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  • You shouldn't be letting your children on those kinds of sites.

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  • They might actually enjoy those. I found best effect by using something else that they might consider diminutive. Kiddo, sport, Buck, "little man". If they get too upset, you can always pass it off as, "oh, sorry. That's what I call my sibling/kid/nephew" etc. Which is the same bullshit reasoning they tend to give us "oh sorry, it's just how you look though."

  • Those arms might not be able to write about existential crises, but they certainly have them, trust me. Watching an arm stop loading for 30 seconds sitting there mid motion, then continue about its day, it almost makes wonder if we should be giving these things half hour breaks along with everyone else.

  • Imagine some idiot drives away with the nozzle still in and the pump turns into a litteral fire shower after an errant spark.

  • Coca-Cola is once again using generative AI to reimagine its classic Coke caravan holiday commercials, and in doing so, killing some of the festive joy you have for the brand.

    Oh, you got me fucked up for someone else, The Verge. A soda manufacturer shilling their product does not bring me, nor anyone I know, "joy".

  • Far miss on this. I'm too lazy to even look into new instances to move off of .world, let alone manage multiple accounts.

  • Out of curiosity, what businesses are you getting these straws from? The few times I got a paper straw I didn't really notice an issue other than the texture on my lips. I wonder if those companies are just skipping on the quality. The good paper straws probably cost more than the plastic ones right now and I'd bet their trying to meet the same margins, or tighter.

  • I believe they're referencing how some users simply want nothing more than conflict. So if you say that you like one thing, they will choose to interpret it to mean that you hate all other possible things, and then critique your opinion about liking a thing, as though it was hate speech of all other things. They do this simply to elicit a reaction from others.

  • Cars are much wider now than they used to be. Garages that were built more than 50 years ago likely are thinner.

  • Yeah exactly this. Can't give an accurate food review if you can't eat it immediately as presented. And if one-sided phone calls in restaurants weren't bad enough presenting loudly to a camera would likely get you walked out.

  • I guess walking should be outlawed too, after all someone could be walking on a sidewalk and accidentally bump into you and knock you into the street. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

  • I'm not sure I see that either, those generations know how dangerous and damaging monopoly is. You're not a monopoly fan and still have friends or family....

  • I always thought the hallway bunks were for on-call positions to get rest in between work, not meant as personal bunks.

  • The instructions may recommend preheating, but with the two air fryers that I've had in my life, for both of them I found myself taking off last minute or two because it tends to overcook. Doesn't matter if it's anecdotal, directions are words on paper and they can't understand the reality of the rules they set.

    The people who write directions aren't thinking of use, they're thinking of legal consequences. Any company that makes an air fryer would rather have you burn your food than eat it undercooked.

  • As an honest answer, no preheat time. But I have an air fryer-pressure cooker combo, so the air fry is more of a bonus. If you already have a connvection oven, yeah there's absolutely no reason to get an air fryer.

  • I'm surprised he kept his job so long, seeing how poorly he managed his own risks....

  • That sounds like the "American Sovereign Citizen". Maybe if they just believe really really hard...

  • I'm sure you know this but freedom fighters have long been called terrorists to try to delegitimize their cause. It takes a very special kind of bravery to risk everything and more for what you believe in, Knowing that you'll be slandered and slurred by what you're fighting against. I just hope in the end they're all vindicated.

    On another note, it's wild that when the other side commits the same actions listed above it is never officially labeled as terrorism. We're all living in crazy land.

  • Minnesota @midwest.social

    Looking to move from the Midwest