Yeah, but think of the profits when people have absolutely forgotten the original release and the movie can just be recast 30 years later and passed off as original.
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Yeah, but think of the profits when people have absolutely forgotten the original release and the movie can just be recast 30 years later and passed off as original.
Does it hurt being that stupid?
No matter what level of effort you’ll be using… don’t get the Walmart brand. Yeah, they’re good for beginners and can handle the occasional weekend project. But even you don’t use them enough to wear them out, the other dads/men will make fun of you for having the hardware equivalent of velcro shoes from the dollar store.
Honest answer: I started with DeWalt. Had issues. Went to Milwaukee. Never regretted it.
For what I want to do on the Internet, Lynx works just fine. If I need something fancy I’ll just us Safari on my phone.
When I wanna play a game, I wanna play a game. I don’t wanna watch a damn movie I can’t skip. Or even worse, “follow me!” like it’s Dora the Explorer on tutorial mode. I got like 30 minutes into God of War and gave up.
As noted in the link provided by Nougat, the title of this post is completely inaccurate. YouTube is banning instructional videos on how to make guns full auto, homemade silencers, ghost guns, etc, and links to websites where you can buy them or the parts to do it.
Once again, in the case of the linked video, this is just hyped-up nonsense by irresponsible gun owners.
Dude I have a Masters. Tf you talking about. 😂
Yes. You know that “all thumbs are fingers but not all fingers are thumbs” rule? It’s that.
Not all talented people go to college. But odds are the people who go to college are talented.
From the sounds of it you probably aren’t able anyway.
I didn’t imply it. You inferred it. Incorrectly, at that.
People that are perfectly capable of going to college choose not to. Doesn’t make them inferior. And I don’t think they are, by any stretch.
Not going to college doesn’t mean a lack of talent or ability.
I didn’t say that. Thanks for proving my point. 😊
Considering public education began before the industrial revolution and factories, that seems a little suspect.
Me, reads comments: Man there’s a lot more of the ‘college ain’t nuthin’ but debt and a piece of paper’ people on Lemmy than I thought there were.
Ya’ll are just trying to overcompensate for feeling inadequate about not going to college. If you don’t go, don’t go. It’s not for everyone. But don’t shit on and downplay the people who have the talent and ability to do so.
“It just teaches you do be a useful tool of the machine!” yeah that’s exactly what someone who didn’t go or shouldn’t have went to college would think.
You don’t work where I work then.
Family-owned business. Realizes they’re behind-the-ball on technology and practices. Hires college-educated & outside people to make suggestions.
“Well none of that makes sense to us. Forget all that and do it our way.”
“That way is wrong.”
“Well it’s our business, we’ll do it how we want.”
Then they get all <surprised pikachu> when the talented people get burnt out and quit after a few weeks. Eventually it’s “well these kids just don’t want to work hard like we do.”
Dragging myself out of my house to deal with this maddening existence called life, despite every fiber of my being telling me to stay home and avoid all you annoying flesh-bags that just do everything you can to irritate me.
That and I read daily.