In the words of a friend who used to cheat (and now regrets it), it felt nice to actually be able to win at something when life tends to hand you so many losses.

r/mensfashion is one of the bigger subreddits where this is happening. I read through the post. Everyone who expressed interest was getting down voted like crazy.

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Love this. I also suspect that the correlation/causation goes both ways: trans people are more likely going to tell a friend they're trans if that person is not transphobic.

Unfortunately I think engineers, as employees of a company, don't have a lot of power. You aren't typically the one making feature decisions. You can always try to talk product people out of bad ideas, but at some point if you refuse to do what you've been told to, you lose your job. Some engineers are in a financial position to take that high road, but a lot aren't. And then even if you do quit, there will always be someone else willing to do what you aren't.

I think as long as there is money in doing unethical (but legal) things, those things will continue to happen

It's so weird to me that we're currently defining what people will refer to as "the 20s" for the next century

It's born from the same idea that people will pass out Halloween candy with blades in it. Which is a thing that is everyone "knows" about but has never actually been reported to happen.

how do you take a screenshot with the specks on your monitor included?

some of my favorite ideas i've seen:

the Queer community

the non-cis non-het community

the Pride community

om nom nom

No thank you.

That's what PornHub does with IP addresses coming from Utah, Virginia, and Mississippi

Hey there, casual violence. It's been a bit

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I once had a coworker tell me he wasn't going to a company event because he "was working on saying no to things." I thought that was really cool. Not sure how well it would work though for, say, saying no to a friend's invite 🤷‍♂️

The StarCraft storyline and characters resonated so much with me as a kid.

Lemmy is my first

I love the idea, I hope it grows in popularity

I wasn't aware of that when I first signed up, but a few days in I learned that

i was literally reaching for a microfiber cloth

Hey can I come over and slam ur pogs?

That's fair, it really depends on your situation!

I've been driving a plug-in hybrid (Chevy Volt) for several years, and it only gets up to 35-40 miles on electric (sidenote: newer plugin hybrids get much better ⚡ range), but that's enough for 95% of my driving. It has saved me thousands of dollars in gas over the years, helped with local pollution levels, and as far as I'm able to determine, has been better for climate change as well.

never been a problem for me

It was!

11+ years, here

Not to detract from a very important issue, but why does this image look like it was AI-generated?