Shampoo_Bottle

Shampoo_Bottle, 28 days ago

I’m sorry to hear about your situation. I don’t think anyone should have to feel that way, to be honest.

I’m sorry for making you feel that way today. This was intended to be aimed towards the people who do say those things about the younger generations. I’ll edit that in. Not everyone who is an older adult is bad, not by a long shot. Many of you are awesome.

Shampoo_Bottle, 28 days ago

It’s terrible. This shouldn’t have had to be a thing.

Shampoo_Bottle, 22 days ago

It’s a bit late, but I don’t think you saw my edit. I don’t blame any one person, expect the people who DO say those things.

Amazing people come from every generation and every walk of life. I’m not going to write of millions and millions of people off of the actions of a few bad apples.

I think I would feel like I failed as a person if I did, to be honest. There are way too many nuanced situations and too many different life stories to even try to fit so many people into one box. That’s the exact problem that I was talking about.

No large group is a monolith. Please ignore the poor phone grammar and reread the post, including the edit. I did not blame Millenials for the state of things. I am just disappointed in the specific ones who do the same things that they complained abour boomers doing. That is not all Millenials, and if you happen to feel like it is, you should meet more Millenials. Awesome people come from every background.

If EVERY single older person was bad, WWII would have ended in a much worse state than it did.

Shampoo_Bottle, 1 month ago

To me, this feels similar to when photography became a thing.

Realism paintings took a dive. Did photos capture realism? Yes. Did it take the same amount of time and training? Hell no.

I think it will come down to what the specific consumer wants. If you want fast, you use AI. If you want the human-made aspect, you go with a manual artist. Do you prefer fast turnover, or do you prefer sentiment and effort? Do you prefer pieces from people who master their craft, or from AI?

I’m not even sorry about this. They are not the exact same, and I’m sick of people saying that AI are and handcrafted art are the exact same. Even if you argue that it takes time to finesse prompts, I can practically promise you that the amount of time between being able to create the two art methods will be drastic. Both may have their place, but they will never be the exact same.

It’s the difference between a hand-knitted sweater from someone who had done it their entire life to a sweater from Walmart. It’s a hand crafted table from an expert vs something you get from ikea.

Yes, both fill the boxes, but they are still not the exact same product. They each have their place.

On the other hand, I won’t commend the hours required to master the method as if they’re the same. AI also usually doesn’t have to factor in materials, training, hourly rate, etc.

Shampoo_Bottle, 1 month ago

blogto.com/…/ontario-barriers-exit-loblaws-store/

Shampoo_Bottle, 1 month ago

Now they have both.

When I still shopped there, it wasn’t uncommon to see people bump into those railings. This one lady tried to go through the same piece of railing four or five times before she realized that it was there lol.

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

I think I look pretty white, tbh

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

Thank you, I might try that if it comes up again

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago)

Mainly Canada, with two from Britan and France

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago)

I should do this.

Now I want to do this lol

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

I think beyond that, it’s mostly from Europe but I’m not certain

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

What IS a real Canadian, though? I know some immigrants who love this country much more than some of the people who were born here.

Many of us are also only here from our ancestors immigrating. How far down the line does one have to be to be a real Canadian? You can’t judge that by DNA, either.

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

I might or might not be. I was tested as a child, but my parents were told that I had ADHD. They could have been wrong, though. I’ll keep my mind open and maybe get checked out again at some point though.

I would agree with you about the small talk thing, but I could also argue that some people just suck at small talk. ADHD, trauma, behavioural diagnosis, etc could all be a cause. I would also argue that most people would pick up on someone avoiding a topic. If I get one worded answers, I’ll usually move on to the next thing or I’ll let that person be. I won’t usually keep asking someone the same question in different ways if I don’t get an answer the first couple of times haha.

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

I mean, there is a chance that somewhere along the way someone was sneaky, so 🤷‍♀️

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

This was tragic and was likely very easily avoidable.

It’s cold for nearly half of the damn year. We’re in Canada for crying out loud, winter isn’t a new concept. It’s inhumane and cruel to expect people to suddenly stand outside in these elements for a long period of time.

I recently quit a job at a factory for a very popular “family” food company. There was a small fire last winter. We all passed by our locker room on the way out, but they INSISTED that NO ONE should grab their coat or sweater, despite the small fire being a very long distance away.

They adamantly refused to get anyone emergency blankets, and we were also not allowed to wait in our cars. We could not leave the property either, even after the head count. I was finally allowed to leave to go home around 3pm, but I had cold chills until nearly 9pm. Our health and safety department was pushing for some kind of heating protocol for a very long time, but management always talked over them.

This feels very eerie to read. This could have easily been me or any of my previous coworkers.

We need more worker protections and safety protocols. This was a person who will never be able to say goodbye to their friend and family. They had hopes and dreams. Their life had value. They even had a small child and a partner. How incredibly tragic and unnecessary.

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

I’m happy that they had those, and you raised a good point about underlying conditions

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

I’ll donate when I can afford to get treatment for the condition that makes me anemic.

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

It could backfire if it’s anything like what happened in Turkmenistan.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darvaza_gas_crater

Apparently it’s been burning since the 80’s

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

Burning natural gases from the ground has backfired before:

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darvaza_gas_crater

It didn’t happen to save the environment, but there was too much natural gas stored to burn off.

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

On google, I started seeing too many of the first results tagged as “ad”. It became even more concerning when those tag dissapeared but the same websites showed up.

I used to able to trouble shoot nearly anything I needed to, but now I come across completely unrelated posts more than I come across solutions.

I was iffy about bing, I still kind of am, but at least I find what I’m looking for most of the time. I’m personally going to wait a bit before trying out other browsers, when there’s a bit less risk of them selling. I remember a good android launcher that used to be trusted before they sold to another company

Shampoo_Bottle, 3 months ago

Then if do you click the link, the article has almost nothing to do with the title. No confirmations, no details, just random claims from someone who you’ve never heard of before.