Comment Re:Crunchyroll (Score 1) 63
> If you watch anime and you don't have a Crunchyroll subscription, do you really watch anime?
fansub's not dead!
> If you watch anime and you don't have a Crunchyroll subscription, do you really watch anime?
fansub's not dead!
good luck. i love my slow CGDCT shows but it took me a bit to get into Frieren. once i really settled in to enjoying it, they rugpulled and it turned into a shonen tournament battle and i noped right the fuck out. you might like it though. everything ain't for everybody. ðYââ(TM)ï
the support team i'm on got fucked onto win11 this week, despite the fact that the entire company just got acquired on April 1 and we're all getting new laptops by the end of the month, with current laptops going into the trash. it's so stupid and i am so goddamn mad (you can put that in the paper).
like, i was resigned for the new laptops to be running 11, because ofc they would, but for someone somewhere to decide, hey you know what fuck those guys, let em eat it, and force-upgrade out shit with a month to go seems downright malicious to me.
what's really odd is that it appears it was done by the old company, because we're still joined to that domain, not the new company.
I'm a current employee at the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). This is a throwaway account for obvious reasons. I’m posting this because people need to know what’s going on at OPM.
I’ve been an OPM employee for nearly a decade and a Federal Employee for almost 20 years. I’ve never witnessed anything even remotely close to what’s happening right now. In short, there's a hostile takeover of the federal civil service.
Let me say this in no uncertain terms — OPM has been compromised and taken over. The very backbone of American Government, the HR of all HR in the U.S. Government has been taken over by outside politicals. In just five days, they managed to push aside dozens of non-political, career civil servants who were there specifically to prevent the civil service from becoming the President's henchmen.
> no full screen
that's what's so great about it, it's just like originally playing on my 486sx 25MHz
nah the article is about one from 30 years ago
the one you linked is present day, present time
stuff that mainstreams
yes, i myself am one of the rare few who listen to awesome music loudly in public.
music so dope that most people are too dumb to recognize how great it is.
sorry you're going to have to be a bit more specific sir
wants to fuck a robot
> Voice notes have emerged as a compromise, with 37% of 18-34 year-olds preferring them to traditional calls.
the worst. The. Worst.
the 21st century "weaponized" version of NOFX's "Please Play This Song On The Radio"
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