Dang, I was late by a minute

Stickerbush Symphony from Donkey Kong Country 2.

Bonus: a Charles Cornell breakdown of the song.

HR does exist to protect the company, but sometimes that aligns with your needs. In this case, HR is likely more interested in avoiding a sexual harassment case (which would cost the company), so they’re probably going to hear you out.

Those are eyephones

Then it would logically follow that smart watches would be called…

microphones.

“We’re sorry, using AI-based ad-blockers is a violation of our Terms of Service Agreement. Per the agreement terms, your account is now suspended and you’ve been charged an additional early termination fee, because fuck you.”

While I’m sure there will eventually be some grass-roots attempts, the providers will fight it to the death. A person can dream, though.

Hmm… on second thought, Reagan.

Nixon

I haven’t used a lot of slicers, but I’m not aware of any that would do this automatically. In theory it shouldn’t be terribly difficult to do, but it would be difficult to do it well (that is, optimize for fewer supports, etc).

Do we need the paper to know it’s true? Seems trivial.

But what if it were a subscription service? And we can add AI for no reason!

Oh, there’s a storm alright

Obligatory: fuck Nestle

In as much as it pertains to me, I don’t tolerate it. Otherwise, if people want to bullshit their way through their career, I don’t really care. This happens in every company that has more than one employee (almost).

If someone else starts ordering me around when they don’t have the authority to do so, assuming it would change my course of action, I’ll tell them politely that I might be able to get to that when I have time. If they escalate it, I tell them to talk to my boss about rearranging my priorities. And if they do that and succeed, that’s fine. Once you establish that you don’t report to them, I’ve found they typically leave me alone. If not, I talk to my boss about it in private.

The CEO of Nestlé has gone on record saying that he believes that all water sources should be privatized.

So, to answer your question, yes.

Though there are a plethora of stronger reasons to hate the CEO of Nestlé.

Okay, so the players try chopping off a head, say the red one, and the whispers start to dissipate (and no heads grow back). Awesome! they think, and quickly dispatch the other two. But once all three heads are gone, five more grow back: green, blue, red, white, and different red, I guess? And the party is immediately beset by visions, which are somewhat clearer and more vivid than the last ones.

Would work best if the country was in Europe somewhere. Then America could be part of the EU.