I think this is how it should be. Moderators fact checking inevitably leads to accusations of being biased to one party, since anything and everything can be fact checked. Unless you keep tally and do an exact number of fact checks for both sides, it’s futile to fact check. Let the opponent do that. They should have prepared for all the lies they know their opponents would peddle.
Is that why I’m asked to do this over and over for 14 million times when I’m on a VPN?
His plan is to rise after the third day
If it’s sold and shipped by amazon, you should be able to price match it at bestbuy or target. I don’t know why walmart stopped price matching anybody.
I remember when Firefox was on 3.x for probably a decade
I think lighters are banned in flights.
Integrated Memeing Environment
Come back after your uploaded it to the cloud and edited it using Google docs.
Thank you, here’s the video
Thank you!
Thank you, here’s the video
Yeah, the video was about how to sketch by reducing the images into basic shapes. It was a new perspective, and a fun thing to learn.
I’ve only played oot, but it’s a wonderful game. My first Zelda game that completely pulled me into the series.
I’ve read some studies that talk about how cabbages in a patch release a warning scent when one of them is being harvested. The scent actually propagates, and even non harvested cabbages release the scent further down the patch to warn other cabbages.
I mean, people hardly ever eat carnivores. Even pigs, which are omnivores, are 90% of the time herbivores. I don’t even eat meat, but this argument never made sense to me. Yes, there are countries where people eat dogs, but that doesn’t mean dogs and cats are equivalent to cattle. You can make an argument for horses though.
Can I Google myself in your office?
When I interviewed junior devs for my team, I had zero theoretical questions, and only two coding questions which were basically code that had to be debugged, and once it was running, for them to implement some minor things that I asked them to implement. I said I don’t mind if they googled, I only wanted them to share their screens while they worked, so that I can see how they worked and how they googled/adapted the answers to their code. I interviewed over a dozen people ranging from freshers to 4 yoe, and you should see how terrible they were at googling. Out of all them, only one fresher came close to being good in the interview. Even ‘4 yoe’ devs who ‘spearheaded’ various projects sucked at basic python and googling.
Wow!
nice!