HR does exist to protect the company, but sometimes that aligns with your needs. In this case, HR is likely more interested in avoiding a sexual harassment case (which would cost the company), so they’re probably going to hear you out.

Now with 50% less arsenic!

Porn’t, the new SFW

Of all places, Lemmy understands the importance and controversial nature of beans.

millennials aren’t picking up the slack

Wine is a luxury industry. There is no “slack” to be picked up.

Hmm… on second thought, Reagan.

Nixon

I hope someday to have as much self confidence as someone who lists a “slightly shat” chair for $75.

Sounds like the linguists got drunk.

“No no no no no… iss’not a ball, issa sphhhere”

First ammendment? Never heard of it.

I haven’t used a lot of slicers, but I’m not aware of any that would do this automatically. In theory it shouldn’t be terribly difficult to do, but it would be difficult to do it well (that is, optimize for fewer supports, etc).

Just be sure to get the proprietor’s permission first.

Careful, the floor’s a bit slippery

No, the other answers explain why.

Tilt your head 90 degrees to one side. Bam! Now it flips up and down.

My banking app is fine on it. It won’t run Microsoft Authenticator, but if my company wants me available, they can buy me a separate phone.

Google–not really a fan of the company, but the Pixels have been solid for me. The cameras have always been great, and weirdly, the bootloader has always been easy to unlock (I’m running LineageOS on my Pixel 7), so you can still get some modicum of privacy if you like.

Capitalism. Specifically, the stock market. IPOs make good companies into bad companies.

Being owned by stockholders effectively removes any amount of “human” in the company’s choices and direction. There becomes a single goal, to which everything else is sacrificed: make stock prices go up in the short term. The C-suite execs will say all sorts of other shit, but any appearance of accountability or altruism is solely geared to making more money at any cost. Any leadership with a soul will be forced to either give up trying to be “good”, or they leave.

Don’t look inside the tailpipe

Tried installing Windows 11. After a few hours screwing around trying to find the right drivers for everything, I tried a live USB of Mint. Everything worked great out of the box.

Also, the ads, and Microsoft’s insistence on forcing user accounts.