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when you have a property interest in data (central case: you write some stuff in a word doc locally), is your interest in the continued use of it (that you can read it, edit it and share it), or in the exclusive use of your data (to prevent others from using it in any way)?
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Dan: All right, so again, I feel like most of the cases we read, we end up with more questions than answers. So, I don't know if what we're doing here is particularly helpful to people, but hopefully the journey is entertaining, if nothing else. Will: Do you think this reflects on us, Dan? [laughs] Dan: [laughs] I mean, yes, [chuckles] I mean, clearly, but we are who we are. Not much we can do about that. Will: Are we the Catholic Church? Dan: As compared to what? [Will chuckles] Are we the Catholic Church of Catholic Church, of podcast? Will: No, I just meant, what is the Catholic Church? I'm still baffled by that. Dan: From this opinion. Will: Yes. Dan: Are you still hung up on proselytization and evangelization or just everything? Will: Everything.
"considering the relevant considerations" is such a wonderful non-meaning phrase
medieval linguistics can get weird sometimes
"You should, to the best of your ability, attempt to pronounce person and place names like the people or locals tell you they should"
(nodding)
"Including the University of Notre Dame"
(slight eye twitch, pause, nodding)
see also: San Luis Obispo
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if you're feeling down today, just remember:
nothing bad can happen, it can only good happen.
me if I was an archeologist working on the Tumulus of Bougon: we gotta get the hell out of here. yeah. I’m sorry. excavation canceled.
why are all the movies about cursed tombs about cursed tombs in Egypt (I know why, colonialism) when the shit they found in Western European tombs was profoundly more disturbing and inexplicable
sick as fuck to put that old woman in there with the skeletons
wait I think they meant the skeletal remains of an old woman and not an old woman and Neolithic skeletal remains
honey mustard slaw...
The story isn’t part of the official Wal-Mart creation epic, but it tells us almost all we need to know about the company’s approach to the interests of its employees and the laws of the nation. Around the time that the young Sam Walton opened his first stores, John Kennedy redeemed a presidential campaign promise by persuading Congress to extend the minimum wage to retail workers, who had until then not been covered by the law. Congress granted an exclusion, however, to small businesses with annual sales beneath $1 million — a figure that in 1965 it lowered to $250,000. Walton was furious. The mechanization of agriculture had finally reached the backwaters of the Ozark Plateau, where he was opening one store after another. The men and women who had formerly worked on small farms suddenly found themselves redundant, and he could scoop them up for a song, as little as 50 cents an hour. Now the goddamn federal government was telling him he had to pay his workers the $1.15 hourly minimum. Walton’s response was to divide up his stores into individual companies whose revenues didn’t exceed the $250,000 threshold. Eventually, though, a federal court ruled that this was simply a scheme to avoid paying the minimum wage, and he was ordered to pay his workers the accumulated sums he owed them, plus a double-time penalty thrown in for good measure. Wal-Mart cut the checks, but Walton also summoned the employees at a major cluster of his stores to a meeting. “I’ll fire anyone who cashes the check,” he told them.
holy shit lol (source)
Some retail regulations that might be good:
- if you're a collection of franchises or a large chain and you or your website book an interview with a potential worker that you will not be making, even if the worker waits an hour, you should have to pay the potential worker a day's wage
- if you allow your workers to be physically threatened by customers with no attempt at intervention (eg calling the cops), where threat escalates to customers telling employees "I'm going to kill you, as soon as you get off I'll be waiting for you", you should be fined
- large companies should be required to publish guidance on handling verbal abuse from customers where workers will not be disciplined for following the guidance
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what is to be done during the next dem trifecta to deal with the trump "problem"? laws for civil liability against federal officers aka Bivens Act, moving policy making regulations into article i agencies, strengthening congressional defense of inspectors general being tampered with by the presidency, federal vacancies reform act reform to prevent the cascade of "actings" we see in the executive for the purpose of defeating the power of senatorial appointment.
just the basic good gov't things that should have been done.
Pro tip: when you see a brand new slang term, your first question should be how that term has been used in AAVE for the past 20-30 years.
