Then it would seem you are not like the person I’m taking issue with.
Then it would seem you are not like the person I’m taking issue with.
probably
Based on… ? My experience indicates more of an issue with people basically wanting free stuff. I had a woman once haggle me over a refurbished in-box phone that sold new for $600 at the time. $100 (which she already had agreed to) was worth haggling over. Like do you want it for free?
I once had some dude offer me $2K under blue book for a car and then taunt me when I told him it wasn’t a serious offer. “yeah right like you’re ever going to get that for it” he said. Got that price within a week and since I’m petty sometimes, I let him know
His death day should be a national holiday
In a sane world, that’d be what this headline meant
I think what you said about RadioShack is exactly what they were up until the late 90s
Sound like a really nice person /s
Yeah, it’s default on pop os. Cannot remember if I tried Wayland, just going with the flow and it works for now
Is it really? Also I’ve had a tech job for 20 years and my degree is not in the field. I didn’t need a degree. Many of my colleagues are self-taught developers. I didn’t know that tech jobs were so hard to come by now.
If you like their content. For me, it’s like one in 50 items are worth watching, if that. Sorting through the duds costs time and ain’t nobody got time fo dat as far as I am concerned.
How does one pronounce “Mhh”?
Op thinks the universe is built with some inherently absolute positioning method. Thanks for writing this
But it means most of the conservatives are too afraid to spit their bile.
The conservative community you’re referring to has long been taken over by lefties satirizing conservatives
It is pretty obvious that this platform is very left leaning
When did Lemmy get infected with the disease known as conservatism? You have truth social so why come here?
I somewhat agree. It’s overused
Lol Lemmy conservatives
There’s no “preset range”, but I would agree that if something is worth anywhere near $300, an offer of $20 is akin to saying “come on stranger, I want this for free”