Well, I do think the first step would be calling out their bad behavior. Maybe they don’t think what they’re saying is so bad, or maybe they think their peers are okay with it. On that point, I don’t think financially supporting them will indicate we don’t approve of their statements or behavior.

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I hate Adobe and their stupid subscription model! Thank goodness for Photopea and their subscription model!

This is like the clown meme, but with only two panels.

Somaetimes gaining knowledge doesn’t improve your life.

I think the biggest problem with thos approach is custo.ers could potentially pay less to get what they want, and thats taking profits away from the company. Why would they want that?

Yeah, I don’t see getting worked up about artistic taste. No one is forcing g them to read their stuff, and if someone actually is, their problem should be with whoever is forcing them to.

Let people enjoy their shit and move on.

You’re really limiting yourself there. The whole idea is that you’re connected with a bunch of other instances where you can see things that aren’t hosted on your instance.

That’s kind of like saying you only visit art galleries that are in New York, because that’s where you live. There’s a lot of great stuff there, sure, but you’re missing out. And in this analogy, you have a free ticket to a bunch of other cities with interesting art galleries of their own.

Interesting. I lean more towards equity rather than equality, and giving options rather than removing them.

Sometimes bitter people seem to live forever, but the bitterness etched on their faces always makes them look older.

I’m not sure I get what you’re saying? You’re a guy and can’t stop yourself from staring at other guys’ chests?

It’s absolutely cultural, like so many sexual taboos, but it is a pretty common cultural norm.

Guys in general like breasts and, until going topless is normalized, those who do will get looks. It’s awkward, I’m sure. Perhaps we need a topless pride parade so no one is singled out and we can jumpstart the change in social norms.

Yeah, seeing some of his clips, so many of his statements are co fidently asserting whatever feels right to him, never with anything solid to back it up. Fucking snowflakes and their feelings…

Similar for me. In the moment, talking about dying doesn’t feel like a joke. After you’ve seen enough and come out the other side, death doesn’t feel significant or threatening enough to have to worry about joking about. I feel like those who joke about killing themselves have either never felt like doing it or have confronted it and moved on.

And suicide jokes are probably best kept for groups where you know where people are. A lot of people mask being suicidal by joking around and putting a lot of work into being upbeat, often surprising those who only know them superficially when they commit suicide.

The 11 is probably also wrong. Make a slide show with 13 slides. Remove one slide before 11. Update your static images, but miss the slide formerly known as 11/13, which should ben10/12.

Likely caused by a revision change in the slide show, one was taken out before slide 11, most of the slides were updated, but this one got missed.

…as long as they aren’t bombing stuff.

Which brings up interesting questions about liberty and if you have a right to help people who can’t ask for help or don’t want it.

You also have the right to smear shit on your face, but don’t be surprised if no one wants to hang out with you.

I’m not sure how lazy you are, or how much you like to experiment, but someone on Lemmy mentioned Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day. While it isn’t hyperbole, it will be a while before you reach this speed.

The big points for me are that most of the steps are, “do something else while stuff happens.” There is no kneading and no need for special tools, although a big container you can mostly seal and something that can withstand having water poured into it while being at oven temperatures are a big help. A mixer with a dough hook is also helpful if you don’t want to put in the effort to mix by hand, but a bowl, plastic wrap, a wooden spoon, and measuring spoons and cups are all you need.

I liked the results enough to buy their book, and everything I’ve made has turned out at worst alright (which isnt a whole lot because…lazy). Depending on the recipe, you can store the dough in the fridge for a couple weeks (do this regularly), or you can parbake and freeze loaves (never done this). Before doing this, I had only made bread in a bread machine, which never worked out too well for me, or helping my mom with kneading decades ago, which I hated.

It also goes to any TV or radio they’re using! The fools!