I just went to Dreamforce last week and was told they push the tents further away from the conference while it's happening.
I don't know what it looked like before but there are still PLENTY of homeless in San Francisco and it's very sad to see.
I just went to Dreamforce last week and was told they push the tents further away from the conference while it's happening.
I don't know what it looked like before but there are still PLENTY of homeless in San Francisco and it's very sad to see.
Her entire channel is a great watch, only person I've ever used Patreon for
It's a shame. This was exactly the game my husband was looking for - Overwatch minus Blizzard
If you can't control it, don't worry about it.
Used to mostly keep me sane at work
I stopped going there when I realized it's all just sugar. All the yummy drinks are just sugar.
My husband and I started going to the co-op and getting fancy coffee beans and make drip coffee each morning. Cheaper, just as delicious (if not even better), and we don't have to go out
Maybe it's just me, maybe I'm getting old. But I want to order through a person. Not a touchscreen and not AI.
I feel like society is slowly removing humans from our everyday interactions and I don't like it.
I worked for McDs in high school, around 2008. Big Mac meal used to be $6.08 with tax, $1 menu used to be $1.06 with tax. I went the other day and was shocked to see how much everything costs now plus I have to order via a screen (which I find bizarre, but maybe I'm just old now).
I also feel like working there used to be kind of fun. I'd take the order from the drive thru/take the money, kitchen would secretly prioritize drive thru orders (everything is timed), and window person would get the order together. Now it seems like they take 1 or 2 drive thru orders at a time and make the line wait until those are done.
Seems like fewer people working & prices went up - and I'm sure those poor folks working are making minimum wage. It's just sad all around.
So there is no winning, there's just lesser losing
Things in general used to be made to last / hard to break.
I always initially hate UI changes, will make my decision in a few days if I like it
I always find it really hard to reach out to people because I've gotten responses like this in the past. Good on you for trying - don't let the cold response get to you, not worth it.
Something that helped me was to "just do it for 2 mins" - then decide if you want to keep doing it or not. I found a lot of times since I was already doing it, I would keep going.
This really helped me get back on track.