People change at the speed of convenience. They are generally willing to put up with a convenient shitty product over being inconvenienced. And yes, switching to a superior product is often an inconvenience.
Killer_Tree
joined 2 years ago
Great, now rich people can get their summit selfies even faster!
Climbing Everest is dumb, just ask John Oliver
Think of it like Voltron - 3 of the 3/4ths come together to make the ultimate unified 3/4ths!
I hate that no-talent assclown - why should I change my name, he's the one who sucks!
I guess it ages me that I got who the interviewers were right away but had no idea who the DJ is.
Go through all my RPG saves and use all the super powerful items I've been "saving" to finally see what they all do.
Wait, using Sick Time for doctor visits isn't the norm? Damn, I guess I've been spoiled by unions my whole career.
Second for GNUCash - there's a bit of a learning curve, but once you get used to it, it works great!
All you need to know,
"I am watching films that were made for TCL, the largest TV manufacturer on Earth as part of a pilot program designed to normalize AI movies and TV shows for an audience that it plans to monetize explicitly with targeted advertising and whose internal data suggests that the people who watch its free television streaming network are too lazy to change the channel. I know this is the plan because TCL’s executives just told the audience that this is the plan."
After reading some reviews, I'm going to try out Caves of Lore. Thanks!
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Let me add to this by saying the disillusioned old hand in any workplace also has an important role: if management ever starts being unreasonable or makes poor/toxic decisions, the guy working there for over a decade has far more clout in calling it out than a young hire. You've been there long enough that you'll know if something isn't right, and that is insanely valuable for someone starting their career to have in a coworker.