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Sunsofoldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Anyone actually say during an interview that the reason they want the job was because they need money?2·3 hours agoSomething happening frequently doesn’t make it a good thing.
Sunsofoldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Anyone actually say during an interview that the reason they want the job was because they need money?English3·3 hours agoI always hated that question because it’s basically asking you to lie. We should be punishing liars, not rewarding them.
Fab (fahb) because you’re like Fabio but narrower. Also, you can make puns about how being Fab’d off is a good thing.
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Sunsofoldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•One major issue with social media is that it operates on a first come, first served basis. This essentially rules out the possibility of well-considered, well-researched content being successful.English11·1 day agoThe First Mover Advantage is not exclusive to social media. It’s inherent to life in scarcity. First to run to the feast gets the pick of the food. First to run from the tiger has the most targets between the tiger and their bum. First company to sell a thingle gets 100% of the market until a competitor arrives, including 100% name recognition, 100% network dominance, etc.
Prompt says you’re being chased but nothing about the quality of the chase. I like the image of the predator being obligated to chase them but feeling kind of ashamed of it so they don’t really want to get the kill.
Hunted: ‘*puff, wheeze* Just… gotta… get to the top… of the hill.’ Predator: *walks calmly up to just behind the hunted and makes a predator noise, then sits to wait for them to scramble the rest of the way up while the predator plays space-solitaire*
Did the math on this when it was posted previously. No one is anywhere near 10000 hours.
I’d never invite myself because I’d be lost in something at home, so I’d never meet me.
Enjoy. Always good to spread the word on artists who don’t get a lot of promotion.
Symphonic Post-Apocalyptic Reindeer-Grinding Christ-Abusing Extreme War Pagan Fennoscandic metal
It would certainly cut down on those pesky cost-of-living expenses.
Sunsofoldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What communities or instances do you have blocked to make your Lemmy experience more enjoyable?English17·5 days agoMostly just subjects I don’t have any interest in, such as football, F1, etc.
Grausame Töchter is loads of fun, and I’ve enjoyed some of the others.
Twins in Fear has done some work with Aranea of Grausame Töchter.
Also check out Vampyros Lesbos.
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Thought the one on the right was someone related to Trudeau for a moment.
If people had the kind of relationships where they could have the trust necessary to show that kind of vulnerability, they probably wouldn’t be feeling the need to self-isolate. Sometimes, the reason you self-isolate is, you don’t have anyone you trust enough to share your problems.
Sunsofoldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is some good "warm" or warmly dark/darkly warm music?English2·5 days agoI wouldn’t call some of what you give as samples ‘warm’ but here are some things that have some element in common with them, to my ear.
Sunsofoldto Gaming@lemmy.ml•(SPOILERS) Bethesda is shit - Fallout 4 (2015) ImpressionsEnglish6·7 days agoYou want to see my Fallout 4 impression?
Nyuh, nyuh, nyuh. I’m Fallout 4. Nyuh, nyuh, nyuh.
But seriously, I was quite disappointed by it too. I really enjoyed 3. NV was kind of fun too. 4 just felt like it was trying too hard in the wrong places. They put a lot of the effort that should have gone into storyline development and put it into the town building minigame. They tried to catch the wave of Ark and all those other base builders and lost the story in the sandbox. Two half games don’t make a whole game.
Sunsofoldto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is it normal that I have this inner conflict of not knowing where I belong?English2·7 days agoThat’s fairly common. Everyone wants to feel like they ‘belong.’ The trick is, it’s not a place. It’s people. There is an underlying culture in any place you find that is highly localized, even down to the neighborhood, but there are also always exceptions. You can find the sweet Berliners if you look, and the reserved, non-materialistic Americans, and the sober, minimalist Parisians. First, figure out your values. Then, find the others in your area who share those values. Unless you are living in the middle of nowhere, they’re out there.
Dickins is an archaic term for the devil, as in ‘what in the dickins name is going on here?’ oft shortened to ‘what the dickins?’ So… tiefling name?