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Dog farts taste terrible.

The richest and most powerful will lobby for universal basic income because it will benefit them at some tipping point, where the masses will need to be subsidized to keep the consumption machine running, maybe?

I heard from some young people the 2000s aesthetic is "in" right now.

> ...what are they going to do? Fire them all?

No need to fire everybody. They just laid off some of the workers and called it a market adjustment. Now the job market is flooded with desperate unemployed. Current employees will be more likely to adopt corporate policy, so they don't have to compete with the masses of job seekers. Job seekers will accept whatever terms they can get, because it's rough out there.

Not me. I'm quitting because employer made the options clear. Either 100% in office or find a new job.

Seems like there's a connection https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40907155

non paywalled local news alternative for the cheap and lazy: https://www.kosu.org/local-news/2024-05-28/plans-for-nations...

Oddly I have the same questions when applying to jobs in general. Some of the interfaces feel like dark alleyways.

Your mom sounds cool.

the only winning move is not to play

What is Zenfetch?

expensive and totally weird pricing structures make it hard to predict costs

> Title text: Somewhere out there is a company that has actually figured out how to enlarge penises, and it's helpless to reach potential customers.

This is the most inspiring thing I've heard today!

Almost 50, working out more than ever, super clean diet and it really is the key to maintaining all kinds of energy and stamina, good sleep, focus, all that stuff.

Add on: ask your local library if they have: Libby, Kanopy or Hoopla

> Either way, this will be great for Reddit as it's good for business (ad impressions).

They probably have a slush fund to pay the spammers to boost traffic numbers

The Cortex Sidekick Notepad is pretty great for analog task management. Expensive, but pretty great.

I thought I watched a Vsauce video that debunked this idea. Instead they suggested it was the fact that adults have fewer novel experiences than children. In other words, have lots of new experiences and time seems to extend. Something about the brain storing "same" in some kind of compressed time memory slot.

Oh yeah, found it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHL9GP_B30E

I too would appreciate some resourceful links.

That is kinda interesting. Seems to work better in the winter (https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingtime.html?iso=...) than summer (https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingtime.html?iso=...)

After years of typing now I must continually adjust angle and type of keyboard to avoid stressing various RSIs too much. Standard keyboards now just hurt, even if they're nice.

Awhile back a friend of mine started talking about how he was getting into coin dealing as a full time job. I was never able to quite believe him, and then was just kinda baffled when he started buying houses and nice cars and boats and taking expensive vacations. Was he legit or was he dealing drugs? Is the coin game that lucrative?

i like it and would love to replace our existing link checker with something better at some point. a killer feature would be the ability to notify specific individuals by email when their content has broken links detected. love the dog favicon, too. our government entity overlords did not bat an eye when budgeting $2000 USD per year for a service like this.