It’s hard finding a caring dominant man. You have to be really careful and take your time knowing them first and not ignore red flags no matter what. I’ve had amazing luck with a couple of guys considering themselves service tops. Shared pleasure and real time consent 💜 They are out there

Yes I noticed! We replied to each other on the Québec community recently :3

It’s so funny you recognize that furniture’s style but it does make a lot sense. That furniture was mine, then my kid’s, and now it’s mine again.

Aw thank you! 😁

Hey good eye, that furniture’s nostalgic for real. I’ve had it since I was little child.

@mrlovenstein is there on the image. It’s brutally pale text on white background so I wouldn’t be surprised if it doesn’t even render on some screens but that’s on the author.

It really depends on context. I bet you’re both right regarding where you live. In my home town some streets have large vehicles whiz right next to sidewalks (no parking buffer), and there’s a nice quiet bike lane with a grass buffer further away. The small number of cyclists and pedestrians often share the bike lane with no issue at all. Furthermore there are zones where multi-use paths are clearly indicated as shared space, especially in large parks, or over large bridges. On the other hand if I cross the river to the big city I’d never dare step by foot into those heavy traffic bike lanes.

Omae wa mou shindeiru

Weeee

🔥 🔥 🔥

omg thank yooouuu I’m excited to go out with it

☭ ☭ ☭

aw gosh I never realized I could fantasize about a second one 🫠

Don’t anybody try fixing me or my homies! There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in ✨

I’ll take 1 and 2 with side of 12.

I dunno about this particular bastard but honey badgers absolutely do fight and repel lions. From good ol’ wikipedia:

The honey badger is famous for its strength, ferocity and toughness. It is known to savagely and fearlessly attack almost any other species when escape is impossible, reportedly even repelling much larger predators such as lion and hyena.

Also:

In a 2018 study, it was found that the presence of large predators had no effect on the population of honey badgers in the Serengeti.

honey badger more like honey badass

Good catch!

What are your main boards? I’m using my battle worn Kinesis Advantage from 2002 for typing and coding, and a Keychron V1 Max for gaming.

“LLM is just to replace the boring parts”

The boring parts so far:

• Writing and reading emails (aka communicating in the written form with other humans)
• Taking notes in meetings (aka paying attention to people when they speak to you)
• Documenting systems (aka letting your future self know what was going on in [insert year])
• Designing systems (aka letting your present self know what is going on)
• Building systems (aka doing your fucking job)

What is even the non boring part? Ordering machines around? Whatever happened to “ideas are cheap execution is everything”?

I’ve switched to Linux on my personal computer a few years back and I was so happy I did. Seeing pillar distributions like Debian open up to the slop is immensely depressing. As you’ve said FOSS is unfortunately not a sanctuary.

I’m already branded as practicing the cardinal sin of resisting change. They can’t make me vibe code, but they can absolutely fire me. I’d rather leave on my own terms.