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IGN Lays Off Tech Workers Following Summer Game Fest, Where Pro-Union Messages Were Erased

5d 2h ago in ghazi@lemmy.blahaj.zone from aftermath.site

Pokémon Go Scans Quietly Trained The Navigation Tech Now Headed Into Military Drones

6d 8h ago in ghazi@lemmy.blahaj.zone from dronexl.co

Trans teens want to talk about their future

9d 23h ago in transgender@lemmy.blahaj.zone from www.theverge.com

The URL For Summer Games Fest, A Common Typo, Now Redirects To The Transgender Law Center

10d 6h ago in ghazi@lemmy.blahaj.zone from aftermath.site

GOG Apologises For Accidentally Emailing Everyone Nazi Symbols

10d 11h ago in ghazi@lemmy.blahaj.zone from kotaku.com

Yeah, I am in the same camp. Their various explanations do not line up and it all reeks of them doing damage control after they showed their power level. I still have an account on GoG, but haven't used it in ages and now I am definitely not inclined to use it again.

Caveman masculinity is a Paleofantasy (Short by PopCultureDetective)

12d 5h ago in ghazi@lemmy.blahaj.zone from www.youtube.com

I Wish Big Corporations Would Leave "The Lord Of The Rings" Alone Already (They Won’t)

12d 22h ago in ghazi@lemmy.blahaj.zone from kotaku.com

Does "learning to make beef jerky" count as a hobby for someone wishing to grow their hobbies? Or is it more accurately described as a culinary skill similar to barbecuing or slow-cooking or smoking?

14d 31m ago in asklemmy

Another user already made the point about enjoyment, but allow me to add another one: Every activity can be turned into a hobby if it is pursued with intent and intensity: You can flip burgers and the you can triple-flip burgers, salting them in midair and send them flying into a bun you juggled in your other hand.

Jokes aside, if you enjoy making beef jerky and spend your time perfectioning this particular skill, it is certainly your hobby.