CosmicTurtle @ CosmicTurtle @lemmy.world

Due to lemmy.world blocking pirating communities, I will now be using !Cosm

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Reddit was going down hill long before the API paywall. That was certainly the final nail.

I'd say the first nail in the coffin was when they fired Victoria.

I think repos that do that just don't know how to link discord to GitHub. They want the notifications/engagement but can't get the two to talk.

Either that or they just don't want people to report issues on a public board.

Either way, I feel like it's bad all around.

What's why you always smoke ribs. If you have the space, a nice long charcoal smoke for 12 hours for the full billionaire. If you don't have the space, then 4-6 hours for just the ribs.

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

They don't have to pay unemployment if you are fired for performance.

That said, my understanding is that you should always file for unemployment and file an appeal when it's denied. Chances are higher that it will get overturned on appeal.

When was the last time an actual annual budget was passed and signed? I honestly can't remember.

Was it under Obama?

That may work short term

That's all that matters. The next quarter's growth is more important than the year-end P/L sheets.

The Jack Welsh way...

That guy is literally, not figuratively, responsible for most of the shitty things that companies do now.

It's not just lease costs. It's insurance /Liability, HVAC, cleaning services, toilet paper, med kits...so much money is being spent just to make it possible for people to just sit at a desk and zoom into meetings.

Honestly...I don't know why boards of directors aren't screaming for CEOs to drop RTO requirements purely from a profit perspective...unless those board members are also the same landlords of these office buildings.

There is nothing more permanent than a temporary solution.

True on software development. Even truer in politics.

And it's 2024 which means a new LTS version will drop around the April/May timeframe.

I think the point is that a scammer may have one or two. But not millions of Gmail addresses.

The last one I encountered was one of the AI tools. I can't remember which one. They are popping up like fucking Starbucks now.

They required using your Gmail, Outlook, or Discord credentials.

Bartlet after receiving the invitation to the gala: What's next?

Putting aside the whole Republican duplicity thing, I don't think this is double jeopardy.

Impeachment is, in essence, a political procedure to remove someone from office. There doesn't need to even be a crime (see Biden's impeachment for an example).

So assuming for a moment that a president was impeached, that trial is to remove him from office, not to try him for a crime.

And even then, impeachment trials are civil where there is no jeopardy.

Yeah I saw the Google sheets scraping tool and that looked promising but I don't want to have to rely on Xpath since it could change.

Right now I'm leaning toward change detector but can't get the reverse proxy to work.

More and more services are REQUIRING a gmail/outlook/etc. account simply because bots/scammers bombard their services. It's their cheap captcha.

I'm seeing it more and more and it infuriates me to no end.

"Conservatives don't care about free speech. Conservatives cares about power. Faithfulness, old-time values, homemade bread, that’s the just means to the end. It’s a distraction. I thought you would have figured that out by now."

• slightly altered quote from Handmaid's Tale

The color palette of fortune 100 companies seem to be, in order of frequency: Blue, Red, and White (not counting negative space).

I think that there was some study that found that these colors are the most impactful or some shit.

There's a loop hole where companies don't have to pay minimum wage if tips amount to the minimum wage that would have been earned by the employee.

It's a shitty way for companies to not pay their employees and expect customers to pay them.