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I'm not familiar with that movie.

Aquaman is the boring movie. Wonder Woman is actually pretty good

This is the problem with DC movies, those characters are completely uninspiring and boring.

Why should I care about some overpowered superhero going through the motions of fighting some generic villain I've never heard of?
 

John Price

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This is the problem with DC movies, those characters are completely uninspiring and boring.

Why should I care about some overpowered superhero going through the motions of fighting some generic villain I've never heard of?
i'll refrain from commentary until I complete Wonder Woman (2017) because I'm not sure it fits this path
 

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Getting sick of my moron coworkers saying the dumbest shit imaginable then thinking they've made an intelligent point.

"Some bank in Europe is no longer offering auto loans for gasoline-fueled cars. That sounds like someone with power is pulling some strings to get that to happen."

This isn't some grand conspiracy, unless you're a dipshit mouthbreather that still thinks global warming isn't real
 

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Getting sick of my moron coworkers saying the dumbest shit imaginable then thinking they've made an intelligent point.

"Some bank in Europe is no longer offering auto loans for gasoline-fueled cars. That sounds like someone with power is pulling some strings to get that to happen."

This isn't some grand conspiracy, unless you're a dipshit mouthbreather that still thinks global warming isn't real
i feel like you'd be a good WFH candidate since you hate people on your drive to/from work and also at work. :laugh:
 

TheGreenTBer

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WFH doesn't exist in his field of work for some reason
WFH doesn't exist in some tech fields. IT needs to be at last partially on-site if anything at all is hosted locally, and any secure activities (EDIT: in terms of US government stuff) can only be done within a SCIF (i.e., not at home.)

I've worked in an office and WFH. My current position is a hybrid between the two. There are benefits to both and problems with both.
 

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work in office is good because facilities can handle your chair and desk instead of you paying out of pocket for shitty office chairs that feel like crap, or plastic mats that snap apart every 3 weeks
 

John Price

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oh sumeru is just some dum genshin world

who cares

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John Price

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Ruiz already building a new Canes stadium...

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Now Canes fans don't have to drive to Pompeo beach or Mar A Lago to attend games.
 

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I was saying the other day about Mericans keeping their cats indoors.

One of my neighbours does this and I came home from ruggers training tonight and she's outside with her phone torch on looking in the bushes, I immediately said "lost your cat?" And then felt duty bound to help her find him, we managed to usher him home eventually.

If you just let your cat out normally you wouldn't ever have this problem because they're used to being out and don't get scared and you don't have to worry about them because they find their own way home when they please. You shouldn't have to worry about them being hit by cars either if you properly introduce them to the outside gradually and supervised and they will become more territorial and not just roam far and wide if you let them out as soon as they're old enough (my old neighbours did this and lost like 3 cats getting hit by cars while our cat never did because we started by supervising her in the back garden and now she very rarely even goes out the front at all
 

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the real education is at boot camp and those cost thousands, but they will prime you up good for the job market

i honestly don't know if that's totally accurate. i guess maybe for some jobs, less so for others.

i've been in the enterprise space for 5 years now and not much of what goes on in those bootcamps is going to help you out here. i don't think you can learn fullstack in 12 weeks or whatever, even 8h/day.

our architect never even went to college for a day. he's a crazy genius but he's fully self taught. lots of guys here have some sort of computer degree, but some, like me, do not. i think going out and building projects is really the best way to learn. look around your place and find a problem and solve it with some code.
 
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