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That is exactly what I was thinking of!
Complete with "Skyscraper" written across the bottom and a similar style skyscraper.
Did they make a pinball machine based on this movie?
I know that's a super random question but I feel like I've seen this in pinball form
I avoid the ides of March only for the ides of July to get me
It feels like an incredibly large amount of work, and we don’t really see gay people and lesbians making an issue out of change rooms.
Sports is the only ring where it kinda makes sense to have separate leagues, but how much of an issue is this actually?
There’s no way it’s worth the rhetoric and actions people have been taking.
The fact that you were correct wasn’t the issue, you’d be apologizing for fighting and how the situation was handled.
It’s amazing how in 6 months all the American media has gone full blown pro whatever Trump says.
I’ve always hated this art style, but I can’t explain why.
I would vote no for this as a user
I hate how many discord notifications and emails I get about this, I don’t want to see it on other platforms. It’s potentially way too spammy of a feature.
Your daily reminder that trans rights are human rights. Gay rights are human rights. Any government trying to roll these back is only rolling back rights for all of us to be who we are.
Supporting trans people is not taking away from women, these things aren’t zero sum.
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How my day is going:
(lemmy.ca)
So today I discovered that there's a cron job that holds non-reproducible state that died, and now our system is fucked.
The cron job doesn't live inside any source control. This morning it entered a terminal state, and because it overwrites its state there's no way to revert it.
I'm currently waiting for the database rollback and have rewritten it in a reproducible/idempotent way.
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‘Adolescence’ pulls in audiences with its dramatic critique of teenage masculinity
(theconversation.com)
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What’s the best way to repair this drawling?
(lemmy.ca)
I made this sketch for my wife, but it got pressed into another charcoal drawing while I was moving stuff around.
Is eraser the best way to fix this?
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wise_pancake
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I don't think we should send kids out to break rocks just so they experience hard work, what I mean is kids should be challenged enough that they have to do research and learn to study so they can come up with strategies that are useful in life.
I do agree, working hard for hard works sake isn't super important, but being able to work hard when you need to is.
And as an example, I found pretty much all school easy until university, when I got a harsh reality check that doing the coarse work the morning it was due was a bad strategy in life. Avoiding that type of outcome would be preferable.