Meltrax @ Meltrax @lemmy.world

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40hr/week all year is $15,059.20 at a wage of $7.25/hr, by the way.

Hans Zimmer? If not in pure skill then in name recognition.

ChatGPT 4

I worked there as a software engineer for 3 years. They send emails like this all the time, 1-2x a year, it's not new. The company is bloated and everyone is "lazy" - in that they just hire willy nilly without any idea how to organize. Nothing will change there. There will be another email like this next year. None of it matters.

I doubt the site is able to calibrate to individual monitors, as there's almost no way for it to know what you have.

realtimecolors.com

Live testing color palettes and fonts for web design. Made by a designer who's really great, she runs a YouTube channel and made the site for free use by anyone.

....that's literally exactly not what the source you incorrectly cited says.

Bad Life by Sigrid+Bring Me The Horizon. Very on-the-nose but it's a damn good song.

If reading makes you ignore intelligent arguments, that says more about your intelligence than the argument.

I looked it up, just for fun, because you're being annoying and obtuse.

Gallup (FTFY, learn to spell your source) does indeed have some data about this. It's a self-reported description of one's political leaning, labeled an Ideology poll, that they have been taking since 1992. 2021's results had about 12000 responders, which equates to 0.0075% of the number of adults who voted in the 2020 election.

In this poll:

• 9% identified as very conservative
• 27% identified as conservative
• 37% identified as moderate
• 17% identified as liberal
• 7% identified as very liberal
• 3% said they had no opinion

No clue whose asshole you're pulling your random numbers out of.

Here's the source you tried and failed to reference: https://news.gallup.com/poll/388988/political-ideology-steady-conservatives-moderates-tie.aspx

EDIT: For extra fun, if you open that page and Ctrl+F for any number from 80 to 89, you won't find a single one. So not only is your 85% number wrong, there isn't even anything close to it mentioned anywhere in the results for any reason at all.

I live in MA, voted for this, and was seriously confused when it lost. Not enough education about it and too much stupid fear mongering, I assume.

Makes it easier for the richer people with flexible jobs and the retirees with no jobs to vote.

3 guesses which party is always against making it a federal holiday...

Just so much of the OSRS league, it's honestly like crack.

Our current law system also vastly benefits those who can spend millions on lawyers.

Blows my mind how this isn't just the most cut and dry logical answer ever.

Is the president immune from prosecution under the law? No. No one is. That's the point of the laws. If a leader is fully immune they are a dictator.

And fuck it, even if you're insane and think Trump would be a good King of the US, if this gets passed then there's no precedent stopping Biden saying at the end of his term "no, I'm staying, screw you". That is terrible regardless of your political standing.

It's quite literally not possible to be a nice guy and region billions of dollars in net worth. Social systems don't actually support that. I'm not talking about inheritance or marrying into it - if you are the fortunate maker, and the fortune is that big, you have to step on a lot of people to get there and more to stay there. Just depends how well you hide it.

Religious extremists are surprisingly similar regardless of the religion.

He has virtually all of them. He's next in line for the presidency after the vice president.

I just took my evening shit on the floor of my bathroom, which is unfortunate.

Lucid dreaming is such a cool concept. The ability to mentally experience things in a truly boundless environment, untethered by laws of physics or standards of reality.

Why the fuck would you want to waste that experience on work?