Yeah, most of your job isn’t what it looks like on paper, it’s meeting SLAs. Your customer is your boss, or really the company that subcontracted you
Yeah, most of your job isn’t what it looks like on paper, it’s meeting SLAs. Your customer is your boss, or really the company that subcontracted you
Ah yes I see absolutely no difference between these two puppets. I have seen absolutely no difference between the leadership and policies of these two organizations. None whatsoever.
I will instead do the third thing depicted in the meme that takes literally 10m out of two Tuesdays a year and is actually effective.


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Seems like they are, how would you say?
Careless People
Like the book of the same name.
He’s also a common, overplayed asscrack.


What is even happening, how is IBM not melted down into a floating referent of an IP like Atari or Craftsman?
Taking care of one’s mental health is good, as is encouraging it in others. Would never want to be in a community that didn’t care about people.
But also, can we develop communities that build resilience rather than neuroticism? That attract the well? That facilitate change in the world and human thriving rather than…you know, the shit we often actually see.
We’re still in the comments under the meme where Dr robotnik, played by Jim Carrey and labeled as “Liberal”, gets to push either the “Revolution” button or the “Vote” button, and villainously chooses the latter. I did not decide that this is a binary choice, I simply agreed with the villain in the picture.


If someone would make a gog/bandcamp for TV and movies, I’d use it. But the only way to view either is through DRM-encumbered physical media or rent-like payments (e.g. streaming and DRM-encumbered “purchases”). I don’t want my files like that, thanks very much.
So I actually pay for far more music and games than I do TV shows and movies. Funny how that goes.
The idea that I should trust “people in my own class” categorically is insane, but that’s not even who I’m talking about. I’m just talking about the kinds of people I’ve met who think of voting and revolution in this binary way, who condemn anything short of insurrection. I’ve seen how these people live, and the most apt description is usually “barely”. Too neurotic, too online, too personally disorganized to actually change the world. Never met an IRL Lenin, Ho Chi Minh, or Sankara.
So imma let them work on that. Meanwhile, given the world as it is, between “Do revolution” and “Vote” I’ll vote every time.


Don’t worry about “AI”, worry about the idiots who will give the imprecise statistical output extruder a gun.
Vote for a politician who advocates for slightly better policies, or…try to build a paramilitary with people I wouldn’t trust to run a lemonade stand with?
Yeah I’m gonna vote so hard let me tell you.


I don’t see anything about how the other people renting here feel, whether they would prefer windows or AC. The AC appears to be for the whole house, of which you only rent 1 room. Legally he might be in the wrong, but you’re a terrible roommate.


First time seeing this, watched the whole thing, no lies detected. (Though he didn’t touch on my point about income.)


You know given the differences in prevailing wages I’d bet it’s easier for a USAian to fund an Indian union’s strike fund. Workers of the world unite, but is anyone out here facilitating that?


It’s not: “Gaming is unaffordable.” it’s “People aren’t willing to give us more money.”
Still enjoying the new build options provided by Minecraft’s latest update.