snek
@snek@lemmy.world
- Comment on Civilization is just a human zoo 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on How does the day-to-day work of not wearing shoes in the house? 5 weeks ago:
Meanwhile people in Gaza have no shoes and will be killed by Israel before they ever hit 80. Have a nice day, genocide denier!
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
Whatever you need to say
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
Your last question:
I don’t think you’re really considering the actions and goals of Hamas here. Is anything they do justified as long as they don’t have their own state away from Israel?
What a nice false dichotomy, though!
In any case, how sad them for Israel that it has successfully created the Hamas of today and tomorrow, and for years to come because of its violent approach.
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
And surprlse surprise how you spin the discussion in the last question towards wanting to make me look like someone who justifies kidnapping and murder
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
Giving people rights and ending apartheid and reducing extremism is heavy lifting? As opposed to now???
But yes I expect the supremacist colonial landgrabbers to do the heavy lifting.
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
To do “self defence”, all Israel had to do was guard its borders and have some diplomatic solution that didn’t completely dehumanize Palestinians, maybe policies that listen to expert opinions on these subjects and how this is causing extremism to double. They didn’t need to invade “in self defence”.
If I make my house bullet proof and you shoot it every day in the hopes of killing me at some point I have the right to get rid of you by some method surely?
Funny how that works both ways.
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
What do you propose Israel do about all of the missiles being fired by Hamas?
Don’t they already have the Iron Dome? That btw lets missiles drop on “poor Palestinian areas” because their systems categorize them as “empty lands”?
What do you suggest they do? Aside from killing every man, woman and child, of course?
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
Sorry to hear you are going through this.
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
That I understand. Maybe you could try a browser extension to block text or news based on keywords? One parental control extension helped me filled out news from rich people that piss me off
- Comment on It was in self-defence 🙃 2 months ago:
Block everyone you disagree with
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- Comment on All workers, your attention please. Your attempt to have a decent work/life balance and be treated with dignity in this facility is going to fail. You have eight minutes to get back to the office. 3 months ago:
I think the lack of monitoring can be helpful to employees: rather than breathing over their necks (whether physically or digitally), you should enable them to make their own decisions, hold them responsible for them, and give them ownership over their own work. A someone who’s been working non-stop since university, the only places where I truly thrive and want to take most responsibility are the places that don’t police me, the places that are transparent but not intruding.
Maybe working from home is one way to achieve this. Having good online etiquette when using stuff like Slack or Discord can mitigate problems that arise from physical distance. Out to do an urgent shopping task? Fine, just say so on your Discord status! Then you become visible to everyone without having to be in the same room or building.
- Comment on All workers, your attention please. Your attempt to have a decent work/life balance and be treated with dignity in this facility is going to fail. You have eight minutes to get back to the office. 3 months ago:
It’s impossible to track workers at work too though… Everyone is whereever to do whatever. At least in Europe.
- Comment on All workers, your attention please. Your attempt to have a decent work/life balance and be treated with dignity in this facility is going to fail. You have eight minutes to get back to the office. 3 months ago:
Fair point. It happens, but sadly often this in the meme is the company culture we are returning to.
I had one shitty colleague who was taking naps during work hours and then working in the evening when all of us have headed home, so he makes decisions we never agreed on and surprises us in the morning.
- All workers, your attention please. Your attempt to have a decent work/life balance and be treated with dignity in this facility is going to fail. You have eight minutes to get back to the office.lemmy.world ↗Submitted 3 months ago to [deleted] | 15 comments
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- Comment on Chicken soup 3 months ago:
Labneh
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- Comment on "Morbidly Wealthy": The world’s five richest men have more than doubled their fortunes from $405b to $869b since 2020—at a rate of $14m/hr—while nearly five billion people have been made poorer 3 months ago:
Sadly this won’t make them any tastier.
- Comment on One possible caveat of using an open source search engine alternative instead of Google 4 months ago:
Looks interesting, I’m considering it
- Comment on One possible caveat of using an open source search engine alternative instead of Google 4 months ago:
I used to use it but honestly grew tired of getting the same search results. The same Medium article, the same video, the same news report at the top. I often feel like I only see the tip of the iceberg, and often never find what I need.
- Comment on One possible caveat of using an open source search engine alternative instead of Google 4 months ago:
The word “resume” + being an old and solid link + me using a search engine with settings that allow you to customize which places to search, and I’m not retiring results from all major search engines and only keeping alternative ones.
This works fine for work or when coding. It searches Stack Overflow and forums, immensely useful when trying to research things or solve problems.
- Comment on One possible caveat of using an open source search engine alternative instead of Google 4 months ago:
Yep that is the one, but I customized which engines I get results from and decided that almost all major ones have sucked so I took them all out (the four horsemen, Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Brace)
- Comment on One possible caveat of using an open source search engine alternative instead of Google 4 months ago:
I removed it on purpose. Trying my best to rely on any search engine other than Google, Brave, DuckDuckGo, and Bing.
- Comment on One possible caveat of using an open source search engine alternative instead of Google 4 months ago:
The top result is the resume of the Unabomber for President political action committee UNAPACK
- One possible caveat of using an open source search engine alternative instead of Googlelemmy.world ↗Submitted 4 months ago to [deleted] | 22 comments
- Comment on Not noice 4 months ago:
I was shocked to learn just the other day that my boyfriend is a dirty leecher