piskertariot @ piskertariot @lemmy.world

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My friend was a local and took us to Izu.

No sushi will ever compare.

This was suspicious back when IE became incorporated to File Explorer circa Windows 98.

Now it's just business.

This has always been the method. I've worked in startups for years, and there's always a game-changing pivot that causes a staff exodus. They replace the with contractors until the company succeeds in the pivot or crashes and burns.

Return to office is just a pivot. If the talent leaves and gets replaced, hopefully their leadership can right the ship. Otherwise it's those who departed who made the right call.

I played through 'One Finger Death Punch" with a broken arm.

Would recommend.

When Orville was brand new, Star Trek Discovery was the only other option. And Orville was amazing by comparison.

It's actually a podcast about leftist takes on the news, and then they go into an engineering disaster after.

They know the audience is split on the additional content, and they don't care. Or they do care, and they land on the side of "we're doing it anyway".

I'm only here to say thanks.

I love these posts. They drive my engagement and become required reading after every episode.

These posts are a boon to the community, so thanks for making them.

Distribute the load!

Don't forget to git commit, and git push.

There always seem to be 2. The real answer is in the comments (Reddit/Lemmy), and the comments are worth ignoring (Cbc/CTV/Facebook)

The involvement of the BBC encouraged me to finally figure it out. And now I REALLY want a CBC one. They could have a feed per show, all hosted internally. It's a no-brainer.

GC controller was also the decacto way to pwn in Mario kart Wii.

This was my exact feeling.

Then I thought "I remember when news was easy and available to search on Twitter"

And then the answer was here. So thank you.

I'm a HUGE fan of the inclusion of Pythagorean theorem. I can't tell you how many times I had to check my truck for my crib notes to remember it.

As a recent convert, Bitwarden feels so modern. I'm not 100% comfortable not having my keyfile locally, but I've kept an old copy that I'll maintain with some of the more crucial passwords.

I gave Jellyfin a full year, and at the end of that year, the problematic Chromecast support did me in. Back to Plex I went.