Stuff gated behind a license is usually a good idea. Insurance sales, mortgage underwriting. Wish I had a better head for web dev jobs since you brought it up, but you’d think there’d be something like that available as a WFH gig.

Is it already out? I’ve run into a lot of errors the past week since I started using Rethink DNS. Only on a couple sites, particularly if I do a dumb and click a Google sponsored result.

Coffee comes out a little easier to drink while simultaneously more flavorful than my blade/spice grinder. I’d love to give you an answer but i’ve always been really bad about describing taste. I’ll try to remember to ask my wife when she gets home since she’s the resident sommelier.

Picked up a manual Javapresse burr grinder that I use with an Espro P3 french press. was a reddit recommendation, as i recall.

A burr grinder for coffee beans. I thought coffee snobs were full of shit. I was wrong.

Savage Grace used its sex scene’s extremely well. A lot like the other reply about Shortbus, the sexuality is at the front and center of the film’s plot. PS: there should be a bit of a trigger warning as there’s a strong element of parental sexual abuse and this movie gets fucked up

On behalf of the metal community, everyone is welcome. Fuck transphobia. Pick all your brothers, sisters, and non-binary family off the ground and lift them up.

It hasn’t changed. The profit is in loading your app with money and the data collected. I’m not an employee, just what I’ve heard.

Yup. I was able to identify the employee running my company’s subreddit that was hosting a current/former employee hatefest and many, many leaks, fueling RTO protests and unionization. Took all of about 30 mins of digging through his comments to figure it out. I never acted on it because I support everything about what it would lead to, but if I could figure it out, so could someone smarter than me who works for the interests of my company. He was still at the company, last I checked about six months ago.

some subs are still lively. To be expected, however Lemmy has proven a viable alternative with enough activity to keep me sated, and it’s clearly still growing. Every day a new community pops up that reflects a counterpart on Reddit and the remaining niches are quickly being filled right here.

I’ve just blocked the linux communities. I quite liked Linux when I still had reason to use it, but it’s just not something I care to see so frequently when scrolling the FP. Just keep blocking the /c/ you don’t want and eventually you’ll have a curated list of posts you want to see. But maybe i’m just old, ya young bastard. :p