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saw these at a food festival a few days ago, motherfuckers charged like 8€ for one

hope they shoved them up their ass

most people aren't antisocial, my dad goes out of his way to use the manned tills at the store because he wants to chat with the chashier..

but some of these examples are just clearly not ok, proton isn't better than gmail, brave isn't better than chrome

this post just reads like "you should accept people doing bad things because otherwise you're being a meanie"

imagine how much ireland could afford to unfuck their infrastructure if they taxed all the companies there

here's hoping he hops on a starship rocket before they fix the whole """rapid unscheduled disassembly""" thing

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It fuses?
From the moment i understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me..

"that's because magnets are violently homophobic"

the trick i've found is to find ways to eliminate things from ever making it onto the to-do list in the first place.

Don't stack dishes in the sink, put them directly into the washing machine with the powder pre-loaded so you can just close it and press start when it's filled.
Put a trashcan in every single fucking room so you can just discard things directly into it rather than collecting the garbage from the floor.
Sorting, ironing, and folding clothes is a fool's errand. They get quickly rolled up and stuffed in drawers, Good Enough.

I think a lot of people on the AuDHD spectrum tend to not really internalize that we have a disability, if things aren't working then the only solution is to change how we do them, you'll never manage to "just get it done" or "just remember it" any more than a person missing their legs will "just stand up".

i still see it depressingly often, and people just eat that shit up

the public has been taught that "proprietary" means "super special secret sauce developed by us at great expense to be THE BEST"

i'll note that all the issues raised in the comments would be very nicely solved by proper public transport with cameras in the vehicles, hell many (most?) subways have pretty amazing systems where they have people actively monitoring things and you can discreetly chat with the safety staff to alert them to issues or just say that you're feeling unsafe.

and yes, i do realize you can't have subways in rural wyoming, thank you.

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