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#avali #vrchat #spirivali

Don't pack so much. Hauling around 50lbs all the time will do that to you.

Where and what time?

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Most people, yes. Especially the people who are born into wealth and status. Those of us who earned our wealth and status get big mad at poor people who don't make attempts to be less poor.

Tell them to stop looking for jobs in the tech industry.

Fancy ourselves a joker, do we?

I don't want to hear them complaining in May about how they did not get good grades or how the education system is broken. It's not broken. You just refuse to stay in class and actually learn things

#Pokedex # 684 #Swirlix!

I don't always have the energy to draw multiple, maybe it was a #sugar rush? This #sweet #Pokemon makes me so happy to look at!

#sketch #drawing #ink #hatching #traditionalart #fairy #pink #cartoon #cute

In the world of the rich and famous, rimless or thin-rimmed glasses are seen as "cheap" and "not well made". You look like someone who works at the Geek Squad desk or as an Apple Genius, not as someone of status or quality.

In very formal, high-stakes professional settings like a corporate board room, a court room, or other professional and formal environments, clear plastic or light-colored frames are "loud" and are often seen as "not appropriate" for those settings. Black is the universal color of formality.

In the world of the rich and famous, "fast fashion" and "constantly changing trends" are seen as the poor person's lifestyle. Most rich people don't chase "the next big thing". They stick with the "if you know you know" stuff

Most people who buy Ray-Ban or Oakley glasses are upper class people or tech bros.

Many manufacturers like Ray-Ban offer clear or transparent plastic frames. They just don't sell very well because the intended audience for Ray-Ban glasses doesn't buy that color.

Plus, rimless or thin-rimmed glasses are out of the question for people with strong prescriptions (diopters above 3.0, mine are at least 7) because most eyeglass makers won't use rimless or thin-rimmed glasses for high strength eye prescriptions

The problem with thin-rimmed or rimless glasses is they break easily and do not have much in the way of durability. In blue collar jobs, they are a liability. Thick and chunky glasses are much better for those who do blue collar jobs

#Pokedex # 255 #Torchic!

Gen 3's #chicken nugget #starter! Very spicy! I love this #fire #Pokemon because of how cute it is!

#sketch #drawing #cartoon #art #traditionalart #hatching #ink #doodle

I am not moving away from "big oil" until the cost of green energy gets lower. People may think solar is cheaper but they never talk about the price of the battery storage solution, which often requires paying in full and for a large middle class suburban home, the battery costs more than $10,000

My point is that there are going to be a lot of people who confuse the normal luddite version of the Ray-Ban New Wayfarer glasses with the AI version and not bother to take the time to learn the difference. It is going to lead to a lot of false accusations and chaos.

There are going to be so many people who confuse the luddite version of the Ray-Ban New Wayfarer glasses with the AI version and that will end with a lot of false accusations and a lot of pissed off people.

The normal luddite version of the Ray-Ban New Wayfarer glasses are a classic symbol of wealth and status.

Let me ask you this: why do you need the AI camera version of the Ray-Ban Wayfarer glasses if the normal Ray-Ban New Wayfarer glasses are good enough?

Bollards work better. Flexposts are shit

Mice or rats?

"Most gamers can't tell the difference in audio quality anyway so there's no point in making it better"

The target audience in video games? Pah. Most video gamers in general, care more about the eye candy than the ear candy. They want realistic graphics but don't care if the audio quality sucks

Yeah, we do. Good people value and respect privacy.

I'm not worried about the economy. I have no need to be worried.