Trinsec @Qoto @trinsec@qoto.org

@tripu No, because women can lead companies too. That generally needs brains, and both genders have brains which are comparable.

I won't answer your other replies because I am actually starting to think you're a misogynist. This isn't the first time I've noticed this tone. You seem to find a lot of things are 'unfair' against men but are completely skipping over the fact that all the shit pulled against women over the centuries is also unfair. What's going on is maybe overcompensation, whether it be good or bad. But playing victim as male isn't gaining my sympathy.

So far I think you're only seeking validation, which I'm not going to give. And as such I'm leaving this conversation.

The nacho meal was actually a bit disappointing. There is enough for 2 days, so tomorrow again. I'll have to add something to the meal, because my taste buds are craving more than this meal can give. Definitely won't be buying this sachet again.

Nachos are in the oven. My first time making a nacho meal, with premade stuff from a large sachet. Let's hope it'll be tasty.

@tripu Those other professions you listed, I agree they could use more females. Problem is that so far most cultures have a clear idea of which jobs are more for males and which for females. It annoys me too, and hopefully we can break that trend.

And re your second point: Those men were not forced to do those dangerous jobs, were they? They get tempted by the money, so it's up to them to gamble with their lives. If they succeed, they get paid nicely. Men don't 'die more because they're stronger', men might 'die more because they take more risks'.

@chasalin
Very nicely visually shown there!

@hvangalen

@gpowerf Should've placed the coin after the EUR to finish the word. 😁

@jellycrystals Mmmmm, nice! What's PD?

@tripu I think the riskier jobs are usually muscle-requiring jobs. The risky jobs that was listed in the article favor strength. Men simply have more strength in their muscles than women on average.

@hvangalen For me it was largely Steam that took me away from game piracy. GOG was also good for a different type of games. Anything else sucked but thankfully those 2 are still big and games can be on multiple platforms easily.

Now movies and series.. I'm seriously contemplating pirating there again because movie X is on Netflix, Y is on Prime, Z is on Disney, and so on. *AND* those are subscription based services too, which costs money. I can't be subbing to 10 services at once, so it's going to be a lot of switching around... which is stupid. The fragmentation is going to promote pirating again. Gee, where had I seen that before...

Looks like I'm going to play a bit of Banners of Ruin now and then. It's something else than Slay The Spire at least.

I do have Monster Train as well, but somehow it didn't manage to lure me in that much. Maybe I'll try it again in a few months.

And, of course, I'll always have a few sessions of Star Realms every day. That's kinda my to-go card battler for quick sessions.
#Games #DeckBuilding

@atomicpoet Heh, doesn't sound that fun to me. ;)

@atomicpoet What part of it is like Minecraft? You can build stuff there too?

@lydiaconwell I've read The Old Man and the Sea and found it super boring.

@tripu The other way around. Make work conditions safer for men. Not unsafer for women.

@venite N-n-neeeeeeee..... 😅

Je wil om negen uur naar bed. Ik help je alleen even. 😋

@venite Doe het nu toch maar. 😅

@skyblond Good luck!