Is this Tron: Ares?

I thought “Violent Night” was a pretty fun movie

100% accurate. I’ve had coworkers say things to others rudely for no reason, get spoken to by the big bosses, and then somehow make the person they said it to the bad guy… People don’t actually grow up, they just become old children.

Working for walmart i once put in my two weeks to my Assistant Manager who then said “are you serious?” And my final response was “i can make today my last day.”

And then walked out of the office to never return again.

Put it on the bucket list 😜

Hey, i am commenting here because it’s for OP… how did they get that chick flair? 🤔

Damn, i never knew that.

-nudges your screen every 30 seconds-

I’m sorry but do you grammar?

I tried using Cursor IDE and Claude Sonnet 4 to make an extension for Blender, and it keeps getting to the exact same point (super basic functions) of development, and then constantly breaking it when I try to get it to fine tune what i need to be done… This comic is accurate af.

done! see post here

Vegeta from DBZ after the Saiyan Saga is an Anti-hero. Fights the bad guys, but only for his own ego.

Blender

Yes i would, actually. Give me some time to read through that, and have something typed up :)👍

Wow, quite a few pages there, but they all have the same problem 😞 not enough activity. C’mon Internet!

Welcome in!😁👍

https://lemmy.world/c/blender

We need more activity over there. I hope to make a post or two soon, but it’s sad only seeing a couple new posts before seeing things from months ago. C’mon 3D artists!!! Where ya at?

Every man for themselves, free-for-all, no resurrections.

Idk, man. I paid my rent last year with some stocks i cashed out.

I’d recommend just researching companies to invest in for like 10 years, and then research information on ETFs to help your money grow with the market. I’m basically poor and the stocks i invested in helped when i needed it, and i am definitely going to invest again.

But I wouldn’t say get rid of the stock market. Just do some research, and only invest what you’re willing to not keep in a savings account for a rainy day.