GreyEyedGhost @ GreyEyedGhost @lemmy.ca

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In basketball, you must always have two limbs touching the ground when you have the ball, unless you are standing, shooting, or jumping. Why? I don't like basketball and think it would be funny as he'll.

I prefer to think of merging it into the gestalt.

I forgot about the orbs. Maybe I'm less of a wizard type and more of a lamp type than I thought.

While this is true, there is a considerable amount of overlap between men and women, and a great deal of skills and tasks can be done by either gender.

There are absolutely jobs where hiring the most qualified person for the job is critical. There are a lot of jobs where the threshold for good enough is far below that, and most companies are at least as concerned at getting the cheapest labor that can fulfill the position as they are at getting the best person (at that lower rate). Adding additional constraints like diversity isn't going to affect those jobs any more than the company's desire to save a buck.

So if a company traditionally had 10 men employees and now has committed to having gender equality, you see this as 5 jobs where men are no longer considered, rather than it historically being 10 jobs where women weren't considered?

But your statement implies it's some impossible feat, and not simply a lack of funding, and maybe it is impossible, but how would we know if we never properly fund it? Moreover, you associated it with a propaganda reference, and I'm not even sure what you're getting at there.

You're leaning into this, so here's a chart.

"I'm going to hide in the forest and attack the Sheriff's people. Now what should I wear?" Spots red hood."Perfect!"

Perhaps. I'm certainly not going to stop you from testing that hypothesis.

The recommendations of infidelity, introducing mentally unstable people into your life, lying...

The facts of your statement are generally correct. The advice of what to do with that were in another comment, so not reducing the correctness of the comment I was referring to. The advice itself can lead to a very exciting life.

One of those rare moments when a statement is completely wrong and completely right at the same time.

Buying prerelease is always a big gamble. Buying before there are reviews from trusted sources is also a bit of a gamble.

Buying games 7 or 8 years after release is generally a pretty safe bet.

The deck is pretty awesome. I think my big upgrade for it will be some AR glasses like the XReal Air. The idea of a big screen to play on pretty much anywhere really appeals.

I just have to see if I can wait for the next Valve VR offering.

Mark that shit as NSFW, please. That's worse than Burns' portrait.

It's been a long time since I laughed about OJ Simpson...

Now you're going to blame people for when a new lion takes over a pride and kills all the kittens.

I love that shitty waffle-talk.

The official stressed that police have to believe there are reasons to suspect that the information in question will assist in a criminal investigation

Cool, so get a warrant, it should be a snap.

If only I had a way to support myself for the next 60 years while I did this, and still be young enough to enjoy it when I'm done.

Maybe the timeframe matters.