My brother said something similar “I never shampoo and my hair doesn’t stink”.

My wife and I informed him that his hair stank, and that we had to launder the pillowcase immediately after he stayed over because it stank up the room and adjacent hallway the day after.

OP got used to his BO, I promise you the people around him know he does not use soap.

I’ll wait until it get reposted on a platform that isn’t doing revenue sharing with Nazis. You know, like myLemmy instance.

Fractional Scaling (Done)

Can you please tell my computer that? 😄

…ish

ViewSonics were the BEST

The third one is modeled after a working cattle whip I saw in South America (that one was leather ofc).

They are impact toys, yes.

They were sitting in a drawer doing nothing.

Now they bring joy to people again.

They’re control connectors from an American DJ CD player+mixer set.

S-Video is second from the left.

I don’t think the point you’re trying to make is nearly as clear as you think it is.

I mean yeah, that’s all pretty consistent with how most pastors behave.

I do miss /r/NBA. But I also miss my local NBA team being good. 😄

Doing business with Sony in any way is not a good idea.

It’s been downhill since the Walkman.

Those guys sure are pressing up their lower lips. They look like they have a lot of resolve.

“Me too, let’s make out and adopt a pit bull”

Yup I have it.

Oddly, although I can use chopsticks to eat, I can not visualize what my grip is from these pictures. It’s delegated entirely to my hand at this point and I don’t think about it any more.

All these fuckers are our neighbors and for many of us former employers.

We know exactly how they think, and what they think of us.

Andreesen is the tip of the iceberg.

I found that keeping up with people over video works better when you’re in the same time zone. When I was managing teams at +8 hours and -12.5 relative hours, communication and trust just weakened steadily over time and creative collaboration stalled. Spending a week there in person usually got things unstuck.

I know people on split engineering teams between LA and Seattle who prefer all virtual and it’s worked long term. LA to NY I think would be a heavier lift.

And, of course, this whole discussion is always dominated by software engineers; there are lots of jobs that involve actual manipulation of matter where in person collaboration is essential to communicate skills.