Agreed.
"I've been in HR since '95, so yeah, I'm old, lol. Noticed a shift in how we view old social media posts? Those wild nights you don't remember but got posted? If they're at least a decade old, they're not as big a deal now. But if it was super illegal, immoral, or harmful, you're still in trouble.
As for nudes, they can be both the problem and the solution.
To sum it up, like in the animate movie 'The Incredibles': 'If everyone's special, then no one is.' If no image can be trusted, no excuse can be doubted. 'It wasn't me' becomes the go-to, and nobody needs to feel ashamed or suicidal over something fake that happens to many.
Of course, this is oversimplifying things in the real world but society will adjust. People won't kill themselves over this. It might even be a good thing for those on the cusp of AI and improper real world behaviours - 'Its not me. Its clearly AI, I would never behave so outrageously'.
I'm with you. There are some things in life that are just obvious without having to be told. You don't go around punching workmates in the face and they don't specifically have to put that in the onboarding. You don't walk around a kid's playground with no pants. You don't continue to accept nudes from other people after you start a relationship.
What was the point of this? The disturbing sex? More insecurity and perhaps a desire to "own" it or an effort to rewrite your history. She makes the most recent memory of doing this stuff with her. This is now the predominant memory when you think about that sex.
Do I bring this up?
Depends, I guess. I'd want to know if she has gotten this out of her system or if this is just the start of it. I can't believe she has just purged her insecurities just like that. Make-up sex is hardly likely to have changed some basic personality flaws. You're hardly likely to get the real answers you want either.
Is she actually fine now or is there still an issue?
I reckon there is still an issue. She might have gotten some of it, much of it, out of her system. But as they say, forewarned is forearmed.
I blame the wine for my singular/plural confusion.
University textbooks? Encyclopedias? You should try scholar.google.com
I can't even tell which is which. Based on the beef patties I had last night, the right is the meat. But the left could be meat too - but cooked by a heathen on a very very low grill. But as you say, who cares if it tastes great? I don't even need Beyond meat to taste like meat if it tastes delicious.
But who puts the cheese under the pattie?
Could be as simple as reserving popular usernames too.
Its probably similar in other places, but where I live, between public holidays, 10 sick days a year, shutdowns over Christmas and New Years, and annual leave you will be working four day weeks and paid for five days for significantly more than half the year anyway.
I liked it for all the reasons.
The short skirts were a bonus for me but perhaps a handicap to getting a decent rating. I've always thought it should have gotten a better reception than it did.
I'd love a slightly smaller-in-the-palm G502. I have a smaller hand or shorter fingers or something and its a problem with any mouse. Its a pretty good mouse and I've used a few over the years.
Maybe Lemmy was like this at the very start and is what helped Lemmy kick off, but I think a lot of people are looking for an alternative to Reddit. I think you're going to see a lot more people coming here for the content, not the politics of it all.
Are there any more guides for Moderators and about editing communities? e.g. can images and banners be edited after creation? Where exactly are the mod tools options to found as a moderator? I'm very new to this and there is very little that is obvious to me.
This basic guide is very helpful but where can I find more? thanks in advance
What? Where do you have to do that? Air is still free in my country :-(
bad for carbon sequestration,
The trim is negligible when you are talking about carbon sequestration in the scheme of things too. I'm not sure how the other points stand up either - but the timing would suggest it is an insult to the labour.
Or an even bigger impact by having fewer children.