Because the french believe in Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité. The first one the USA can fully agree on. But the second one, equality, is a deal breaker.

It’s not the diarrhea itself, it’s the sudden “critical pressure reached, 30 seconds until launch” moments that make things difficult.

Workers start a worker owned cooperative that undercuts the old boss.

“NOT LIKE THAT!”

Time to break up that company, so arbitration in one part doesn’t apply to the other part.

Juniors will look at you like you’re killing their puppy when explaining to them that their solution does work, but why it will cause production issues in a year so adjustments are needed.

Mario Bros movie (1993) flashbacks

They just need someone to blame for their own sins. That’s the famous Christian morality.

for that particular copy

I think it’s a different version of s movie that’s important. If you bought the director’s cut but downloaded the cinematic version then you technically don’t have a license for that.

Welcome to !desirepath@lemmy.world. We’ve been expecting you.

And 24 hours per day. That’s why they’re using shift rosters.

Reticulating Splines

So this is how democracy dies. Not with a bang or a whimper but with a celebration by idiots in ridiculous clothes.

“We have determined that we’ll be able to fill 80% of the user’s display with advertising before inducing seizures” ~Nolan Sorrento, Ready Player One

America is an experiment in extreme individualism. Others learn of the results and make something different. Or more likely now have some collective memory to avoid that particular pothole and end up stumbling into some other arrangement cobbled together by conflicting groups.

Looks like so many sci-fi stories. Take exact same social organization as we currently have, replace car with spaceship, dollars with credits, towns with planets and done.

Que sera, sera.

I did. Okay, the 1 megawatt indoor skydiving installation helped a bit, but I was flying.