I guess if you're standing on the deck of a naval vessel, it doesn't matter much what you're wearing

This is a 45 minute long video. Post a tldw

If the enemy thinks your ship is already sunk, they're less likely to try and sink it

This is a repost

No, but there's absolutely good advice to be had.

It's like the "have you tried restarting your computer" of dating. It's the most basic possible piece of advice. To that end, most people have heard it tons of times, especially if they're in the market for dating advice. It's not bad advice, just not anything special.

I'm sure there's people out there that this is genuinely great advice for, but at least from my perspective, it just reads like an extremely long way to say almost nothing. "be out there and be confident" is like the most basic possible dating advice, ever, and is really only useful if you're completely off track on things. And to some extent, I feel like the article did itself a disservice by making it entirely gender neutral, because like it or not, society still tends to be highly gendered, and the problems people face in dating tend to be different along gendered lines.

Is this specifically a reference to gate, or have we just accidentally come to the exact same end point independently?

Probably yes, but it's not going to seo very well since it's not very popular, and what popularity it does have is split among instances.

Jesus your mental gymnastics are insane if you think the free market is to blame for government intervention

Really? NSFW lemmy isn't listed? There's far more controversial NSFW instances listed

The problem is that it violates the reddit terms of service. Which is trivial for an individual user for whom the worst is just getting banned. But for an app that would be considered commercial, especially one that sees major successes as boost would, legal action from reddit is entirely possible.