meathorse

u/meathorse@lemmy.world
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Business: we need "additional incentives for research and development"

Govt: ok, this will help grow the economy.


Employees: we need additional incentives to work due to eroding wages and increasingly shitty work conditions. This will also help grow the economy.

Business & Govt: Get fucked!

on Thanks Antifa! · c/chaoticgood · 3 pts · 5d

Or it's a great psyop - it doesn't even need anyone to try this but if it gets in front of the right eyes it'll sow seeds of mistrust in the eyes of many ice agents anytime they see someone they don't recognize in their ranks. If it gets them looking at each other with suspicion, then it only takes a couple of fragile egos to start a fight.

I would love to see the "Cleanup America act" introduced that requires complete erasure of the trump name from public view. Roads, buildings etc to be enacted the moment the turd passes. Get this through Congress now so he can see it and die knowing his legacy will be erased.

Yes... Cash is handed into Walmart, they hold it in trust for xx days, no one claims it and it goes into the coffers.

How dare this "poor" take that money out of the hands of the long suffering corporation! Doesn't he know they've got starving shareholders to feed!

100%. I'm not a manager but the higher I get, the more I'm paid and the less useful work I do. I just end up telling people smarter than me what I need them to do.

Coming from a working class background, it's a difficult thing to rationalize in my mind but a friend described it well by saying "Can you do their job? - No? Then you can be the buffer against the politics and BS and keep them organized and working on the right thing so they don't have to worry about that"

It's a lot less fulfilling than doing practical work but I also feel like I have a lot more agency (for better or worse) than I did at lower levels.

It's been a while since I've done this but in Win10 days, if you wanted to get rid of the pre installed apps properly, you could use DISM from the MS Deployment Toolkit. It can remove just for the current user or from the entire install so they won't appear if you create new users.

If you want to spend the time and effort, you can even mount the wim file from the iso and remove them offline, so you've removed them from the install media completely.

Looks like Win11 has a new but similar process: https://www.deploymentresearch.com/removing-applications-from-your-windows-11-image-before-and-during-deployment/

Waterfalls aren't real, they're obviously just localized gravity inversions affecting very condensed, continuous cold water geysers. Anyone who's done their own research can see through the lies of big waterfall