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Nah, I meant that workers really don't have freedom, but we are led to believe that we do have it, because it's convenient for the rich
Up until the last part I thought your point was going to be "but now we have class mobility". Yeah, we don't 😫 freedom is an illusion for the most part, but a convenient one
Oh, but the West only gave the money in order to bankrupt the Soviets, you see
Yeah, those edits were idiotic, all right, thanks for sharing
But I was more keen to see who celebrated those. Although, I am sure such people probably exist not only in the Dahl Estate
Especially when the "hybrid" model involves more days in office than at home.
Wdym "especially", of course it does /s but not really
Well, Jackson before 2.9 did not differentiate, and although this was more than five years ago now, this is somewhat of a counter example
Also, you sound like serializers are not made by developers
We would irrevocably lose quite some amount of rocket fuel and metal, for sure
Could you maybe give some links for the ones who didn't get what you're writing about, like I did?
That's okay with me, but is there at least one meeting that requires me? Only having managers in the office could allow one to have an office ten times smaller, and no other people are needed there anyway (or live in a thousand miles radius from the office, since all the managers live in the costly city in the costly state, and the most of others are not even in the States)
Makes me think that with the hybrid they expect to have the best of both worlds, while in fact it will likely be the opposite.
Besides, with a mandatory fixed amount of days per quarter it gets soooo bullshit, it's not hybrid it's just barely glorified office work
I'm sure they don't even understand that it was a discrimination, judging by the fact that they went on and left a lot of evidence of their stupidity
Except, if you use any library for deserialization of JSONs there is a chance that it will not distinguish between null and absent, and that will be absolutely standard compliant. This is also an issue with protobuf that inserts default values for plain types and enums. Those standards are just not fit too well for patching
This is the art level of fuckery, making it this bad was definitely harder than making it okay
Nah, that's different, you see
Also kind of the same as when the US companies transferred technologies to Japan in order to produce there for cheap, and then destroyed nearly all of domestic manufacturers with the import
I kind of see how letting your own industry sink because you want to minimize the cost is a bad thing, but I also don't think that going sharp 180° after that and trying to impose extreme taxes out of the blue because you suddenly realized that your money was spent on the development of another country is good.
It would be nice, of course if none of this went into military and police there (or anywhere), but that's wishful thinking :(
Placebo Méme Forte, now twice as efficient
Image with a text, an image is of a blue top, white bottom pill laying on a red background.
The top text reads: "This is a placebo meme".
The bottom text is: "Studies show placebo Memes are still reacted to even when users know they are a placebo"
Space after ::: in spoiler
It seems that the web UI treats spoilers without a space after ::: the same as the regular ones, while Thunder ignores those as spoilers. It looks like the closing spoiler marker may be entered without whitespace but it consumes extra text after the spoiler, and overall acts weird
I can create an issue if that's needed, or this post may be referenced in an existing issue to be used as a test
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Red Bean is contributing to New Year air
It's going to be her first New Year 😅
We don't erect a new year tree but there was a storm that broke lots of branches off trees, so we used one of those to create a holiday air
Icons near username in comments
I can't seem to find a definition for different kinds of icons Sync uses for special users, e.g. I know how OP and my account are denoted, I have seen bot accounts marked, also I guess that I have seen a mark where a user blocked me.
Is there a place where I can check what each pictogram means and what are the possible ones?