If only. Kinder Surprise toys used to be good, they needed actual instructions to put together. Sometimes they were weapons, intentionally or not. Now you get a Kinder egg and open it up to find just some guy. Not building, no exploration, no pain, just a little plastic guy. This is what’s wrong with this generation.

The post might have been deleted. You can still see a community even if you’re banned.

Edit: Nevermind, looks like all the communities moderated by that dev have been removed:

No problem.

It’s too bad because it’s perfectly fine for instances, and I suppose apps, to cater their experience. Beehaw was open about their intentions from the beginning and as far as I know, no one gives them shit.

The lack of clear guidelines on who or what gets banned and the near obfuscation of what was being banned made this so much more than it had to be.

Try using more of the banned words, like ACAB and Perchance.

Or try asking directly. The dev posted a tantrum explanation here: https://lemmy.today/post/57096701

Here it is, I don’t see you on it.

https://file.garden/amIRhTctI0qld2r5/policy.json

It’s totally our fault. Our forest and wildfire management is shit.

Just one of the bullshit things we did:

Canada has a policy where lumber companies have to plant enough trees to replace, factoring in natural death, all the trees they log. However, some species of tree are worth more money than others. So they cut down diverse forests to plant one, maybe two species: pine and spruce.

Thing is, there are pine beetles and there are spruce beetles that kill the trees by burrowing holes through the bark. They suddenly had a whole lot more of their favorite trees so there were suddenly a whole lot more beetles. Big sections of forests died at once with the beetles then so overpopulated they spread to healthier, more diverse sections of the forest to kill the pine and spruce there, too.

You can guess what happens to a forest full of dead wood.

That’s a good one, too. ‘Bite-sized tasks’ is now part of my lexicon.

Exactly, it tricks you into believing in yourself. Just don’t tell the others, let them find out for themselves.

The best tip I ever learned was the twenty minute rule.

It’s daunting to think about carrying a task to completion, but very easy to commit twenty minutes to dishes, cleaning the bathroom, gardening, drawing, whatever. You can get a lot done in an hour by working at different things twenty minutes at a time.

That means a lot coming from you, an engineer.

Look, I’m no prize and I know it.

I’m no professional but I’d let someone use me for twelve gigs.

I think he did the right thing even though it meant sacrificing his freedom. People are more aware of government surveillance around the world, even if it’s only increased in other ways. We can try to fight it in the open, now.

Weirdly enough, in print class we learned there’s a limit of 11-14 times pulp can be recyled, but no explanation as to why. I prefer it to be a mystery.

What an honor to be honored in a thread about an oscar winning actor.

I’m just a regular person who owns pants and tried cat food at least once like everybody else.

I, too, look like a haunted victorian orphan when I argue online.

I heard in a pobcast he’s vegetarian, too.

edit: A pobcast isn’t a thing. But it should be.

I do the same when people want me to download whatsapp. This is why we need unions.

Good on you. I turned down an interview at the first level because they asked me to download one program, I said I’d be happy to download anything they want if they bought the hardware and paid for my internet.

We have a fun kangaroo court in !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com