I'll never forget when I transitioned from an internship to a full hire and the initial offer was lower than the pay range on the posting. Funny how they took the ranges off all future postings after I pointed that out.
wizardbeard
pee pee poo poo
I would browse the front page not logged in to find more algo-pushed trash that YouTube thinks are addictive. I'd also unsubscribe from anything you actually enjoyed and use the options to have YouTube not recommend more of it to you.
It is. It can also be quite fun.
I have two friends who first met because one was this girl's "platonic cuddle buddy" and the other was her fuckbuddy. Neither knew she was effectively getting half the relationship from the other and they both wanted a "full" relationship with her until they both showed up at an event she was at and it came out. When they found out they both "dumped" her and became friends.
Have to save this one for work. I might be a clown but this ain't my rodeo.
HBO did a three season show starring Alfred in a wildly stylized 1960s called Pennyworth. Was a pretty fun ride.
Oh boy, he's already starting talking openly about the inevitable push to thin clients renting compute from all the data centers after the AI bubble pops.
Don't ever forget: "You will own nothing, and be happy"
Leaked internal correspondence says they literally want to get people "addicted" to it.
Yup. Kind of surprised how people seem to have jumped to the idea this is something toxic.
I'm not talking about anything seriously crossing boundaries, I just want some fodder for domain specific teasing. Maybe worded things a bit extreme.
Pretty presumptuous to assume this is in any way toxic or mean.
I just wanted to tease him about his job, like when other friends ask me about my work week as a systems admin/engineer and then follow it up by making up absurd reasons for people to request admin rights.
Shit, it's supposed to be fresh?