shifty51

u/shifty51@sh.itjust.works
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on Classics · c/pokemoncards · 1 pts · 2y

I have a charmander that's a reprint from the SV151 series. eBay tells me it's worth $2.99 but my inner child tells me it's priceless

You are right. OP bought one of those dollar store packs. There's no ex battle decks with all these mon, and they are not foil. Plus all these came in ONE set?? What is this magic set and where can I buy one?

These do not look real. I have that gengar and it should be foil and heavy texture too

If it was a booster pack and it didn't come with a QR code for pokemon online.

Why do I feel like I am reading the synopsis for your year end project? Alice and Bob (and eve, that's you) is an old scenario used in school. If that's the case go back and watch your lectures, study with friends. Do not try and use chatgpt because other professors will see through that too. Bon chance, Aimee.

Depending on the environment you can often use wpad (windows proxy auto-discover) you have to be able to host a PAC file someplace and have a domain, but it fits for your use case.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/funny · 9 pts · 2y

People get paid lots of money because they get results that generate even more money. Those people are given that money based on a track record of success. That success comes from making demands, and being cut throat. There is a very slim chance you can be nice and successful. It sucks, but that's why they are assholes, because that's who survives in those environments. Look at c level execs or really driven managers and it's all the same "success at any cost" mantra. Also 10 minutes of paperwork at $14 an hour is $2.50 to the company while that same 10 minutes to this "top earners" is $20, or over an hour of a minimum wagers time. That's why I am against huddles in the first place, they are money pits.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/funny · 47 pts · 2y

A lot of contractors (good ones) know how to play the game. You can get away with a lot when the companies vertically integrated sales app that only they can fix goes belly up. Saw this before where an easily replaceable manager goes up against a long time contractor (ya know, with a contract) and leadership gets to decide how to resolve the situation....

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/funny · 14 pts · 2y

Still could just be a slack thread or a dashboard. Putting people in a room every day is simply wasteful, even if it "works okay". When I managed a team I hated them, but we did have a meeting each Friday afternoon to go over what we did well that week, so I guess you have to be tactical about when you pull everyone off task to huddle.