@number_pizza111 I swear the location matters - at the one by the Willowbrook Mall thr pieces of chicken are big, well seasoned, and honestly the hottest / freshest tasting of any comparable chicken places. It's always packed
It’s all aesthetics; it’s the zeitgeist. I don’t think Harris was a strong candidate, but she ran a fine/good campaign.
Doesn’t matter though, the Democratic Party’s image is tainted—it would’ve taken a generational presidential talent to overcome public perception.
@maxjzin@matdotar@BrettFromDJ why are parts of your landing page copied word for word from designjoy 😭 "Don't like meetings? Same. That's why we've outlawed them completely."
@itsmyopinionlul @_LandIubber @statikspoork @Respawn you'd be surprised. 1.4 million barely pays 20 people's salaries in this case.
ApexM is a ground-up UE4 game only using art assets from normal Apex (source engine). it's actually a pretty huge undertaking to develop/maintain as such with a small team, if you understand gamedev
@AnnHertzz@BenJGarvey@coolestrogen i'm not a fan of binaries, but here, it doesn't matter exactly what quickly is.
there are jobs with an expectation of certain prior knowledge/experience from external training,
and jobs where there is a reasonable expectation that someone gets hired, and learns the stuff there
(Of course this is tongue-in-cheek, but in all seriousness I don’t mean to imply that I’m not critical of US defense spending. Just that if the context here is Ukraine, this is laughable not least because total Ukraine aid is not a large proportion of the total budget lol)
@AnnHertzz@BenJGarvey@coolestrogen It is inherently necessary, though not necessarily as it is currently used (to justify non-living wages). Prior training in this case means something like a degree or certification where you could not hire someone and quickly teach them said things on the job.
@BillHayden65 @UnionDrip@ForgetfuP The term was never aiming to accuse unskilled labor of being "easier," though. The sole distinguishing factor is whether the job needs prior training/schooling/experience, or not. A better way of describing it would be "replaceable" labor, but "unskilled" is the word ppl use.
@coolestrogen@JennyDarukat that's genuinely the best term i've heard so far! thats way more direct about the purpose of the term, can't be accused of being demeaning.
@BenJGarvey@coolestrogen it's an economic concept that is necessary to exist. call it whatever you want, "labor for which no prior training or experience is needed," but "unskilled labor" is perhaps a shorter way of saying it. it does not excuse non-living wages, but the term itself is not at fault.
@projectrushb please consider changing the shape of the buttons at the bottom for the guns! only the outer buttons should have the corners cut off like that, it would look more cohesive if the middle button was rectangular