oh, absolutely. Friendliness is not unwelcome.
But given the choice of dealing with someone who is competent but unfriendly, or incompetent and friendly, I would take the former over the latter 10 times out of 10
oh, absolutely. Friendliness is not unwelcome.
But given the choice of dealing with someone who is competent but unfriendly, or incompetent and friendly, I would take the former over the latter 10 times out of 10
A paypal alternative needs to be accepted in most places for it to be viable.
Basically the only thing that meets that criteria is a credit card. And even then, you’re almost limited to Visa and MasterCard as the others aren’t always accepted.
I want to assume the expertise and competency of every person I interact with. Especially in the service industry. The best service I get is terse, direct, and professional
I don’t understand why more people aren’t like this. When I am interacting with someone who is at work, the trait I want to see the most is knowledgeable, not friendly.
If I’m dealing with you in a professional capacity it’s because I have something I need from you. I’m looking for a result, not a conversation. And if my dumb ass is wrong about something then I want to be told why. That will force me to question my assumptions and possibly save me from mistakes in the future.
Thinking about dinner at 4pm
More like “forgot that dinner was supposed to happen and now I’m so hungry I’m nauseous”
Likes compliments
More like “Do not perceive me. I don’t want a social interaction where I am the subject of conversation”
Hates packing
More like “has a pre-made travel bag containing everything so all I need to arrange is a few changes of clothes”
Barks when agitated
More like “Tries to remove oneself from the situation as silently as possible”
Dislikes changes to routine
More like “Routine becomes stale and I no longer receive the good chemicals for completing tasks”
Naps often
More like “Naps never as naps turn into sleepless nights and bad mornings”
I mean, If I were to try that at my age, the feeling the next day would not be dissimilar from a hangover
Personally I prefer the original, but neither show is bad.
Watch the one you think you’ll like more
This is the problem with most dietary restrictions, be it vegan, celiac, or keto.
You can always just make it yourself, but that’s not what people are looking for. The convenience of going to the store and just buying a loaf of bread is nice. Making it yourself will never be that easy.
“Pokemon go to the polls”
Because he’s American
These ripping tools can be used to convert YouTube music videos into MP3s for example. This is seen as a major problem by the music industry, which has and is taking legal steps in response.
You used to be able to record radio or TV broadcasts with zero consequence. The DMCA, from it’s inception through to it’s implementation has caused nothing but problems if you aren’t a studio executive
Reaction youtube is the lowest common denominator for stuff like this, but if this ruling succeeds, that will be a pretty big problem for the ecosystem as a whole.
Setting a precedent where it is punishable to show part of another video in your own without getting permission for it will make the platform far more restrictive, especially for content that offers valuable critique. Having to actually argue fair use for publicly available content is a step backwards for everyone, even if it means there will be less low-value content out there.
Khaal took Armageddon out of his commander deck.
Slayers and Reboot
Dazed and Confused was a movie in the 90s about teenage life in the 70s.
If they made that movie today, it would take place around 2007.
With how open AI agents are to suggestion, it might be possible to make good money if it’s possible to negotiate
The fact that this is even being treated as a debate is insane. Asking a foreign government to bankroll your political movement is already highly suspect. Asking a foreign government to bankroll your separatist movement is beyond the pale.
Even the sex bots find you repulsive.
This should be a sign that maybe you’re looking at a situation from the wrong side.