As I mentioned in my prev comment I feel that if your employees feel a need to unionize then they’re past civil discussions

Why? Unions are for civil discussion.

It’s all for the show

I went from Nobara to Bazzite on my desktop, the latter seems way more polished

I mean, holy geese did save Rome once, maybe that’s a faux pas on the part of the dragonborn

It’s the difference between entertainment and information. Gamer’s Nexus is less entertaining when they recite statistics number by number, and so they have less viewers, because people prefer poor information but with an entertaining presentation, rather than the opposite.

Kinda like Top Gear used to be, they had some valid information but they could bend it if it meant the show would be more entertaining.

It’ll be though for the job market to reabsorb those people. There’s only so many positions for evil henchmen.

Idk, I went through some serious shit that really left me broken into pieces, and at that time yes, many of my friends just weren’t there for me. But some actually got closer and helped me weather my difficulties.

You’re in wrong neighborhood pal lol

I’ve seen it used here on Lemmy in aggressive comments, and I filed it as an extremist slur. It’s not just Kolanaki.

you sure?

it’s the intent that makes the difference

Nobody’s immune to that

They need to hire a design studio, it’s really ugly

China defends its interests and follows what rules it deems advantageous. Just like everyone else does. It may upset you but they’re just better at playing this game than most countries nowadays.

I guess it’s partially hollow

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=creality+k1+klipper

Don’t take this wrong, but you’re repeating misinformation, and that’s quite damaging to the acceptance of renewable energy that is necessary to reduce the magnitude of the upcoming ecological catastrophe.

Tear it apart and klipperize it

I mean, if kids bring or make weapons at school, what would you expect to happen?

I used to make wooden swords when I was even younger than that, and I sanded them until they were sharp. My grandpa would find and snap them.