836 karma · joined September 15, 2012
maybe I'm incredibly naive to the world, but the fact that this is a thing completely baffles me.
How can an employer prevent you from speaking about working conditions? Even from the companies perspective, this ban would seem to make it more advantageous to go public first, before reporting to the company which would limit your ability to do so...
They want their virtual reality to allow them to do more than they can in the real world... wtf is the point of virtual realities if they suck just as much as this one?
the spacing guild handles ships, they do train their minds, but not in the same way as mentats. They use spice melange's prescient powers to navigate more than maths.
You can literally accomplish this in firefox by other means.
how to change a tire, nets videos of tire changing and the first 5 results are all different sites explaining how to do it.
how are pearls made, gives me an inline box answering the question.
half the things I search it offers me a "did you mean (my search) reddit" which I usually did...
google isn't great, but it's still the best by far (I like the algorithm that knows what i search and assists me with it), i'm not sure what this person has done to theirs...
https://www.news.com.au/finance/money/investing/warren-buffe...
That's what your stated "taboo truth" amounts too, it's fine for police to kill people as long as you have judged them worthy of death.
Different bank, but they had all the basic information, but then started asking for information that I know they don't need (secret questions and answers) and when I told them it was sus they hung up.
If your video has a robotic voice I assume it's spam, worse the voice is so annoying that I won't stay around long enough to find out otherwise.
There coworkers do though, assholes have a right to exist and others have a right to not want to work with them.
This is more precise speak, it gives the actual definition instead of a broad term.
It is not something that costs me anything other than time, however that's not the "price" he's talking about. Otherwise "low price pleasures" wouldn't be a category, if you enjoy that time it's not marginally better than nothing.
I don't know what members of the upcoming generation you're dealing with, but the ones I know are more computer illiterate than their parents.
Their parents played games on dos and had to configure shit, the kids use their phone for everything and don't know how to use computers beyond a basic level.
And I could in 30 seconds, find the most expensive nft, copy the image and use that as my profile picture...
Maybe not as originally envisioned, but I like the aesthetic.
Fuck off and die somewhere else, seems to be the general sentiment of people I know.
So yes they are lucky to have not experienced it.
I mean it's not like people with ethnic names have to whiten them to get job opportunities.
https://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/minorities-who-whiten-job-resumes...
or home appraisals double when someone conceals their race
https://www.npr.org/2021/05/21/998536881/a-black-woman-says-...
Nope, pointing it out is the racism, let's just not discuss it.
Then you got very very lucky. It has been an issue for a very long time.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/apr/09/coloris...
it was a problem long before the modern era.
https://www.naacpldf.org/ldf-celebrates-60th-anniversary-bro...
Preparing kids for the real world seems like a good education strategy to me...
But my working experience is largely with "transition" students in America and can tell you that rules like this are like commanding the tide not to go out. At best you teach them that your rules are arbitrary and give them a framework for subverting them, they may just reject your authority outright and then you've got nothing...
Can't even use escapist reality to escape from ads now.