PerCarita

joined 1 year ago
[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 8 points 1 year ago

My stupid ass watched a Youtube video about this and the comment section broke my heart. Thanks Lemmy users for restoring my faith in Europe-based, over-30, left leaning internet users.

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago

You used Tiktok as an example for something that is more interesting than learning. (Of course it's more interesting than learning, it's digital crack cocaine.)

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago

It's not like researches into cognitive sciences or how humans learn are well funded. It's not a sexy field, like cancer treatment, or one that attracts flashy billionaires with PR problems, like space travel.

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 1 year ago

Send them a head of white cabbage every week (can use an online grocery service.

If you have access to their dwelling, put all their bedroom furnitures in the living room

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I don't know about you, but my school did the best it could. Some adults might even say what you said about society in general - infinite resources to harm and burden, etc. People usually try their best, your teachers too. Maybe you'll grow up to be a teacher and you'll be better at it than the ones you had. Good luck!

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Please don't learn about how Hitler died through Tiktok. Befriend your librarian and read it in a book.

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago

There's a chance this grandma wiped grandchild's butt when grandchild was a baby. Perhaps also tried to catch the occasional random baby puke in her hands, instead of letting it spill on the floor. Or on someone else's car seat. Grandchild should have just typed those numbers in.

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago

Gerade gemacht, die sind generell teurer, aber noch im Rahmen. Verschraubte Teile super, high visibility ist keine wichtige Priorität aber ein guter Plus

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Did it help you enjoy it more, or were you feeling defensive while watching it? In hindsight, I might have had my defences up high when watching series 2, that was why I couldn't go with the flow

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Schlichter Arbeitsrucksack? (discuss.tchncs.de)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de to c/arbeitsleben@feddit.de
 

So, ich fang mal mit einem safen Thema an - welchen Rucksack nutzt ihr so für die Arbeit? Deutsch ist meine 4. Sprache, entschuldige bitte die Fehler, etc, pp.

Ich muss zunehmend zu Kunden in anderen Städten für 2-3 Nächte fahren, dafür nehme ich die Bahn (in der Arbeitszeit ein Nickerchen machen zu können ist einfach köstlich). Ich bin bisher mit einem kleinen Koffer und einer Totebag meiner Firma klargekommen, samt 13" Laptop, Unterlagen und Wasserflasche. Den Koffer werde ich behalten, aber mein Rucken wird sich langsam auf einen Rucksack freuen.

Ich bin keine modebewusste Frau (s. Firmen Totebag). Den Kunden ist es ziemlich egal was ich trage, ich bin nicht in Marketing oder sowas ähnliches unterwegs. Es darf jedoch gern ein bisschen stylish sein. Mir ist sehr wichtig, dass der Rucksack langlebig ist und hat nachkaufbare Ersatzteile. Mein letzter Tagesrucksack war ein Scooby Doo Rucksack in Violett. Den hab ich mit 7 bekommen und hat, bis ich 22 war, alles mitgemacht. Nochmal so, nicht modebewusst.

Die jetzige top drei:

Habt ihr noch weitere Empfehlungen, oder hat jemand sogar einen von den top drei schonmal probiert? Budget bis 120€ - Tumi, Tom Bihn, Rimowa, usw kommen deshalb nicht in Frage.

[Edit] Ich sehe, dass es neue replies gibt, kann aber die replies nicht lesen. Kp wieso. Danke für die Antworte, ich werd's morgen nochmal versuchen. Ist das ein Federation Ding weil ich nicht auf Feddit eingeloggt bin?

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago

This unreasonably annoys me. Is it DIN konform? TÜV certified?? Why, Kassel, why???

😂

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago

Markets don't self-regulate, though

[–] PerCarita@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I've seen this sentiment being repeated in the replies, yet this also applies to private companies that are run by absolutely powerful people. It's true that Lord Acton wrote this about the monarchy, but some execs in multinational corporations today are just as powerful as old-timey monarchs.

 

I finished the second series yesterday and I'm ready to share what I thought of it.

spoilerThe cold openings, the mini episodes within the episodes are not as interconnected as Gaiman might have thought. Why does Crowley seemed to know everything and Aziraphale flutters like a leaf for telling a lie. Didn't he, against God's will, give his flaming sword to humans, which inadvertently became humans' first weapon, and then became War's sword? And where was the Crowley that changed the paintball guns into real guns? Why is he always so nice all of a sudden?

It's a shame that it was filmed under Covid restrictions, but then why produce what was basically a "bridge" series? A little bird told me that the storyline Pterry and Gaiman discussed back in the days was about The Second Coming, that was teased in the final moment in the final episode of this series. Well. I wish that was what we'd had gotten instead.

This series is the Aziraphale & Crowley show and that's okay. So why on earth were they separated for whole episodes midway through? And I like the kiss, though I found the way it was cut was cheesy.

This is not to say I didn't like series 2, I laughed a lot, it's entertaining enough, but to me it's no where near as good as the first series.

If I have to give it a rating out of ten, ten being perfect, one being not only technically bad but also morally offensive, this is a 6,9. I liked it enough, but series 1 was an 8,8.

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