That’s what she said…
Malfeasant@lemmy.world
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Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•‘The vehicle suddenly accelerated with our baby in it’: the terrifying truth about why Tesla’s cars keep crashingEnglish1·8 hours agoI’m sure it depends on the implementation… I turned it off on my Kia Sorento after it tried to follow the seams in the concrete instead of the lane markings, I had to fight it quite hard.
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Having the ability to lie and manipulate with no remorse will get you much further in this world than having morals and being correct5·3 days agoLearning this from my (soon-to-be-ex-) wife right now…
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL road fatalities per 100,000 people vary widely between major US States, Australian States and Canadian ProvincesEnglish2·4 days agoMassholes are aggressive, but not necessarily bad drivers. New Jersey, on the other hand…
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto Games@lemmy.world•Young men are 'playing videogames all day' instead of getting jobs because they can mooch off of free healthcare, claims congressmanEnglish3·7 days agoWhere does a young man get this free health care? I’m not young anymore, but for free health care I can pretend to be…
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto News@lemmy.world•Zohran Mamdani says 'I don't think we should have billionaires'1·8 days agoIf you always expect the worst, you’ll never be disappointed.
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.world•KDE Plasma Remains Committed To A Wayland Future: 70%+ Already On WaylandEnglish1·11 days agoArch is known for upgrades breaking things, which is easy enough to fix if you know the right incantation, but no beginner is going to guess that correctly, so they post to a forum, and are met with a general condescending attitude, usually several replies that amount to “if you had read the upgrade guide, you’d know what to do.” Of course when googling, you’re much more likely to find the general upgrade instructions, rather than this week’s specific upgrade guide with the known pitfalls and their fixes…
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto politics @lemmy.world•Republican lawmaker nearly died amid new Florida abortion laws – but blames the left2·11 days agoYou misunderstood. I meant if it were not a white person, there wouldn’t be a story.
The first rule of tautology club is the first rule of tautology club.
Beats “cut it 3 times and it’s still too short” as my uncle said to me too many times… Along with “you hammer like old people fuck”
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.world•KDE Plasma Remains Committed To A Wayland Future: 70%+ Already On WaylandEnglish2·15 days agoThe other group takes it as a personal insult if you’re having problems in linux that you don’t know how to solve
Also known as Arch users.
Malfeasant@lemmy.worldto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Have you ever successfully plotted revenge? Why? And was it worth it?16·18 days agoI don’t know if this qualifies as revenge, or just justice, but it’s a good story, so I’ll tell it.
For background - I live in the Phoenix area, so in the summer, air conditioning is not a luxury, it’s a necessity.
Shady a/c tech put far too much freon in my system, charged me $500 for it, then every time the compressor turned on, it shook the house… The goal, I believe, was to ruin my old unit (a compressor will fail catastrophically if it pulls in liquid rather than gas) so they could sell me a new one for ~$8k. Overnight I went from knowing next to nothing about air conditioning to knowing enough to not take their shit… Gave the company the chance to make it right, but they doubled down, continued to say it was just because my system was old.
So I called another company - they found it was in fact massively overcharged, I had to pay ~$200 to have the excess freon removed (which, coincidentally was about what it should have cost to fix it properly in the first place).
Then I talked to my credit union to see if I could do a chargeback- I had used my debit card to pay the shady company. At first they were reluctant to take it on, since it wasn’t the typical fraud case, they said it would be very difficult to prove- but because I had done the research and had everything laid out for them, they started the process. There was some back and forth, my offense was all technical with sources cited, the company’s defense amounted to “we have x satisfied customers and have been in business for y years”… at one point the owner of the company called me, talked shit about me spending “a few minutes on the internet” and thinking I was an expert, and threatened to take me to court- I said “go ahead, then this will all be public record.” He didn’t sue me. I won the chargeback and never heard from the company or the owner again.
approach them the way you would feel comfortable being approached
I would feel comfortable with a woman walking up to me and saying, “hi, let’s fuck” so I don’t think your advice is very good.
Then she cheats on me with a dude I don’t know the name of (except I’ve unfortunately seen his dick)
This seems like it could be an interesting story, do you mind sharing?
For some… solidarity? Doesn’t seem like the right word but whatever… I know the name of the guy my wife cheated on me with - he’s our son’s best friend’s dad.
Doing nothing definitely won’t get you anywhere.
Not necessarily true, I’ve never been conventionally attractive, but I’ve had women approach me multiple times, in fact all but one (out of… 6 I guess) of my long term relationships were initiated by the woman… Of course that was when I was young, now I’m 50 and going through a divorce, I’m not holding my breath…
That’s what I thought about my wife… We worked together, I wasn’t looking for a relationship, in fact had just come out of a bad one and intended to be single for a while, but she was persistent in putting herself close to me, and while she didn’t exactly “ask me out” she did push me into situations that very much resembled dates… After about a year we moved in together, then another year we were married… 19 years and 2 kids later, she started up a relationship with another guy in much the same way, but I was preoccupied with health problems so didn’t notice for a couple months. When I did start to notice, she told me I was crazy, ridiculous, a few other not nice things, said he was “just a friend” or “nice to talk to”… But that she wanted a divorce because she had been unhappy for pretty much our entire marriage. I ended up having to talk to the other guy (because of course it was someone we both knew, our son’s best friend’s dad in fact) to get confirmation, and found out just how long it had been going on. He said she had told him we had been separated for “a while” but still living together for the sake of the kids. When I said that wasn’t true, he seemed genuinely distressed and apologized pretty convincingly, and said he was going to break it off… of course I can’t be sure he was being honest either… Holy traumadump, batman…
Still, it works well for “normies”…