Of course. The practice of "slang" is utterly alien to our kind, which would speak the King's English by primordial instinct if not for the corrupting influence of the negroid! Beware, lest ye unwittingly use horrid alien vernaculars and transgress against the linguistic purity of the White Race!
Given most people will, loudly and nastily, swear an aversion to poetic verse, they must be tricked, like with Loss or Rick Astley, until they see that they fell for the curse.
you work in warehouse automation too?? wild, that's also what i do. 🤝 business is booming but it is indeed So Much
imagine if warehouse software was good instead of bad.........
good software? in this economy?
do you think it's ever been possible for a piece of software -- an application, if you will -- to talk to another piece of software over some sort of, idk, standardized interface? maybe you could call it an "application programming interface"? and you could publish a spec for it and everything? just a little thought i had. maybe we could try it out in warehouse world idk :)
“If you love cooking with garlic, you know it does a lot of good in recipes by helping build flavor — but its strong odor can linger for hours, especially on our hands. We’ve all been in the situation where after preparing a wonderful meal, we’re left with the stench of garlic on our fingers — yuck! There are a few tricks people often recommend to eliminate the smell: lemon juice or vinegar, rubbing your hands with salt, or even using toothpaste! But those don’t work — all they do is mask the garlic smell. So what does really work? Stainless steel.”
cooking with garlic? jerk off your sink
STRONGLY recommend jerking off a stainless steel spoon or just getting one of those gimmicky stainless steel ‘soap’ bars rather than using your expensive and hard to replace plumbing hardware - the stainless steel does get the stinky sulfur compounds off your hands, yes, but they have to go somewhere, and where they go is onto the steel. And stainless steel is not actually corrosion proof if you keep putting sulfur compounds on it frequently long term!
- local friendly chemist with considerable experience in What Things Can Eat What Grades of Stainless Steel (for spacecraft purposes mainly; don’t rub copper chloride on your taps either).
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Gavin this, AOC that. I think what people are forgetting is that Biden is totally eligible to run for a second term in 2028.
Imagine the second Biden admin.
Imagine the air so thick with wokeness you can mold it in your hands like clay. It smells of ozone, ozone and oud and a bit of wild sage. It sticks to your hair a little. The sun is too bright. Jeff Davis has been dug up and hanged from a pawpaw tree in Kentucky. On Wall Street, a leading firm tries to juice its diversity quotas by manipulating a female Arab exec into developing dissociative identity disorder. The malarkey is discovered and the firm liquidated by the Secretary of Labor, a small Indian man with shining eyes and a beautiful smile. All is well. The exec is made Undersecretaries of Neurodivergence. Neurospicy. Listen, Jack. They told me I was mad. Some of you guys are alright. Don't watch the State of the Union. (The Zohrandate of Heaven settles uneasily across the Hudson River like the woke fog of morning, like a python about to consume its aging keeper.) All is well. Don't try to understand the press releases. Mandela is here. Somewhere in Indiana, small Black children watched over by serenely poststructuralist schoolpeople throw a brick through the window of a police station. The sound tinkles across the country like laughter, like song. All is well, and all manner of thing shall be well. God is in their heaven, and everything is vaxxed on Earth.
Transgender was a short-lived sexual and gender identity primarily known as the "T" in the linguistic fossil and acronym "LGBTQ" (and related variations)[1]. unfortunately it died out because all the trans people hated each other for stupid reasons and killed each other to death for being the wrong kind of transgender, with survivors of ultimate genderwar choosing to adopt other identity labels.[2][3]
The medical and social practices commonly associated with transgender are very similar to those associated with contemporary gender-diverse identities like trance gengar[4], nT (originally from "neo-transgender")[4], wrnaglpo[5], █████ [6][better citation needed], and Fuck You If You Ask My Gender[4][6]. The collapse of transgender as an identity was of significant concern for next wave feminism[3] and ultimately led to the now-omnipresent Fortnight Of Understanding And Peace, a meditation ritual that nearly all[citation needed] gender-diverse people perform before "talking gender" with another gender-diverse person.[7]
