thedirtyknapkin

it's like bread. if you only ever saw white bread on sandwiches you might be confused to hear about someone loving a good sourdough or rye from the bakery.

absolutely not lol.

hmmm, my family couldn't afford vacations. when we visited family out of state we'd always have someone house sit to take care of the animals. usually a neighbor.

being the youngest boy and the biggest lover of animals, i became the default to do that for out neighbors when they were out.

it was a lovely little neighborhood.

but also, back then social media was young and pretty much only young people were on it. for my parents to give me advice about what to put on my blogspot or Facebook would have made me guffaw. hell, correctly identifying the platform and that one could share vacation plans on it would have been a big ask.

ooh yeah, a good tooltip on mouseover would be perfect.

there is quite a bit of granularity to the options these days if you haven't tried it in a bit. I was able to make it work more or less exactly how i wanted.

yeah, I've got it set to off by default. i used it almost like a spoiler tag. click the button to see the answer to "THIS AMAZING DEVICE DOES WHAT????"

or mobas, or rts, or fifa, or whatever the fuck genre dead by daylight is, or pvp craft survival...

pvp has just become inherently toxic.

i mean, it's the right that's currently trying to make laws banning trans care. the left just wants them to be left alone. as soon as the right stops trying to ban them the left will stop having anything to complain about

the only reason Android was locked out of imessage was Apple, the only reason rcs is locked out of ios is Apple. it's all Apple trying to keep the wall around its garden.

man IDK, i know a lot of vegans and none of them are silent about it. they're all deeply passionate people and that's not necessarily bad, but they're definitely not quiet.

idk, it all kind of instantly made him like... more transparent?

i used to think he had a problem and people on the Internet were going to kill him. i now realize i was falling for his character and it's all been part of the show. i work in tv, i should know better...

it didn't actually say she did that as a job. this is more like when a teenager gets their pilot licence, it sounds like. a difficult goal that they set and achieved at an early age. it's literally just a license that says she passed a test of skill.

this isn't necessity about labor at all. it's about someone being really good at what the do. idk about you, but I'd rather still see sushi chefs that are skilled like this in a post capitalist society.

more disk shaped than flash memory.