tamal3

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[–] tamal3 1 points 1 week ago

Let's go crowd sourced, a la Iceland. That truly opened my eyes to the political possibilities in the Internet age... If only big corps didn't make all the decisions.

[–] tamal3 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

The rest of the world doesn't deserve it...

[–] tamal3 4 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Better for someone to finally snap, than for everyone to keep going along with it?

[–] tamal3 14 points 1 week ago (3 children)

Really sucks that I, an atheist, acknowledge that I can do nothing more impactful than pray Trump dies soon.

[–] tamal3 8 points 1 week ago

They also have a reputation for having dropped all the 60s counterculture idealism as soon as they got a buck, and have been driving the capitalist market for shitty overseas products like it's a drug addiction. Sorry, is that just my dad? Signed, a Middle Millennial

[–] tamal3 6 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)
[–] tamal3 1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Edit: I really need to read full articles before responding. Sorry.

[–] tamal3 3 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

I would say it's too soon for this article, but don't you think there's something worth recognizing here? I am sad for those who lost photos of loved ones, etc, but we all lost a piece of art that forms part of our cultural history.

Now, did Picasso have millions of unimportant sketches? I don't know. Was this something like that? Then maybe I agree with you more.

Edit: I take it back; iels gross that he's got all this art insured and will get lots of money for its loss. Also, it was mostly lots of Warhol prints, which I'd say are more like the "million sketches" scenario. Definitely an article in poor taste.

[–] tamal3 4 points 2 weeks ago

Is this true? It feels like an AI fever dream, especially when Teddy Roosevelt suddenly showed up.

[–] tamal3 5 points 2 weeks ago

I thought we were talking about Bill Barr, and was surprised enough to click through. Then surprised in a different way! Glad we're not feeling positively about Barr at least

[–] tamal3 1 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Seems sus to me. I get it, but then shouldn't the shores of the Hudson River also be coast, and those counties counted as coastal counties?

[–] tamal3 3 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Are you likely to run into hyenas on the regular?

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Lemmy, a few minutes ago I tried to change my notification settings for a website, but it was not possible using Gmail:

From my phone email inbox I clicked the link to unsubscribe. This opens the website, but via the gmail app. To sign into the website, they sent a single-use sign in code to my email... which I can't access because I'm using the email app to view the website. If I exit the website to view the new email containing the code, then I will lose my place on the site and need a new code sent to sign in. Thus an unresolvable loop.

Is this an asinine gmail issue, or am I an idiot? Please advise. I have ended up staying subscribed to several extremely annoying websites because of this bug/tactic.

 

Hi all,

I'm attempting to change careers into landscape design/architecture, but I'm struggling to gain professional experience.

I've applied to 4 different job in the field, interviewed at one, but haven't had enough "professional experience" to land any of the jobs. Any tips on how to proceed? I was thinking about keeping my current job while also trying freelance for very nominal pay, but I'm not really sure how to go about that either.

For background, I've been at my current (unrelated) job for 6 years, took a community college class on AutoCAD, did a planting plan for a friend, and put together a portfolio (work in CAD, Photoshop, SketchUp, and physical media). I have some experience with plant nurseries, and a degree in biology. An in-person college architecture program is not option due to distance and expense, and I can't find any online programs. My portfolio gets compliments, but I seem to need more drafting experience.

 

Hi all,

I've had a 3a for some years now, and I like almost everything about the phone (though I sincerely wish they'd used more durable glass, holy canoli). However, the battery has started to fail, and I was wondering if it's worth replacing? It would cost about 80 USD to have it professionally replaced.

I know the device is no longer supported by Google, but I was thinking of running GrapheneOS instead of Android, anyway.

Any thoughts or insights? I'm far from a genius when it comes to cell phones, so I'd appreciate anything you have to say.

Thanks!

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