tortoise_face

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by tortoise_face 4y ago
If my time isn't free to use as I will it's work. I don't care if it involves zero physical strain or if I'm on a call or in a meeting. Being in a meeting is obviously work. Your company is trying to get you to work as m
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by tortoise_face 4y ago
Excellent party/social game. An additional variant we play with is to create an "Oops, All Spies" deck to throw in the random selection. Everyone believing that they are the only one who doesn't know the location inevita
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by tortoise_face 9y ago
I. Love. This. It's genuine emotional revelations mixed with mundanity mixed with outrageous sexual deviancy.
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by tortoise_face 11y ago
Because value is a combination of human labor AND the means of production and the means of production aren't owned by working people. I can start making cheeseburgers but McDonald's owns the efficient equipment, the marketing, the
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by tortoise_face 11y ago
What? Maybe she deserves more money because she works full time and can't afford to eat? Where are you getting this jealousy angle from?
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by tortoise_face 11y ago
The idea that because someone doesn't have specialized skills means that they don't deserve a living wage is a bit silly. You're appealing to free market principles as a justification of free market principles. You're at
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by tortoise_face 11y ago
Did you consider that maybe making a tiny wage is better than no wage at all? Even in SF? Did you consider that maybe she has personal/family reasons to live where she does? It just seems a little ridiculous to suggest someone just &qu
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by tortoise_face 11y ago
Why not care about a name? To someone who cares about animal rights the name "Meat!" and cute little pictures of steaks trivializes and normalizes something they might find abhorrent. You wouldn't name your app "Abortion