Happened to me yesterday afternoon. Had a gig, there's a multi storey car park nearby, I thought great, I'll park there so I can get out fast if I bomb. I must've spent half an hour driving around the damn thing looking for a space and there weren't any. And I had to pay for the privilege of driving around inside a building for half an hour.

cross-posted from: https://lemdro.id/post/30191421

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/47638125

Because a big "Join our community discord server!" on the game's title screen isn't enough apparently. They have to put a flashy animated GIF at the top of every update notification, change the name of the game's Steam forum to "Join Our Discord!", and even reply to posts in the Steam forum saying "You should join our discord so we can chat about it!" as if a forum isn't a good place to chat about the thing that's already being discussed.

Bitch please, if I wanted to be in the hell that is Discord I'd already be there, you can stop asking.

Four words, all of which mean "hill", added at various times over the centuries:

• Tor = hill (Saxons)
• Pen = hill (Welsh)
• How = hill (Vikings)
• Hill = hill (English)

If that's not enough, on their home page, their subcommittee logos are SVGs

e.g. https://jpeg.org/images/jpeg-logo.svg

I know there's no reason why not but I just thought it was funny

cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/post/1346226

The idea being it reduces the number of staff needed to run the store because now we can restock shelves uninterrupted.

Of course, that's not what's happening. Instead of being asked where our canned mushrooms are, we're now being asked where aisle 31 is, and we're having to take extra time to find out what their actual question is.

Because there are only 14 aisles in the store.

Oh, and I actually like being asked where stuff is, because it breaks up the monotony of bringing out rollcomp, rotating, stocking, facing up, putting back rollcomp, repeat until lunch.