Personally, I find it incredibly funny that they “don’t have time” for the most powerful politician in the world

Who decides what’s normal, Newsom? FUCK YOU

I haven’t watched the video because of allegations in this thread of it being AI slop. Because of that, I decided to check the Lenovo website itself. This screenshot was the first and only computer I checked, but it seems to be real

Why not? I’ve heard that cold water makes the hit a lot smoother

Iirc the nameless ghouls wear masks for this exact purpose

No I’m not lol I use GUI desktop, I do like the terminal for navigating the file system, running code, and installing apps though

Personally, I really like it. I’ve never been a fast typer, but I feel like I’m faster with it. The layout just makes sense to me. There was a significant learning curve though, it took me a while to get used to it

I might make the switch to a GUI, but I’ll never stop using Dvorak

Speak for yourself, bachelor chow would solve many problems for me

Sugar is very effective at destroying concrete

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I wish I could do drugs about it

The effect is the same though, displacing homeless people and destroying their personal property.

Maybe you’d like airup? It doesn’t actually flavor anything, it uses scent to create the illusion of flavor

Unbothered. Moisturized. Eating Ass. In My Lane. Focused. Flourishing.

Capitalist crying crocodile tears because they can’t make money off of children anymore.

it’s not like large companies aren’t subject to layoffs

Precarity is a defining feature of the worker’s condition under capitalism, yes. That doesn’t mean that there isn’t stratification on how precarious the situation is for individual workers. It goes homeless < gig work < temp work < small company < big company

don’t forget that there’s a similar risk of negative money for the owner

I’m not discounting the risks taken by small business owners. However the risks to them is a damaged investment portfolio. The risk to workers is a loss of livelihood.

Think about your job. It’s your livelihood, it (hopefully) covers all your expenses within the month, right? You’re therefore dependent on the stability of the company. A small company is not stable, meaning that workers are placed in a precarious position because their livelihood would disappear with the failure of that business. This is the math:

• No paycheck=no rent money, no food money, no bill money.

a bunch goes to owners who fronted the startup costs and are on the hook if things go sideways

Workers take a risk too when they work for a small company, and are often worse off than the owner when the business fails.

why doesn’t this guy and his coworkers just do it on their own and pocket all that extra money?

The question that should be asked is, why doesn’t the owner transform the business into a worker cooperative?