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lol they banned me for misinformation for calling theirs out. Deleted all the comments to control the dialogue as well.

Said I had proof during another exchange (they started) but the comments are deleted, admin came (yay I kinda thought) said the logs are public. Asked the mod (stamets) to show the deleted comments and the admin to show the log, or atleast how to access it, and banned again.

This place is worse than Reddit for this shit right now, you have an admin lying and hiding stuff for a mod, one they put as moderator for a bunch of communities. Thats not fishy or anything……

I would love to see this “public mod log” because their doesn’t seem to be a way to see (ALL) deleted comments on the current one.

I fully expect another ban for this, for no other reason than Stamets is a thin skinned mod who doesn’t have the emotional capability to mod, and antagonizes Lemmy users and uses their mod powers (abuse) to hide it. Its a fucking shame really, admins are letting it happen too, excusing it in a lot of cases.

Pointing out their follies in their logic is being a dick? How are they supposed to get perspective if everyone just ignores the elephant in the room? Gotta deal with the root of the issue before even addressing what goes forward. Even without the test they likely wouldn’t be hired if this is their attitude. Being a veteran means nothing to 99% of jobs, and if it’s not relevant they aren’t gonna ask follow up questions. Literally that simple.

Buddy wants a handout since they are a veteran and are saying they are better than other people just for that single reason.

What does being a veteran have to do with most jobs? If it doesn’t matter for the job, why would they need to ask questions?

Sounds like you just want/need a handout since you are a veteran, life doesn’t work that way, plenty of other people paid their way to get their degrees instead of being paid by the government to get one as well. So what makes you deserve the job more?

Some people are really good at memorizing and doing tests, but have zero ability to put that information to work. These tests weed those people out.

But society says normal people aren’t supposed to be engrossed by their phones.

I replay that game every couple of years, one of my all time favorites. My brother still had the cartridge.

Now I’m gonna need to play when I get back home, thanks stranger!

That’s a placebo affect. Most generics are stuff that don’t meet the standards of the name brand, but is still fine to sell. Kind of a form of downcycling.

Marks or any cobbler will have those.

So glad we still have a few of those kicking around in our city, but they just can’t compete unfortunately.

I try supporting local, but I’m not spending 25% more just to do that.

I am trying to understand, why are they saying toast when it’s not toasted? If it’s crispy enough to be called toast, turn it down some more.

I’ve never had a toaster that couldn’t put out warm not crispy bread. So yeah it’s confusing that someone would need to use a microwave for what a toaster is designed for.

If it’s crispy you’re just toasting it too much, sorry. It’s not toasted, it’s warmed by a toaster,

Just toast it less? Even a minute will ehat it enough to melt butter but not very crisp.

I’m not joking when I say I had to study trees in school, I’m a carpenter, they did teach you a bunch of stuff about species of trees and how they grow.

Digging all the little details, of course I could have just looked it up, but engagement!

Wouldn’t be very good if they kept a plot of dead oak trees.

I’m more into space, but I’ll put it on the list…

That makes sense, appreciate the answer. I’ve just always heard it as “sea-worthy” before, afloat in that sense is a little weird.

I feel like the term afloat is used because it not safe to take out in open water?

Maybe it is a regional thing. I’m in Canada, so colder weather, almost every small town of 10,000+ has some form of “inside” mall.

They still exist in most towns and cities, and if not a mall, a strip mall usually has some inside portion. Smaller with less options, but still fits the bill.