• palordrolap
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    281 month ago

    Facebook though? In today’s climate, Nemi would hate that. Well, secretly she’d be in too deep to delete it, but she’d really want to… which might actually be what’s going on with the artist, come to think of it.

      • kamenLady.
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        131 month ago

        Yeah and another asshole design example on Facebook:

        Why leave a close “X” on the top right part of the modal, but without function. You can click as often as you like, the modal never closes.

        • @Lost_My_Mind
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          31 month ago

          Everytime you click it, you rub Mark Zuckerburg’s nipples.

        • @toynbee
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          I live in a rural area and, while there are a few local restaurants, almost all of the few that have a web presence have it exclusively on Facebook with their menus hidden behind this. Other sites have archived menus, but they’re all outdated.

          I don’t order from most local restaurants.

    • @EfreetSKOP
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      Yeah :( As @dunz said, I always try to find the original source but apparently Nemi’s source is their Facebook. And thanks to fantastic Facebook design it’s virtually impossible to find it there

    • @Scott_of_the_Arctic
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      81 month ago

      Everything in Norway is very heavily tied to Facebook. It’s exhausting. Actually everything is run by large companies generally.

      • @Lost_My_Mind
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        31 month ago

        I would say Norway sounds awful, but I live in America, and America is awful.

        Earth is awful, guys! HOW is this the only choice for planets???

        • @Scott_of_the_Arctic
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          31 month ago

          Earth is a wonderful planet. We are the problem. Lofoten is largely considered one of the most beautiful places in the world, and its full of trash and human feces left by Instagram tourists. We are a broken species.

      • @Evotech
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        21 month ago

        Except the one thing that Americans use it for, the marketplace.

          • @Evotech
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            21 month ago

            It’s not quite as faceless

  • @CarbonatedPastaSauce
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    111 month ago

    I once opened a bag of Lay’s, ate one chip, and put the rest away, just because I’m a contrarian.

      • @CarbonatedPastaSauce
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        31 month ago

        I absolutely did. Swear to the potato gods and cross my heart.

        You don’t know me. I will absolutely shoot myself in the foot just to prove a point. 😜

        • @toynbee
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          31 month ago

          It’s entirely possible that they were engaging with the “contrarian” bit.

            • @toynbee
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              31 month ago

              If someone refers to you as contrarian and you consistently go along with it, doesn’t that make you agreeable?

              If you say “no” to this question, I think it supports my point, but I’m not sure anymore.

                • @toynbee
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                  31 month ago

                  Apparently I forget that I posted something within six minutes, because seeing this in my inbox was rather surprising until I remembered the context.

    • @Delphia
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      71 month ago

      As someone who tracks their calories and macros and all that shit, those little single serve packets for kids are a savior.

      I still get to have pringles and chips, but theres an element of shame in going for multiple bags.

    • @[email protected]
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      This one’s out of left field but mine is Aldi’s speculoos cookies man. I have to stock up during the holidays when they sell them. If I’m high I will go through an entire package in one sitting.