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@notplants Would you object if I made stickers with this (or a replica) on? I need them.

aw these would make great stickers. I got the image from a friend from scuttlebutt, and they said it’s also of unknown provenance after some research into where it came from. so imo it is a Meme(TM) now, and would be fine to turn into a sticker

@notplants 500 boosts 👀 that's the most viral thing I've seen on mastodon

@notplants HaHaHa, been there.

My hydroponic spices failure, gardening defeat to nature and "change the world" volunteering burnout

@njsg @notplants I remember being a teenager trying to type something in Microsoft office and not knowing how to close that stupid clippy thing.

@notplants @kirtai If they're intractable then no matter the approach it won't work, so whether you do it with technology (for fun) or not amounts to the same in practical outcomes.

@notplants 👍 it's well worth the time to study the dark triad personality traits. Great Psychologists on Youtube would be the likes of Dr. Les Carter, Richard Grannon, or Sam Vaknin. Psych2Go is a great channel as well.

It's also worth making sure one doesn't suffer from so-called "Nice-guy syndrome", which many an Open Source geek can fall prey to. youtube.com/watch?v=AG39mtnvcV

@notplants I submit they have been largely intractable -because- people keep trying to "solve" them with technologies funded by the people primarily responsible for keeping them entrenched.

@notplants i learned early on as an IT manager in a large company to not try and solve people problems with technology (mostly it was junior managers not wanting to actually manage).

@notplants oh, i needed this when someone complained that internet technology was broken with the symptom being that people online can be assholes and then flamed me when i suggested that maybe the people, not the technology, was to blame.