No, I swiped it from Mastodon.

This sounds like a company store with extra steps. IANAL but it sounds extremely illegal for your employer to dictate what you do with your wages in any way, including linking it to career advancement. I highly doubt this is a union job, so your best bet might be to talk to a labor attorney. Do not talk to the company’s HR dept., because they don’t work for you; they work for your employer.

⌘C and ⌘V work in the native MacOS terminal app as well.

Why did this person put so much time & effort into being wrong and convincing no one?

Not on social media there isn’t. You fool. You absolute buffoon. /s

Put your hands over your eyes
Jump out of the plane
There is no pilot
You are not alone
Standby

If this community had active moderators, then your post might have been deleted, because it breaks community rule #3. But since almost no one reports breaking that rule, we admins seldom catch it.

“Authoritarianism” is when the imperial core’s freedom to exploit the periphery is thwarted.

Classic vapid comment.

Capital and money are not exactly the same thing. Capital is money used to make more money through (1) ownership of the means of production, (2) wage labor, and (3) economic rent & fincancialization.

It’s back up now.

They’re different things for different people & purposes. Lemmy is for pseudonymous topical communities. Mastodon is for following & interacting with personalities, mostly in a parasocial way.

🤷 I guess we’ll have to wait & see. More likely their site is broken.

Prince Theseus

I’m a comma-crazed Burgerstani, and I use those as well as the serial comma.

*Serial comma^[1]

Months should be adjusted so September, October, November, and December are the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th month respectively

Back of the line, Julius and Augustus.

Ma Bell phones were built like tanks. Much tougher than the famously tough Nokia bricks.

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