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  • dohpaz42@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldStill right
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    7 days ago

    I used to sleep in class. But only after doing all of my work. I had ONE teacher who agreed that as long as the work got done, and I wasn’t disturbing anybody else, she would let me sleep.

    ~Of course she was a first year teacher, so she probably didn’t know better.~








  • dohpaz42@lemmy.worldMtoComic Strips@lemmy.worldEcho chambers
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    A few key points to live by:

    1. Not everything needs to be debated
    2. Even if you’re right, you can still be wrong
    3. Opinions are like assholes: everyone has them, and they usually stink
    4. People are allowed to prioritize their own mental health above someone else’s feelings
    5. Not everyone will agree with you, and that’s okay

  • Sometimes the humorous term “nine fives” (55.5555555%) is used to contrast with “five nines” (99.999%),[18][19][20] though this is not an actual goal….

    Maybe Microsoft misunderstood the assignment, and thought this was a goal. At their current rate, it’s certainly more achievable than the more traditional “five nines”.

    As an aside, I love how the following is preferences as “casual”, and then the author starts arguing semantics:

    Similarly, percentages ending in a 5 have conventional names, traditionally the number of nines, then “five”, so 99.95% is “three nines five”, abbreviated 3N5.[13][14] This is casually referred to as “three and a half nines”,[15] but this is incorrect….





  • I wish I could feature comments. As someone who is still going through burnout recovery, what you and @UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world are saying are both true and important for people to realize.

    The only thing I would like to add is that recovery can and will take a very long time, and people need to allow themselves patience and grace during this process.

    Therapy helps, and even if you can’t afford it, ask your therapist of choice if they have a sliding scale rate. This is a rate they charge based on what you can afford. It doesn’t cost anything to at least ask.