Okay but the majority of US states have raised their minimum wage in the last 2 years. Fuck McDonalds and their garbage tier food for passing those costs (and others) to customers. But the argument this is making makes no sense.
Many Republicans will, but many others are respectable people and will decide not to vote or will vote for Biden. It's shitty to assume all Republicans are asshole Trump voters.
Roku is the worst thing to happen to television since motion smoothing.
Yes. Sprints are fucking stupid and the only reason we have them is because engineering has grown useless appendages like project and product managers.
At its core religion is based on fearing people who are different, and modern right wing politics is based on fearing people who are different.
This shit can fuck all the way off
I used to worry that AI would help students cheat, but now it turns out it's going to be the other way around.
Haha no, I'd never do that. In real life if I was going to point it out to them I'd do it politely.
I watch things like this closely so yes you're right I do see it disturbingly often. The end price is not even always accurate, sometimes the weight is blatantly listed wrong. Even nutrition can be wrong. I saw two containers of pretzels side by side identical in every way but one was covered in salt and the other wasn't. Both were listed as the same amount of sodium content.
Post about it on a small corner of the internet where people ostensibly care about predatory pricing issues, go back about my day, then apparently come back here and answer a bunch of weird meta questions about a post that was actually very simple.
It's a forum about shrinkflation. If the topic isn't interesting to you, don't click.
Then CVS allows itself to publish misinformation by not staffing its stores sufficiently. Still their responsibility all the same.
Okay but the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution in 1791.
Unlike streaming, the commercials on my cable DVR are all skippable. At least there's that.
Ultimately each country makes the rules for domains under its top level, for those that are named for the country, like .af for Afghanistan. Everything about the instance is intact and can be moved to a different domain.
Going to take a guess that Apple realized VR isn't happening this generation, didn't want the embarrassment of canceling it, so they released it at such a high price point that only a relatively few rubes would buy it, so when they abandon it there won't be enough people to complain and make bad press out of it.
Could that level of investment ever be recouped in any other manner than by replacing vast numbers of workers and their salaries?