uservoid1 @ uservoid1 @lemmy.world

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Here is the uncropped version, an Italian wedding in the 40s. With all participants equally thrilled for the photoshoot

With some soap water and a bit of running you can probably make nice large bubbles

Oh shitssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss but only in the spec ops version

This is tumblr, of course they are

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Coverly

That definitely define my everyday job experience.

It all depends on the project and the team. On some, you work with and along the PM and all is good, and other times you get dictated unconnected requests that you need to fight or ignore.

A witch!

I (programmer and team leader) get requests from the king (management and project manager) and pass them to the peasants (code monkeys), clean after their shit (QA and code review). I get peanuts in return while the king keep most of the loot.

There goes the neighborhood

(source)

Most will try the trap even without the plush, I know I would

With autopay the payment is done automatically by reading a proximity device on the filling hole, with credit/debit cards you put the card in to activate the pump, not at the end of pumping.

Go out of the car, put nozzle on other side of the car, go back inside the car waiting for it to be done, assume a station worker took the nozzle out, drive, hear a station worker screaming, drive back to return part of the pump.

Fuel cap and filling hole on the passenger side and not on the driver side

Coworker did it three times. Autopay by the nozzle, fuel cap on other side of the car, not looking at side mirrors, Bingo!

Mickey Gurdus, an Israeli ham radio operator and media listener. In the age before the internet he used to listen to every transmission he could find from his homemade lab.

Mickey Gurdus, Who Eavesdropped on the World

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srcN3KaTjd0

If only there was a better way to roll a wheel

Intel image showing the Hangar Camouflage, where artillery disguises itself as a simple non-artillery hangar

Back in the old days in high school, we did this experiment in biology lab. A cigarette smoke was passed through a bottle with a live goldfish and then we could see how its gills turn black. It was supposed to show us that smoking is bad, it had no effect on students decisions of course. I don't think they are allowed to do such experiments these days.

One of the most tragic aspects of his predicament is the discrepancy between how much he is adored and how little has been accomplished to secure his long-term welfare. Hvaldimir ostensibly offers our species a chance at redemption: a formerly captive whale, already moving freely through the ocean, requiring only some redirection to reunite with his kind. But the enormity of what we have done to him and so many other sentient beings like him severely complicates — and in some cases prohibits — such a reversal.

It's the same sad story every time we encounter such mammal.

"Tit for tate"

Still cruelty to feed wolves with spoiled meat