RoabeArt [he/him]

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Cake day: October 13th, 2020

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  • RoabeArt [he/him]@hexbear.nettourbanism@hexbear.netMaine
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    25 days ago

    “This bridge can’t accommodate your ridiculous treat-truck and we will fine you if you break it.”

    Pickup owners: “tHiS iS a ScAm”

    I bet these same people post comments like “fuck around, find out” and “should have listened” on videos of people getting shot by the cops for not following their orders one hundred percent.




  • The R-slur was considered offensive even when I went to school in the early 90s. I distinctly remember kids getting into trouble when caught saying it, especially if it was directed at kids in the special education classes.

    By the 2000s I feel like the lid had more or less been put on those kinds of slurs. But in the last 10 years or so they’ve made a comeback in spite of chuds claiming that they’re being “censored” now, and that the 90s were like some bastion of freeze peach.





  • RoabeArt [he/him]@hexbear.nettomemes@hexbear.netwhat could have been
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    1 month ago

    A few years ago the grocery I worked for got rid of their inventory scan guns that ran on Windows CE and used TinyTERM. They were rugged as shit and it was impossible to lose your progress if you took the scanner into a WiFi dead zone somewhere in the bowels of the stockroom. Then at some point they switched to these shitty Android-based ones where everything is done on a web browser. You needed to be extra cautious to make sure it was actually communicating with the WiFi and remote server, or else whatever you’re scanning would not get counted/ordered.



  • RoabeArt [he/him]@hexbear.nettoComics@lemmy.mlHobbies under capitalism
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    1 month ago

    Any time I talk about my hobbies, I get told that I have too much free time on my hands, and/or that I should turn said hobbies into a job/business.

    It’s like people are so capitalism-brained that they can’t fathom someone having a passion for the sake of the passion itself, and not making a commodity out of it.

    Also the phrase “you have too much free time on your hands” as a backhanded insult. People seem to abhor the idea of someone spending their time doing things for themselves instead of working. Or am I reading too much into that?