Depends, I think if they’re compostable it might be OK. Plastic or styrofoam would be horrific
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Okay, but using the interrobang is a perfect sign that the text isn’t AI generated 😂 Genius move!
Agree about the em-dash thing, it’s really not that hard.
kestrel7_7@lemmy.worldto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that Los Angeles is expanding a program paying people not to drive. If you agree to keep you car parked at home for 5 weeks and explore other ways to get around, you can earn up to $600English
2·14 hours agoAh yes, five weeks, the legal minimum in France 😭
I love shit like this.
Like. I work for a landscaping company. There is zero application of AI/LLMs/whatever to any aspect of my work. None of that shit is going to help me move piles of dirt, or plant saplings.
I think this was my favorite scene in Barry Lyndon.
kestrel7_7@lemmy.worldto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL Gabe Newell (CEO of Valve) bought and owns the megayachts company OceancoEnglish
7·2 days agoSo, I love boats and sailing.
Megayachts aren’t for people who love boats and sailing, they’re for rich people who love the privacy of having a mobile private island. In their operation (big diesel engines, fiberglass hulls made with MEK, dumping raw sewage and such), they pollute a lot more than basically any other method of travel/living.
The people at Gabe Newell’s company probably make decent money. But it’s a dangerous job working with extremely toxic chemicals (if it’s good for the boat, it’s bad for the environment, and it’s bad for the workers). A lot of them probably have to retire early with health problems.
I love boats and sailing, but this megayacht shit sucks.
kestrel7_7@lemmy.worldto
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Walmart self-checkout mistake destroys Olympic athlete's careerEnglish
4·3 days agoYup, my friend is a lawyer and he refuses to use self checkout for any reason: he doesn’t want to assume the liability.
kestrel7_7@lemmy.worldto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•While millions face cuts, superyacht sales are somehow exploding
16·4 days agoI live in Seattle. We have North America’s largest superyacht facility here: Delta Marine. Their starting pay ($22/hr) is less than the local burger place, Dick’s Drive In ($23/hr), and I swear to god I am not making any of this up.
Not particularly, but I imagine it was just weird as hell haha
Cheaper than a large popcorn at the theater 😂
Imagine like four or five of us sitting in the front row of a crowded theater, chowing down on rotisserie chickens with our bare hands.
In retrospect I feel so bad for the people sitting near us 😂
In high school my one friend had a big trench coat, and we would use it to sneak rotisserie chickens into the movie theater.
I don’t practice Santeria/I don’t listen to Sublime/So why is it stuck in my head/All of the ti-i-i-iiime
This wouldn’t surprise me at all, tbh. My uncle (first son) is way taller than my dad (second son) because back in the day my family didn’t have much money, and they prioritized feeding the oldest son. Same genetics, different childhood diet. Uncle is like 6’2", my dad is like 5’6". If there had been a girl sibling involved, she probably would have gotten even less food.
Why do people drain the liquid? That’s free bean water!
Seriously, if you’re cooking the beans, leave the liquid in, cook until it boils off. Trust me dawg
And even then, the stores have always been selling rotisserie chickens at a loss to get people in the door.
https://www.seriouseats.com/why-rotisserie-chicken-is-so-cheap-11920596
Nope. I set up the browser on my computer and phone to delete all cookies from youtube every time I close the window/tab.
Every time I rock up to youtube, it’s like I’m visiting for the first time. Zero recommendations. “Try searching to get started!”
I watch a couple videos, I close the tab. Next time I open youtube? Zero recommendations again. It’s awesome.
kestrel7_7@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux desktop use spikes to over 10% in North America for the first time. There is also a corresponding drop in Windows and OSX use.
7·6 days ago“The last capitalist will sell us the rope with which we hang him” ass energy
Personally I started using like. 75% less TP once I got a bidet. Combined with spending $30 on the bidet itself, that’s easy savings.
You can get a cheap one for like $25-50 and install it yourself (pretty easy, not actual plumbing, just screwing and unscrewing a few things) and they’re fine. The more expensive ones have heated water, but you don’t need that. I eventually sprang for a “nicer” one, but now I feel that was unnecessary. Maybe I’m a freak, but I prefer the cold water anyway.



We need a dating app that matches people based on their favorite/least favorite domestic chores