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  • So... something weird happened with my phone, and I thought I clicked a link for electricity solving a maze and got this instead and it was... a uniquely confusing experience.

    But also weirdly nostalgic for back when confusing things happened on the internet all the time so... thanks?

  • yogi knows
  • This is my take.

    My boyfriend isn't terminally online so I often tell him things like this, in an impartial way.

    "The internet is mad because some women have been saying they would rather be alone in a forest with a bear than with a strange man."

    Him: "Why is this a question? People are always the objectively worse answer."

    "Well... some people are pointing out that the type of bear is important-"

    Him: "I would rather risk being mauled by a bear than have to deal with a stranger. Why is this controversial? I thought people on the internet hated people?"

  • Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone Can’t Let Go Of Stardew Valley
  • Just to add support to your point, it's literally in The Official Stardew Valley Cookbook that the inspiration comes from Harvest Moon. He's not at all claiming to have invented anything. ConcernedApe is a humble treasure.

    (I just finished reading the cookbook is why I pulled that information from there. I'm sure there's lots of other places where he said that.)

  • Microsoft stoops to new low with ads in Windows 11, as PC Manager tool suggests your system needs ‘repairing’ if you don’t use Bing
  • Slashdot was founded 26 years ago. I'm almost 40, so when I say this, I mean it-

    Don't condescend to young people about being children. You're just old now. Embrace it. Explain things nicely or be one of those old people we hated when we were young.

  • 🟰 b&
  • I can't do my own calculations. I'm just abysmal at math. I look up other people's spreadsheets on crops and wines and whatnot and leave creating the spreadsheet to the professionals.

  • W for Water
  • People who have survived things like a stroke might have trouble swallowing liquids without choking, so you have to thicken them.

    ETA; I think memory care patients go that way towards the end, too, like Alzheimer's.

  • It's not fair.
  • I dunno what to tell you. It's been a thing since I worked a retail job as a kid and was warned to advise management if someone was buying "a lot" of cat food and seemed poorer than average. Found an article. It's one of those things where there were PDAs about it in the 80s, there's articles of it happening during the pandemic, but I'm not finding any scholarly articles.

    Probably hard to get someone to admit to.

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    flicker @lemmy.world

    Mentally ill woman in her late 30s. Works for DIDDs (US).

    I'm here to help!

    Formerly @kbin.social.

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