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841.
by ruined 5y ago
That's not a problem with a tipless system, that's a management decision to lower wages. If management simply paid employees what they were netting before, or better, there would be no pay cut and no departures.
842.
by ruined 5y ago
that's not the situation of "employees quit to collect unemployment", which is commonly claimed and is what i was calling a lie. the article at the root of this discussion documents that employees are indeed actually quitting
843.
by ruined 5y ago
ok, sure. but then once again it's on the managers, who have apparently failed so badly to remedy their dangerous work environment that the state considers the employees to have been forced out.
844.
by ruined 5y ago
you do not get unemployment if you quit your job voluntarily. when managers say employees leave in order to collect unemployment, it's a lie.
845.
by ruined 5y ago
no, the real omar was unfortunately heterosexual.
846.
by ruined 5y ago
dude goes to space but can't show me a webpage without executing js
847.
by ruined 5y ago
add a rent-increase rate. most landlords bump rent every signing.
848.
by ruined 5y ago
Can't tell if you're serious or not. Decent humor is pretty easy to spot. If something is unclear it's probably not a good joke
849.
by ruined 5y ago
it backfires due to conflict of interest. the set of people responsible for enforcing such a system have always been the same set of people responsible for making the mistakes. it would take a duplication of the entire judicial infrastructu
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by ruined 5y ago
nso group is based in israel. suing them for activities directed by the israeli state is not likely to be effective. it would be like trying to sue a ransomware group in russia, or a phone company in america.
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by ruined 5y ago
if you have a day or two in one spot, it's easy enough to purify surface water with a 50-gallon food-grade drum for settling and a few capfuls of bleach. they operate in pretty remote wilderness and may even be upstream of the cocaine
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by ruined 5y ago
it sure would be an unmitigated disaster if the enemy knew how to fix an ac
853.
by ruined 5y ago
today doesn't have to be the worst day ever to generate anxiety about the future. knowing that cavemen got ate by dinosaurs wouldn't make it any nicer to pitch a tent under i5. but i think it's pretty clear that barring some
854.
by ruined 5y ago
>most people don't use twitter [imagining?] themselves giving a rehearsed speech in a public square, merely as a way to share their amusing thoughts to the planet for some immediate validation and there's the problem. like any
855.
by ruined 5y ago
i think as we see crises accelerate, the only ones with true freedom to act and make the world they want to be in will be the nihilists. everyone else is busy playing calculus looking for solutions that fit into existing logic and political
856.
by ruined 5y ago
tweets can't ruin your life any more than talking out loud anywhere else. the long searchable record is certainly convenient for digging dirt, but public speech is public speech.
857.
by ruined 5y ago
menopause is aging. there is an equivalent process for testosterone called andropause, it's just less dramatic and not as culturally prominent. hormone replacement therapy and other treatments exist for both.
858.
by ruined 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Park
859.
by ruined 5y ago
>Copyright has concluded that reading by robots doesn’t count. Infringement is for humans only; when computers do it, it’s fair use. Glad to hear this. My warez group from here on out will only release binaries written collaboratively wi
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by ruined 5y ago
>That's not a law. That's a cautionary decision made by those companies or projects to make it more difficult for competitors to argue that code was copied. Okay, so it's not law, it's just a policy compelled by prece
861.
by ruined 5y ago
tuesday? again? no problem
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by ruined 5y ago
sfpd's data shows that larceny is down compared to last year https://www.sanfranciscopolice.org/stay-safe/crime-data/crim... so, i'm not sure i buy this. there was a similar lack of data around the claim
863.
by ruined 5y ago
im trying to parse what you said in some way that's not immediately interpretable as a read on the present but i keep failing
864.
by ruined 5y ago
https://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/86/5/08-030508/en/ structurally, it's a good target model. materially, capitalist embargoes have prevented import of drugs and equipment that isn'
865.
by ruined 5y ago
a subset of journalists seem to continually forget that media is still real, social media perhaps even more so nobody else seems to have this delusion, except cops responsible for investigating threats and harassment campaigns against indiv
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by ruined 5y ago
have you tried turning it off and then on again
867.
by ruined 5y ago
and if he'd posted it yesterday, you'd be saying it's so soon that it's suspicious and he's obviously up to something. what's the optimal cooldown to post affirmations of life so that you believe they're t
868.
by ruined 5y ago
that isn't how it works. any police interaction is fraught with legal peril. nwsp has a report on harms involved with this model of prohibition https://www.nswp.org/sites/nswp.org/files/4.%20Impacts%20of%
869.
by ruined 5y ago
Tell me you're missing the point without telling me you're missing the point. >The kind of strict-enforcement situation the OP describes actually seems like a tidy to solution to the problem of prohibiting prostitution without
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by ruined 5y ago
in the meantime, dark reader for firefox has served me well, and it works on mobile too. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/darkreader/

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