walter_wiggles

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walter_wiggles,

What’s the connection between those items and cops?

walter_wiggles,

Lesson learned: always use your girlfriend’s browser to look up how to do crime.

walter_wiggles,

Yep, turn that knobby dial looking thing to tighten/loosen.

walter_wiggles,

I asked AI to summarize the article since it’s paywalled. It didn’t say anything about lying, should I trust it?

walter_wiggles,

A hammer and some dish soap should do the trick.

walter_wiggles,

A problem was admitted, but there’s no one alive.

walter_wiggles,

This is the lead up to them asking for more money.

walter_wiggles,

It’s me guys, I did climate change. I said I would stop, but single-use straws at Starbucks are just too damn convenient. I see the error of my ways now and I’m going to commit to a 50% reduction over the next 8 years. I think you’re really going to be happy with the results, things are definitely looking greener.

As someone who is aging. Late thirties. How can I keep my finger on the pulse of current trends, particularly in music?

As an example. I grew up in hip-hop but at a certain point I stopped listening to new people and realised recently that I’d slept on some bangers. Like Kendrick particularly, but even people like Juice WRLD and Xxxtentacion....

walter_wiggles,

I think the difference is that as a kid music is forced on you from all kinds of sources: parents, friends, radio, etc. So you don’t realize how much time you actually spent just listening to new music.

As an Old, you probably don’t have nearly as much random exposure, i.e. you control when you listen to music now. Which means the answer to your question is that you have to consciously set aside time simply to listen to music. It may feel like a “waste of time” for each track you think is shit, but that’s just part of the process.

Good luck, and thanks for coming to my Ted talk.

walter_wiggles,

Owning an animal is a commitment which often requires money: food, toys, vet bills, etc. If you’re worried about yourself surviving, getting a cat will only make things worse. Which is bad for you, but equally bad for the cat.

All is not lost however. You should volunteer at your local shelter. They literally need people to just sit and pet cats. It would also give you an opportunity to learn their body language so you understand them better.

walter_wiggles,

So only most of us die instead of all of us?

walter_wiggles,

Record yourself. It will increase your body awareness.

walter_wiggles,

Oh wow I didn’t realize it was that bad.

walter_wiggles,

I like how it’s “Boeing employees” and not just “Boeing” that falsified inspection records.

walter_wiggles,

Critical flaws found in plane which was apparently assembled by a group of persons inside a Boeing facility.

walter_wiggles,

If the job market around you sucks then you may have to just practice until you get good enough.

However that does not mean online code tests are accurate or properly reflect your skills and ability to do actual job work. They’re a tool used by companies that don’t respect the candidate’s time and you should see that as a mini red flag.

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