Its a big hastle to count $200 in sticky $1 bills, but strippers gotta shop too.
Its a big hastle to count $200 in sticky $1 bills, but strippers gotta shop too.
Me as a kid booting into Corel Linux that I got from a used bookstore.
I still have a functional reddit account. But I only use it to view old posts these days as there’s still a lot of useful info on reddit.
I’m doing better, thank you for the concern.
Wife doesn’t love me, least not the way I love her. Just had the talk, this post is downright brutal right now.
If AI prompting is the only tool involved I agree. If it’s being used as just another tool in the artists toolkit it’s a different matter. For example I’ve seen people combining their photography with AI via masking and it’s about as respectable as collage art in my opinion.
Nine times out of ten the customer is busy wrangling their items or dealing with their kid. Instead of awkwardly waiting, hand outstretched, I put the change on the counter. I then start prepping for the next customer as we’re timed on the whole process.
What if the old cars a Geo Metro getting 50mpg? They don’t make em like they used to! All that modern safety equipment really weighs a car down and ruins the potential mileage.
There’s a lot of noise in the image, it looks like they didn’t spend a lot of time dialing in the generation parameters.
I can enjoy a good AI generated image but this one feels especially lazy.
People really make these, no AI needed. https://www.reddit.com/r/awfuleverything/comments/iplyv9/denim_keyboard_you_think_your_keyboard_is_sticky/
Coffee in the morning, iced sweet tea after 11.
Lots of places in the US won’t recycle the supposedly “recyclable” plastics, it ends up in a landfill regardless of what you do. I remember all the educational initiatives about the importance of recycling when I was a kid. Turns out it was all just propaganda to make us feel responsible for problems caused by corporations.
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