CafecitoHippo
@CafecitoHippo@lemm.ee
- Comment on A completely useful compulsion I have. 1 week ago:
Then you don’t have teenagers that are taking eggs from the carton to make scrambled eggs at 10pm. They happen to put the eggs back in correctly because they need the sturdy side to handle them. I don’t need to teach them fractal patterns to take eggs out.
- Comment on A completely useful compulsion I have. 1 week ago:
Or you just put the heavy end facing the door of the refrigerator so you always are picking up the heavy end and not the empty end.
- Comment on The Circle of iLife 2 weeks ago:
Both have their pros and cons. I miss my Westone 1 IEMs that I had back in college. My buddy’s dog chewed them up. They were comfortable and super light, had great sound quality, a cord that wasn’t obnoxious. Not having a cord is great though too especially when I’m working. Multipoint connection is great too. I can be listening to stuff on my phone with it in my pocket, no cable getting in the way, and when I get a call on Teams, my Pixel Buds just switch over to the computer.
- Comment on fuck this asshole 2 months ago:
I’m certainly not. And I decided that election night was going to be the day I got sober so that’s fun. 120 days of no booze!
- Comment on Enshittification only hurts product itself, not users. 5 months ago:
Thanks. I was legitimately confused by Minecraft because I never saw anything negative added to Java edition but I’ve never played Bedrock. Minecraft keeps pumping out free content updates so they seem like a good example of what to do for a company.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
But every sector has been ravaged by the stock market changes.
You just don’t know what you’re talking about. The S&P 500 is up like 25% over the same period. You’re just buying into specific sectors. Don’t do that. Buy market index funds or target date funds and stop trying to actively manage your retirement account. Also, you haven’t lost anything in value because you haven’t realized the losses by cashing out. It’s better for you currently if things are a lower price because you’re buying them at a discount.
- Comment on Dinner time 6 months ago:
If that’s Saddam Who’s Sane, where Saddam Who’s Insane?
- Comment on Shrinkage 6 months ago:
A great use of plastic…
- Comment on Thanks AT&T! 1 year ago:
We finally got a viable replacement for Comcast internet. I changed the moment I was able to and couldn’t be happier. 1.2Gbps symmetrical connection for $85 a month. That plus YouTube TV is $70 cheaper than what I was paying Comcast for their garbage service that had constant outages. Before, the only options were mobile internet or Verizon DSL.
- Comment on This toilet paper at my work 1 year ago:
Just one? I got a 2 pack for $40. They’ve been installed since March with zero issues. And single ply works just fine at home because I don’t feel like completely wrecking the plumbing in our house built in 1936. If you really have a problem with single ply, might I suggest you re-evaluate how well you’re washing your hands?
- Comment on This toilet paper at my work 1 year ago:
I buy single ply for home and use more of it but that’s the beauty of it. Buying something like Cottonelle is going to be miserable on the pipes at home. You can use more single ply but because it isn’t meant to be used like a paper towel, you can still flush it and trust it to break down appropriately. We have bidets installed on all the toilets too.
- Comment on Would you work for a corporation that you oppose ideologically, if the pay is good? 1 year ago:
I have worked for the last 6.5 years at a faith based credit union despite being an atheist. All of our meetings start with a prayer. They have been good up until recently where we’ve done more and more investment real estate lending and that doesn’t sit well with me with our housing crisis in the US. Have a 3rd interview with a regional bank to move to more C&I and CRE loans instead of single family homes. I know they are still involved in it but I’m not going to be the one writing loans on investment properties. They also do a lot of affordable housing lending and community reinvestment in distressed areas.
- Comment on FOUR whole parking spots 1 year ago:
I would 100% park right next to his driver door