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[–] lackthought 3 points 2 years ago

thanks for the heads up, loading it now!!

[–] lackthought 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

thanks for sharing these articles!

[–] lackthought 10 points 2 years ago (3 children)

man, so many old school internet references will go unnoticed on lemmy :(

holds up spork

[–] lackthought 5 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Nice article!

Looks like the author has a lot of similar articles written, gonna save this page for later:

https://substack.com/@abortretryfail

[–] lackthought 2 points 2 years ago

operation switched to HYPE mode

[–] lackthought 4 points 2 years ago (1 children)

what is proper cross-posting etiquette

if you want to cross-post the same exact image to a different community there should be a link at the top of this post to cross-post (if using the desktop web ui), it sorta looks like a copy icon

but if you wanted to use a new photo then I think just creating a new post over there is probably easiest

I've gone ahead and subscribed to that other community, hopefully it gains some traction. I enjoy seeing old finds from yard sales, etc

[–] lackthought 6 points 2 years ago (3 children)

the only general community I could find while searching is this one, but it appears to be completely empty

!vintage@lemmy.world

kinda surprised there isn't a generic vintage type community, maybe there is one out there somewhere!

[–] lackthought 1 points 2 years ago

ha, I used to go the grocery store specifically to read entire magazines

[–] lackthought 9 points 2 years ago (4 children)

just ordered a nice OTA antenna so I can watch my local channels, anything else needed will be purchased for exactly 1 month and then cancelled

I've also started looking at smaller streaming services like CuriosityStream and MagellanTV cause I'm more interested in documentaries and such instead of the latest weekly tv dramas

[–] lackthought 2 points 2 years ago

was probably planned from the start

TMNT is one of those franchises where they can make comics/tv/movies/merchandise all at the same time for cross-promotion, like the movie that just came out (even if it isn't directly related to The Last Ronin)

I've been meaning to read the comic so I guess I'll move it higher up on my reading list now

[–] lackthought 12 points 2 years ago (1 children)

poor management all around, grasping at short term solutions because they can't see past the next quarterly financial reports

our company actually closed several offices due to low in-person turnout after the pandemic started to ease up, and they said they would just sub-lease out the buildings to recuperate money

those of us in the office cities are now fully remote

[–] lackthought 13 points 2 years ago

yep

I’ll take my lower salary to sit in my home office with central air

I wouldn’t last a day as a driver with their expectations and the need to move/lift heavy packages in the heat

 

I had not played Diablo at the time so this game was my introduction to the genre

It was only $10 brand new which was awesome for a poor kid like myself

 

I recently requested and was approved to have a new community created on the programming.dev instance called Software Testing

This is a community for people who would like to discuss, learn, or ask questions on software testing

Unit, Integration, Functional, Automation - all the fun stuff!

QA, Devs, POs, or anyone at all are welcome!

Software Testing

!software_testing@programming.dev

https://programming.dev/c/software_testing

 

Learn the benefits of software testing, and its role in continuous delivery.

Software testing is an organizational process within software development in which business-critical software is verified for correctness, quality, and performance. Software testing is used to ensure that expected business systems and product features behave correctly as expected

 

is anyone else having federation issues for kbin 'magazines'?

I've been subscribed to m/mma for a month and posts/comments do not come over to lemmy in a timely manner (or at all in some cases)

I'm not sure if the issue is on the lemmy side or the kbin side so I don't even know where to check or submit an issue

 

took a gander around and didn't see anything at first glance

I'm not sure how much activity there would be, but it'd be neat to have imo

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7 Problems Y2K Actually Caused (www.mentalfloss.com)
submitted 2 years ago by lackthought to c/retronet
 

was anyone else disappointed that planes were not literally falling out of the sky on Y2K?

anyway, here are some real world examples of actual problems that did occur

I did like the Leonard Nimoy video with experts attempting to rate how bad things were going to be :)

and of course the Y2K survival kit commercial was unintentionally hilarious with the shattered glass and sirens going off in the background

did anyone here have to deal with issues caused by Y2K, or spend time preparing systems beforehand?

 

I know a Mastodon user can create a new post by mentioning a Lemmy community, but I believe it is just a text post

Here was an example I found of this:
https://lemmy.world/post/82145

Does anyone know if it is possible to create a post in Lemmy via Mastodon that is a link to somewhere else such as a website?

I suppose I could just put the link in the body of the text post but a direct link would be cool, if possible

 

SkiFree is the standalone version of the game originally included as a part of the Microsoft Entertainment Pack 3 (1991) for Windows 3.x, and later made available separately for Windows 3.x. It was then re-compiled for 32-bit Windows systems when the author found back the source code and released it for free through his website.

The skier can be steered using the keyboard or the mouse. It is also possible to jump, but the biggest ones are achieved with the help of rocks, bumps and rainbow-coloured pads. After the finish, the skier can move on until he is caught by the abominable snow monster. There are various obstacles, such as trees, snowboarders, rocks and more.

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Web Design Museum (www.webdesignmuseum.org)
submitted 2 years ago by lackthought to c/retronet
 

Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of websites that chronicle forgotten trends in web design from its beginnings in the 1990s to the mid-00s

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