception of the past. Imagine if you were well “remembered,” but someone just made everything up. That’s terrifying to me. It is better to be forgotten than misrepresented, IMO.
We all are! And it’s changing! Pro Palestinian support is finally a thing! We just have to keep protesting while keeping up with the election.
I’m happy in my free time. I’m talking about politics and the way we show ourselves in public. I’m talking about the way we influence people.
Johnny Cash is a good example. Of course he smiled, but he dressed in black and he died in black. I’m fine doing the same.
Then I’ll continue to not smile. I refuse to pretend to be happy while people suffer. It’s natural to feel empathy. You guys can ignore it if you need to for your mental health, but as an American with the power to change things, I will continue to protest.
Oh god, you’re lucky not to know about Hillbilly Elegy