I wonder how many of them still wear a tie to their home office desk. Probably quite a few.

I have a friend who had an old Samsung Flip and a new Flip. Samsung promised up and down they fixed the screen cracking issue. Of course, the new one cracked in even less time(1 year) than the first (1.5 years). When you try to get a warranty repair they blame you for the damage, and want to charge $400 to repair it. Basically they want you buying or paying hundreds of dollars to repair the phone every year. It's a scam

Let me guess, 100% onsite office work with no free parking in a perpetually congested area of town? Sure there's no shortage of openings as people are constantly leaving/suiciding for a better options. If you're remote and looking for a raise your current employer will never give you, you're probably out of luck. I've already moved to a lower cost country to make it work, I'll be damned if I step foot in another highrise.

Cheating becomes a serious problem when the cheater choses a medical profession such as a Doctor, Pharmacist etc.

I really wouldn't care if they cheated on a entry-level History, Art, or other loser-oriented topic people would only take seriously because they don't want to learn much of anything new beyond what they learned in high school. The result of getting caught is the same, however, which doesn't really make sense. A doctor without an education in ancient world history is like a fish missing its bicycle

It's nothing new. I figured out all the various essay sharing websites in middle school, and I did not write a single paper in high school or college. That's 20 years ago with no ChatGPT, but with cheat detection software. It was basically an IQ test, idjits who turned in other people's work unaltered were obviously caught.

Now that ChatGPT is a thing I might even consider going back to school, now that it's much easier to automate away the uninteresting, irritating non-engineering fluff.

The lawyer's statement said they can't guarantee the value, that liquidity is limited, and only that the value cited is true as of today.

So yeah, worthless shitcoin. The only value remaining already got extracted by the insiders before the house of cards fell

why are these exchanges

Simply put, to rob their customers...notice every exchange "got hacked", clearly inside jobs. Now that the price of crypto is crashing, there is pressure on exchange operators to "cash out", aka seal the deal on robbing their customers as planned, and convert it to a real currency before it all becomes worthless. So we'll be seeing these "issues" a lot.

"It had to adjust salaries based on location" That's a funny way of saying passive aggressive paycuts to make sure the roving peasants can't enjoy their new mobility

Yeah getting interrupted constantly by idiots in the hallway is such a plus. More like, "we don't want to pay for a decent staff, so we need to trap you in a room with special needs people we bought at a discount so you can baby them into productivity". Sorry, not doing that anymore. I'll sooner abandon my career than go back to the office/adult daycare

The US doctor shortage, and the medical system in general, is nothing if it isn't a smoking dung heap of government corruption+mismanagement. Capitalism isn't to blame here, because a free market can't exist where the pay-to-play FDA regulates

No, these are all inside jobs. All these exchanges were set up to relieve people of their money. Watch the C-level execs magically disappear into anonymous retired bliss

That's your cue that you need to do something different, maybe move, find a hobby, find God, etc. Distracting yourself with empty social calories from coworkers who would shrug a bit if you died...it's a crutch not a foundation

No more suffering because the moron next to you and his snot-nosed crotchgoblin caught yet another episode of the endless daycare plague, and they won't call in sick because they're too laser-focused on showing up to stick their nose up the boss' ass, so they bring it to work and spread it. These are the types that want to go back. F u c k them, they can die in a fire