To the chorus of Georgy Girl by The Seekers:

Milhouse, Mi-i-il-house Mi-i-i-i-i-i-il-house

I’d say he’s more of a pedophile enabler, at this stage.

LED head lights have to go until car manufacturers learn how to use them properly. It’s perfectly possible to have non glare LEDs but the cheap mofos won’t want to spend money to retool everything.

It’s great though! I can tell exactly how much I have in my pockets without looking!

But we’re in a plutocracy, not a democracy.

A boolean indicating if they want a conversation or not

I think it’s literally because they don’t have the mental stamina to deal with it. If they want to know anything, they just look it up and follow the steps. There’s no resilience or practice in retaining lots of information.

For example, I had to memorise a lot of phone numbers and addresses just in case I left my address book at home. I had to remember where things were so I wouldn’t get lost because I didn’t have access to a digital map.

I also went back to university and encountered all of this. I was floored when my classmate went to a YouTube video of someone reading the GitHub manual page rather than reading it themselves.

My friend who works with two Gen Z colleagues are absolutely addicted to their phones and get massive anxiety when talking to someone on the phone (which is a core part of their job). They also get huge anxiety with admitting that they’ve made a mistake.

We’ve failed an entire generation as a society.

My friend is lecturing second year engineering students and they were all allowed one sheet at A4 paper for a cheat sheet (which they had to submit with their exam). One sheet was full of photos of the whiteboard taken from her phone. Suffice to say, the entire class failed the exam. Not because of the photos but because they didn’t know how to learn.

The average Gen Z are truly going to get smashed when they enter the workforce. The tech industry has stunted their psychological growth by a decade.

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Lemonade stands

Allow private servers so you can control who plays.

If Nigel loses, does that mean that the fraud/money investigation against him is dropped indefinitely?

Depends if you’re just focusing on the act of driving vs driving on any given road in any given country. Road rules are different, shapes of cars are different, there’s auto and manual etc.

Well… The fact that I’m not a US citizen is a massive hurdle, for starters.

That’s apparently fixed now. I have to use windows for work and they finally fixed that stupid issue in one of the last couple of updates. It’s still extremely painful to use though.

I suppose it’s the fault of the constituents for continuing to vote the same person in over and over again. Or is it that you don’t have any other choices?

How TF do you have a 29 year incumbent??

I’m on Lemmy because I’m anti capitalist and generally support progressive policies such as circular economic practices and sustainability. I’m against AI because it goes against everything I mentioned. The gains aren’t worth the cost.

Honestly… This is where leaders should be elected or fired by the workers themselves.

Maybe Ten Bells

Solo dev who was pretty sad that it had slow traction on release because he put so much work into the game. I can see it now has over 500 reviews, so perhaps he got the reaction he wanted!