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bscit@bscit.dev · 4d ago

i am supremely thin and would like to gain weight, do yall have some nice diet tips i should consider

bscit@bscit.dev · 5d ago

so crazy that we talk about the pandemic really casually now. "yeah, that kinda happened" bro it was so crazy that we almost got REAL socialism before the big guys figured it out and stopped it :(

bscit@bscit.dev · 5d ago

i have an idea reskeet this if you see it and i'll do.. nothing. im just wondering if people are willing to do it without a promised reward (besides helping a criminally underrated artist grow ig) :p

Mia Sato@miasato.bsky.social · 5d ago

I think I maybe undersold how gross the “prank” played on this employee was. Imagine you come into work, try to help customers, and later realize they've racked up 500,000+ views on social media by harassing you and your coworkers.

In August, Toru Hinkle was stocking shelves at their job at Target when they noticed two customers and asked if they needed any help. The men requested a price check on an item — but even after Hinkle told them the item was $20, the customers asked for the price again and again. “After a while, I realized that I’m basically being pranked, and I noticed the glasses,” Hinkle says, referring to the frames with a blinking light. They were the Ray-Ban Meta glasses, and the customers were filming. Hinkle eventually called a store manager over, but the pranksters antagonized her, too — asking the price repeatedly, deliberately misgendering Hinkle as “ma’am” and the female manager as “sir.” At one point, Hinkle attempted to stop the recording by saying “Meta, stop recording” out loud, hoping to trigger a voice control setting. The customers pretended to be confused by the accusation that they were recording Hinkle. The confrontation made Hinkle queasy. “I felt like this pit in my stomach just started to build up,” Hinkle recalls. “After this whole exchange happened, the rest of the shift, I was just quiet and didn’t even talk to anyone because I was just so shaken up by it.” Another customer called the police, Hinkle says, and the two men were escorted out of the store. Target declined to comment.
Mia Sato@miasato.bsky.social · 5d ago

New: Target staff "pranked" for social media; a comedian filmed mid-set; a Sprouts worker whose boss started wearing Meta glasses; and a cashier worried customers are filming down her shirt. Meta glasses are in the workplace, and workers feel powerless to stop it. 🎁 www.theverge.com/report/98241...

bscit@bscit.dev · 6d ago

opinion: good art doesnt come from skill, good art comes from having an idea and doing it. i think good art is when the art practically radiates passion regardless of "quality" or "style" !

Trung Le Nguyen@trungles.com · last wk.

I explained the Cleves thing to a largely offline academic, and they just kinda laughed and went, “Oh wow a petty dispute and bad faith escalation in academic publishing?”

Valerie Halla@valeriehalla.dicot.moe · 2w ago

i walked in to check on the status of my bike and they were just finished repairing it and i rode it home even though i was wearing a long skirt and i'm free like the wind and i learned the true meaning of princess

Trung Le Nguyen@trungles.com · 2w ago

I do not understand why people are min-maxing reading for pleasure. Why would you vacuously Hoover up books like you’re trying to win at reading. You win at reading by having a good fucking time!