Nah, Pritzker has been pretty good about enacting policies that are actually meaningfully effective. He’s likely prepping for a 2028 presidential run, but he’s still getting good stuff done in Illinois.

Meta hires enough veterans and enough of their employees are also in the Reserves and National Guard to explain to them exactly why they shouldn’t do this.

Try spreading it over toast!

I remember when Trump said the was going to do something about companies abusing H1Bs. I’m sure he’s still working on it…any day now.

Yeah but Anakin was literally Jesus.

Whatever happened to that executive order Trump was so excited about, that said this exact same thing?

Pay for them with what money? More taxpayer-funded handouts?

Didn’t expect to see a Clarksville shoutout on Lemmy, but you’re absolutely right. Moved away from there over 10 years ago and we’ll never move back.

My wife is really into weird horror films, so I got her to sit with me and play Until Dawn. She likes it because she gets to participate without actually having to play. She enjoyed it so much that we went on to lksy every Dark Pictures Anthology game, the Quarry, and we even pre-ordered Directive 8020. So no doubt she’s going to want to get this.

The sentiment that people don’t want to work anymore is correct, but not for the reasons they’re saying.

Nobody wants to do to the work of developing and mentoring entry-level hires. Hence entry-level positions requiring 5 years of experience in a technology that’s only existed for 3.

Nobody wants to do the work of making a productive work environment, instead saddling one person with the responsibility of three. And not paying them appropriately.

Nobody wants to do the work of making a product people actually want to use before aggressively monetizing it.

Nobody wants to do the work of researching a technology before milking it for every penny. See: AI.

I could go on.

Not even going to mention golf courses, huh?

Colorado has pioneered some really good pro-worker and pro-consumer legislation in the last few years, so this is especially disappointing. But par for the course considering how deep the anti-union propaganda runs.

They know that most security researchers won’t risk legal action by releasing through other means, so they’ll do whatever saves them a few dollars in paying them.

But what can we do about it? A nonprofit legal fund that barely stands a chance against Microsoft’s legal team? There must be something meaningful.

Neither can I, and I have 9 Commander decks. Very rarely do I spend more than a few dollars on a single card, and even then it’s been maybe $15 at most.

Those cards that are that expensive are good (provided they aren’t just special printings of cards that are otherwise less than a dollar), but they’re absolutely not necessary in casual formats. Most of the time, there’s a <$1 card serves the same purpose. There’s even a format called Pauper where only commons are allowed.

Standard is where it gets excessively overpriced, and it’s a big reason for its decline in players over the past few years. If you want to play it, play Arena, which is F2P.

When you watch a film or a series, you’re supposed to not think about anything else except what you’re watching. You aren’t supposed to daydream, because then you aren’t watching the show or movie, and you won’t follow along with the story, themes, characters, etc.

Well shit, now I’ve got to rewatch everything I’ve ever seen because I’ve been doing it wrong.

Union busting is more expensive than unions but that doesn’t matter to them either.

All that hentai led me to believe otherwise

Saying the quiet part out loud.

More like D’aww-ly!

…well, I am now.