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Owlofcreamcheese posted:What concern do you have if someone used a bus you don't like? Indeed, why should anything that doesn't affect me personally be considered negative
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How can one man be that loving stupid
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FilthyImp posted:How can one man be that loving stupid It is a shtick Owlofcreamcheese does.
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Boot and Rally posted:It is a shtick Owlofcreamcheese does. He should run for President of America.
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Boot and Rally posted:It is a shtick Owlofcreamcheese does. 
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:What concern do you have if someone used a bus you don't like? it's funny to laugh at people who are all like "we spent five million dollars and ten thousand man hours inventing this: the large-scale rideshare vehicle, or LSRV" and normal people are like "uh yeah that's a bus"
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FilthyImp posted:Aw man, it's like the day I learned Mr. Mcmahon wasn't really dead after that limousine firebombing.
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luxury handset posted:this is the outcome of people enshrining STEM/business education as the highest and best knowledge to have, and remaining completely ignorant of human society in this or any timeframe The same folks who whine about how useless the liberal arts are but don’t realize that science and mathematics are part of the liberal arts.
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"Ugh history what a bullshit course" *reinvents wheel*
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ryonguy posted:"Ugh history what a bullshit course" *reinvents wheel* Anyone remember those assholes a few months ago who acted like they invented the pince nez? They got really mad when folks started responding with pictures of Teddy Roosevelt.
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Are you surprised that the industry that reinvented the cellar, editors, scrip, X-of-the-month clubs, transaction fees, and....
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tech nightmares: doordash loving sucks https://twitter.com/_alastair/status/1152944793569419264 luv 2 provide a small but generous tip to a $12 billion multinational's coffers
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Getaround lets you rent cars peer-to-peer. Lady rents Tesla from Getaround. Lady runs red light, kills one person, injures another. Lady didn't have driver's license. Oops. Bets on whose job it was to verify license?
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Getaround lets you rent cars peer-to-peer. Lady rents Tesla from Getaround. Lady runs red light, kills one person, injures another. Lady didn't have driver's license. Oops. Bets on whose job it was to verify license? The car's, obviously.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Getaround lets you rent cars peer-to-peer. Lady rents Tesla from Getaround. Lady runs red light, kills one person, injures another. Lady didn't have driver's license. Oops. Bets on whose job it was to verify license? App lives up to its name then; "No driver's licence? Getaround that!"
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Getaround lets you rent cars peer-to-peer. Lady rents Tesla from Getaround. Lady runs red light, kills one person, injures another. Lady didn't have driver's license. Oops. Bets on whose job it was to verify license? The article says that the PD is looking in to whether "autopilot" was engaged. So my money is on everyone: A) The lady who rented a car without a license B) The guy who owned the car but didn't check for a license C) Getaround for not doing anything, it seems like D) Tesla, for beta testing in public E) The state of California for not shutting this poo poo down at points B or D
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HootTheOwl posted:Are you surprised that the industry that reinvented the cellar, editors, scrip, X-of-the-month clubs, transaction fees, and.... There's another one where they reinvented phrenology, but I never saved the tweet.
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Jul 22, 2019 19:14
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why do tech companies fix what isn't broke. twitter's ui was fine.
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Groovelord Neato posted:why do tech companies fix what isn't broke. twitter's ui was fine. "you weren't clicking enough ads, you soon will (so we hope)"
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MickeyFinn posted:The article says that the PD is looking in to whether "autopilot" was engaged. So my money is on everyone: I want to say E because like how the gently caress do you allow Getaround to even exist as a car rental thing if it's possible to, through them, book a car to drive when you don't even have a license.  But also B like, how are you gonna put your car in the hands of something like that?Goa Tse-tung posted:"you weren't clicking enough ads, you soon will (so we hope)" LOL you can still just block corporate accounts/sponsored stuff.
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They want TWITTER to be ineffective and annoying. Not the ads. Twitter is a wrapper for ads.
