the best thing the EU can do for democracy in the US at this point is shut down X.
it bothers me that Americans who are not on social media simply don't know this is happening.
"the Schutzstaffel only get a few months of training, it's no wonder the number of violent incidents at Buchenwald is through the roof" image
seems like this is going great, the perfect environment to send a thousand oil engineers from the Dallas suburbs. image
every time we have to do a major Spanish trΓ‘mite it's all this making online appointments and getting documents and nervous compiling of everything in a folder and getting to the place early and worrying and worrying and then all the funcionarios pΓΊblicos are super sweet and kind and generous. always makes me feel so fortunate to live here. πŸ€—
who among us hasn't had the dream of becoming mayor and then **immediately** fixing that super annoying/dangerous thing on our bike route? dude is living the dream.
hoooo boy. this shit should be illegal. posting the screen shots for when it gets taken down. https://www.reddit.com/r/confession/comments/1q1mzej/im_a_developer_for_a_major_food_delivery_app_the/
so fucking angry. just got off the phone with my credit card's fraud department where they asked me to confirm my identity by **reading back the security code they send me by SMS** i was fucking furious. i just said "no, i'm not going to do that, every single anti-phishing training i have ever taken says not to forward security codes to anyone." guy said "fine" and confirmed with a message to my app instead. but holy shit, what a disaster.
when you need to start on a new feature but you just finished rolling back the last one that turned out to be a bad idea and a huge waste of time. image
I don't need a summary of the year, I just fucking lived through it and I don't really want to re-live through it, thanks.