No they won't. At this point their values are "whatever Trump says goes"
I legit have no idea who Hatsune Miku is.
She's actually not the real author of Harry Potter. JK lent her name because the real author didn't want a public facing persona. Unfortunately the identity of the real author remains unknown.
But you have to trust they would actually watch the video and not just read the title.
League of Legends too.
Hoist the colors
All I've ever cared about is baby animals and I think I must be in the wrong profession.
I'm pretty sure in this context frontrunner refers to the choices within the Republican primary, not the general. As in Trump is beating desantis and co.
There's a lemmy community dedicated to it
Edit: found it: https://lemmynsfw.com/c/bimboliplovers
I don't understand what social media has to offer me anymore.
Okay, this quote may be fine, but let's not pretend Herbert Spencer wasn't an advocate of a lot of bad ideas.
I would like to avoid giving out my personal line to coworkers. I'm looking for a voip service that
- Receives calls/text on desktop and phone (android)
- Can be configured to turn off outside of work hours automatically.
- Inexpensive. It's not going to be used much, but is still necessary. I don't want to pay much.
I believe the business version of Google voice does all these things, but as far as I know the cheapest plan would still cost me >100 a year.
This person pulled straight into a 45 degree parking spot. I'm parked on the left. It's a daycare and I'm curious if their kids can color inside the lines yet.
I want to take wildlife/outdoor photos recreationally. I don't want to get frustrated by photo quality, but I also don't want to spend more than I need to. That being said I'm willing to consider expensive equipment, but only if it benefits my needs. Does anyone have some canned recommendations?
I really just want to experience the outdoors as much as possible. I'm a cyclist (mountain, in this context), and I used to snowboard, but as a I age these activities feel a bit riskier (meaning I may hurt myself) to me personally. What are some good ways to experienced the outdoors with relatively low risk of injury?
More words:
I don't want to be inside anymore. I was on a river trip this weekend. At some point I was floating in the river and taking in the scenery when I realized I feel like I'm doing nothing most of the time. I work from home, but it definitely has me inside most of the time. I find myself in mood to do whatever I need to, drastic changes, buying equipment, etc, to change this.
I just can't do it anymore. I need to outside doing something. If I need to sneak off during the workday to do so, so be it.
When someone asked me recently what I'm into I didn't have answers. Existential crisis aside, what are some good hobbies/interests for someone in their mid thirties to pick up?