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A big flaming stink posted:tech nightmares: doordash loving sucks I can't imagine that's legal, what the heck
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mandatory lesbian posted:I can't imagine that's legal, what the heck  Independent contractors!
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Jul 23, 2019 15:54
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Naw, that's how tips work in many states. It's a lovely system.
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mandatory lesbian posted:I can't imagine that's legal, what the heck
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duz posted:Naw, that's how tips work in many states. It's a lovely system. Yup. Many states have a separate tipped minimum wage that is as low as $2.13 an hour. Employers can make up the difference between that and the federal minimum wage out of the employee's tips, only paying out more than the tipped minimum if the employee doesn't make enough in tips to put them above the federal minimum.
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I always tip 0.00 to Doordashers not because I am a dick, but because then in reality doordash is paying them a wage instead of me paying doordash a second delivery fee.
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Or you could just tip in cash.
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Liquid Communism posted:Yup. Many states have a separate tipped minimum wage that is as low as $2.13 an hour. Employers can make up the difference between that and the federal minimum wage out of the employee's tips, only paying out more than the tipped minimum if the employee doesn't make enough in tips to put them above the federal minimum. As someone who worked for tips before, it's a super dick move to not tip because of how the system is set up but the entire system is loving disgusting and i really wish that you didn't need to tip to ensure the servers/delivery people got a livable wage.
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Don Gato posted:As someone who worked for tips before, it's a super dick move to not tip because of how the system is set up but the entire system is loving disgusting and i really wish that you didn't need to tip to ensure the servers/delivery people got a livable wage. This is so close to those facetious arguments for child labor. It sucks.
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Dunno, the solution seems really loving simple (stop the insane tipping culture in USA), but I have exactly 0 faith in you fuckers ever figuring that out.
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You stop that through legislation, not by being a lovely tipper.
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people who don't tip are often using fake political conviction to be a cheapass, whether you're a christian evangelical who says "the only tip you need is Salvation through Jesus Christ" or some faux friend of the prole who says "i don't believe in supporting the system which suppresses your wages" if you don't feel like tipping food delivery workers, don't get food delivered
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Don Gato posted:As someone who worked for tips before, it's a super dick move to not tip because of how the system is set up but the entire system is loving disgusting and i really wish that you didn't need to tip to ensure the servers/delivery people got a livable wage. i remember in middle school finding out how the wage/tip thing worked and being floored. i had assumed tips were an expected bonus because servers had to deal with people. does grubhub work like doordash? at least at the local places i've ordered from the delivery guy worked at the restaurant but i'm guessing that isn't always the case.
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I generally tip somewhat generously because that's the system we have, but it would be better if people just had good wages instead and tipping culture went away. Tipping means nice people pay more and jerks get a discount, which doesn't seem great.
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tipping completely sucks but you have to deal with it as part of wage reform, your behavior as a consumer boils down to "do i feel like being a stingy rear end to-day"
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Groovelord Neato posted:i remember in middle school finding out how the wage/tip thing worked and being floored. i had assumed tips were an expected bonus because servers had to deal with people. I don't know but I always tip in cash instead, and I put "will tip in cash" in the delivery instructions/special notes/whatever thing for anything I ever order so they know I'm not just not tipping at all.
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Quite a few states don't have a lower "tipped wage". Tipped wages are all about subsidizing the establishment owners, not tipping the employees.
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Neo Rasa posted:I don't know but I always tip in cash instead, and I put "will tip in cash" in the delivery instructions/special notes/whatever thing for anything I ever order so they know I'm not just not tipping at all. I never tell that I'm tipping in cash because the restaurant might be run by a shithead who takes a cut of tips.
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Lambert posted:Quite a few states don't have a lower "tipped wage". Tipped wages are all about subsidizing the establishment owners, not tipping the employees. This. I tip a bit, but in my country waiters get roughly median wage before tips and it seems to work pretty well.
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