Relatable (lemmy.world)
im so funny (pawb.social)
Debian based distro (lemmy.ml)
Me whenever I see someone link to Reddit instead of copying and pasting the info into the body of a Lemmy post. (startrek.website)
Consider this my final lesson.
One giant leap (lemmy.world)
Whenever I see new content on Lemmy (lemmy.world)
We have reached peak archaeology. (mander.xyz)
Former Sims lead says men would lie about how they played during focus groups: 'Actually, what you did is you redecorated that bathroom' (www.pcgamer.com)
Amtrak - Community for the national passenger rail provider of the United States (lemmy.world)
/c/amtrak@lemmy.world...
You didn't bought it you rented it! (lemmy.world)
I hate that everything now is a subscription service instead of buying it and do whatever you want.
This man single handedly keeps most of the news communities active
https://i.imgur.com/guWhkS8.jpg
You were right, Carl (lemmy.world)
sweetcorn curry with butter chicken and rice (lemmy.world)
100% Hand Drawn (lemmy.ml)
All credits go to former Reddit user u/Err404UNameNotFound...
LENNNYYY!! LENNNNYYYY?!!!! (lemmy.ml)
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On the first viewing of "Unnatural Selection" (TNG 2.7), are we supposed to believe Dr. Pulaski can really die?
One of the biggest difficulties of most episodic dramas, including the various Star Trek series, is that putting main characters in danger is seldom believable. It’s such a common syndrome that it’s even a pop culture trope: plot armor. Watching the early second-season episode “Unnatural Selection,” in which Dr. Pulaski...
When you work in psychiatry and just accidently see through people sometimes?
cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/2701716...
I have very important news (sh.itjust.works)
So, Neuralink got FDA approval for human trials, and a certain fanbase is VERY excited about that (lemmy.ml)
Commodification of everything you think off Past/Present/Future....
well well (lemmy.world)
Castillo de Coca, Segovia, Castile and León, Spain (i.imgur.com)
www.castillodecoca.com...
Are you working "on the go"? (tim.kicker.dev)
Since the lockdown, many companies allowed their employees to stay at home. Many of them even working while traveling. Are you one of them? And would it be something for you?
'Cancer-killing pill' that appears to 'annihilate' solid tumours is now being tested on humans (news.sky.com)
