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blotz, in Dampened Spirit
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Awww I wish I could cheer up the ghost

logicbomb, in Shanti

My first project out of college was canceled after a year of hard work. Nothing to do with me or my team. Just the company decided not to do it anymore.

I’ve found that the solution is just not to think about these sorts of things.

The day-to-day work is often rewarding enough, and you’re getting paid because somebody wants you to do it. Make sure that you raise your concerns occasionally, but the rest of the time, just enjoy the daily grind. If you let this stuff bother you, you’ll burn out.

beebers, in Agreed... How about a Q? [ExtraFabulous Comics]
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Good thing the hangman has X’s for eyes, otherwise, you know…

UnculturedSwine, in You will pay for this [Salo Comics]

I totally kiss my SO like that.

usualsuspect191, in Until the day you die [Danby Draws]

Cute, got a little chuckle out of me.

Now to be pedantic: I’m sure music existed long before instruments, and maybe even before language.

Player2,

Just look at birds

Deceptichum,
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I'd have thought listening to them would be more helpful?

TheGreenGolem,

Ooh, the old Lemmy switcheroo.

usualsuspect191,

Birds are interesting in that what we’re hearing as music is their language

NewAgeOldPerson,

Or Southern Italians.

VentraSqwal, in "Poltergeist" by Sarah's Scribbles

It’s so cute!

Commiunism, in "Purpose" by PoorlyDrawnLines

Me, suddenly having an urge to learn Shogi one day

flango,

Go for it!!

creditCrazy, in elders
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There’s something oddly wholesome about this comic.

RIP_Cheems, in [Alzwards Corner] With these powers combined...
@RIP_Cheems@lemmy.world avatar

NO, NO YOU CREATED A FURRY!!!

key, in At the fast food
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“draw nude” heh

Viking_Hippie,

That’s ONE way to advertise your commissions business in a comic, I guess!

Theharpyeagle, in elders

Old laptops also make for great servers and hobby computers. If you don’t need the form factor of a pi or mini pc, throw Debian or whatever on an old laptop and play away! I’ve got jellyfin, my DNS, reverse proxy and an octoprint server running on mine. It’s the little heart of our network.

MystikIncarnate,

And, if it hasn’t gone bad, the unit has a built in UPS!

Theharpyeagle,

I was thinking about adding that, but I also don’t want anyone blaming their localized fireworks display on me if it does go bad.

MystikIncarnate,

IMO, one of the biggest risks of using a laptop as a server or some type of utility system is that you may not look at it regularly enough to see if the battery has a problem.

Go look at your hardware folks. Just stare at it for a few minutes every few months or more frequently. See if anything looks strange or different about it.

Crack0n7uesday, in [Alzwards Corner] Nature is Amazing

I got bitten by a brown recluse like ten years ago (different spider I know, but also very poisonous), I still have a scar that fills up with nasty ass puss every few years. Yes, I have seen a doctor about this and they said deal with it, some people have to get limbs amputated over shit like that.

RealFknNito,
@RealFknNito@lemmy.world avatar

If I had a doctor tell me “Deal with it” or “There’s nothing we can do” I think I’d go Karen mode.

Sir it’s your fucking job to assist me with this.

Senshi,

I mean, he did. Such poison damage is a bit similar to bad chemical or fire damage, except it often affects deeper tissue stronger and can “hide” behind a relatively healthy surface skin.

The damaged deep tissue has died and turned to slush from the poison, which the body needs to dispose of and then rebuild from scratch. However, with large damage in the deep tissue, which is where skin repair should originate from, this is often impossible to achieve perfectly. So you often get enclosed pockets of “weird/wrong” tissue that has no proper drainage to the outside or inside to the lymphatic system. So occasionally, bacteria or viruses crawl in and fester. The bad circulation due to the previous damage means the immune system has a hard time fighting it, which usually leads to it cordoning off the area, forming a so called abscess. If this abscess can then be properly drained to the surface and sterilized(!), this can keep it calm for very long times and is comparably easy to manage and monitor.

And there is no good alternative. You can try and remove all the damaged tissue, which has the unpleasant side effect of having the surgeons carve a huge hole in you. Which the body again will have to try and repair, including massive scarification, possible los if function is nerves and/or muscle tissue is lost and a very high risk of formation of more abscess-prone internal scar tissue. If there’s no way to deal with the occasional infections in a hygienic manner, there’s a high risk of abscesses draining internally sooner or later. This almost always leads to intense sepsis, which is very often lethal after mere days.

Which is why the usual alternative to large-scale deep tissue damage is called amputation, even today and with all the crazy medical advances we have.

RealFknNito,
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I suppose I would have been the one to take the ‘carve’ method, removing the damaged tissue and having new skin grafted on. If the doctor presented that as an option and it was refused, then that’s fair, but as someone who has damaged lymph nodes from an infection I’m keenly aware of the misery a chronic condition can cause with no real long-lasting solution. Yet I still was given treatment options and medication which I’d expect as standard practice.

Crack0n7uesday, (edited )

If it was a scar on my face I might have gone the plastic surgery route and got it fixed, but it was somewhere where the sun don’t shine so I took the “just live with it” option. Cosmetic surgery is still an option, just not really worth it to me, the only people that will ever see it would be sexual partners and it’s not so bad that someone would see me naked and be like “that’s a deal breaker”. Most people don’t even notice it unless I tell them. It’s on my upper thigh so like for the first week or so when it was swollen and my balls rubbed up against it, it hurt like a bitch, but after that it was just whatever.

KeenFlame,

But have you got revenge, or did you forgive her or is this an ongoing rivalry, you should at least confront her about what she did

moshtradamus666, in Sea Clown

That got scarier every panel

LemmyIsFantastic, in Freedom

Homie is about to get a visit from the mouses lawyers.

problematicPanther, in Freedom
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gawrsh

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