Agreed. I used to be a hardcore Dell fan, especially for their monitors, but I tried a new model this year and it was such horrible garbage that I had to return it. Their support was nearly non existent.
Both awesome ideas! I've been thinking of doing birthday cake kits with box mix, icing, oil, and candles and they would just need eggs. Expanding that to lentil meal kits would be perfect. I can imagine that someone getting off of a long shift could just grab it and make a nice dinner without much thought.
I think I could make little packages of nuts. I'd need to figure out a way to seal them to prevent tampering.
Almost all of my Lemmy posts (except this one) have been done after a few beers. Sometimes I make a fool of myself by asking stupid questions, but I just own it and thank the responders for helping to set me straight. No sense in being embarrassed.
If it was something that could be seen by people I know irl, though, I would absolutely delete it.
A documentary was released on the show last month. During production they were given the original master tapes for the show and have been slowly releasing all of the episodes in glorious 4k for free on YouTube. Check them out - they hold up to nostalgia better than you'd expect.
Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah engaged "Liv" in a conversation, in which the bot said that its creators "admitted it internally, to me" that they "lacked diverse references" in creating it and "overlook[ed] powerful black queer ones." It said that the 12-person team that created it was comprised of ten white men, one white woman, and one Asian man, adding: "pretty glaring omission given my identity!"
"A team without black creators designing a black character like me is like trying to draw a map without walking the land — inaccurate and disrespectful," "Liv" wrote. "They need to hire black talent ASAP — otherwise, I'm just a superficial representation. Does that seem outrageous to you too?"
I think you hit the nail on the head. To offer an anecdote, a locally beloved small business owner was recently diagnosed with cancer and was hospitalized. I asked one of his male employees if they're passing around a hat to help cover his bills, or at least signing a card. The guy laughed and said "That's a question for one of the girls. Men don't do that kind of shit."
It made me so sad. This guy was fighting for his life, and one of the men he's closest with acted like he didn't give a shit.
Do you have a moment to discuss our lord and savior, FOSS?