I'm from small town VT just across the river, and while that hasn't been my personal experience I absolutely have known people who have had that experience. Small town USA is unbelievably messed up, but everyone likes to act like its only in the cities. Felt like half my town was Section 8, and an actual full 10th of the population was from the county jail on furlough. Since I've left, violent crime/murder rate has gone up a lot and heavy drug use is rampant.
I'm sorry dude.
I did 6 months using my electrical engineering degree working for a provincial power utility. Every day felt like Office Space, and I could feel myself aging with every day. Soul crushing experience categorized by florescent lights and grey quarter cubicles.
I no longer use my electrical engineering degree and my life is much better.
!enoughmuskspam already exists somewhere I think
The important part is the company, tbh. I'd be using my degree if I lived somewhere I could do electronics work.
Well they have a nice integration with things like Cloud Run, etc. that made using your custom domain with GCP hosted stuff pretty simple compared to using externally hosted registrars. That may change going forward I guess.
... you're the one that invented the "chaser" angle though, speculation you "felt" was true with no real basis for that. The commentor was genuinely not being transphobic, nor did they "group" post op and pre op as "the same". Those two groups of people made it onto their list of "people I could be attracted to" when they were directly asked if those two groups were physically attractive to them. Please stop inventing drama, that commentor doesn't deserve to be witch hunted across unrelated threads.
Fuck transphobes tho. Trans rights are human rights.
I mean I'm sure Lemmy's server process is stateless, I'm sure it could use CloudRun/ECS pretty efficiently and that wouldn't really require a rewrite.
Holy techno dystopia
What Wikipedia fails to mention is the true reason for why Italy stopped following "passar battaglia". Many scholars believed it was due to international pressure to follow the more common "en passant" when in fact it was largely due to more efficient production and subsequent adoption of bricks in Italy, thereby enabling games involving "passar battaglia" to conclude with a bricked pipi. Previously, the dearth of bricks allowed "passar battaglia" to occur without bricking the players pipi.
As Italians didn't like having their pipis bricked, they adopted "en passant" and dropped "passar battaglia".