Don’t forget that only 9 out of 10 dentists recommend toothpaste and you can be damn sure that last one is the one giving out medical advice on social media.

Was just shitposting a personal anecdote, not trying to incite a class war over a non-refundable clothes iron they wouldn’t let you try in the store anyway.

A person of culture, it seems.

The type of person who would trust a $3 used clothes iron is also the type of person who’s never ruined a nice shirt with a blast of rusty steam out of a cheap clothes iron.

I’m gonna take this as good news and not get involved in some tribal dick-shooting.

That’s hilarious. Maybe a third attempt is in order.

I tried watching it on two occasions, but I felt like I needed a spreadsheet in hand to keep track of things.

They ain’t worth the resources they drain because people keep giving them huge incentives. In Virginia for example they don’t even pay sales tax, pocketing $1.6 billion a year.

Those floating paint chips are worth thousands of dollars! Or rather, that’s what the administration paid for them.

This is just kind of how all software is; operating systems, video games, whatever. It’s going to be shit for a while after launching. Sometimes it becomes less shit as it matures.

Steam Workshop is more of a player-level storefront.

I’m surprised the 49ers haven’t already built a data center right next to their stadium.

He killed innocents to avoid prosecution.

In a lot of the US, service workers are exploited similarly to how overtime labor goes without compensation.

Say if someone works 12 hours in a shift, but remains at or under 40 hours for the week, they don’t get any OT. It only kicks in after 40 hours.

The same goes for a server working full time. Without even needing to cook the books, a server could work a few $40 weekday shifts then one busy $300 weekend shift. Rather than being bumped up to minimum for the weekday shifts, the weekend shift is counted against their overall pay and they get nothing. The weekday shifts eat the tips from the weekend shift.

All perfectly legal.

I agree. Some US states do just that.

Though for this comic I’m just pointing out how the server is being singled out and shamed without the context of how their labor is compensated in comparison to everyone else in the comic.

All of the people in that comic get paid for their labor. The server doesn’t.

You seem to be talking about SpaceX, but I gotta point out that with the fast-track it’s not just the retail investors holding the bag. It’s anyone with a retirement fund.

It wouldn’t be fair if Superman got underpants and Supergirl didn’t.

It works for the crooks in charge.

But the people paying for these kind of alpha boot camps aren’t ever going to be in that position. They’ll just put on blinders and “hustle” like a good little worker.

I had a similar experience. Years of use with no issue then suddenly an admin crackdown on anti-fascist comments.

Give it a few more years and I expect the site to be mostly bots talking to bots, subtly mentioning products and services in their comments.

Anyway, it’s time for me to drink a Mnt Dew and eat some Cool Ranch Doritos as I play the new 007 First Light on my Xbox Series X.