Enshittification, but on a massive scale.

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Woodard examines the sexual nature of documented instances of flesh-eating and details the various manners of consumption whereby Black Americans were metaphorically or actually eaten. In the book, Woodard defines consumption as a range of parasitic practices, including institutionalized hunger, seasoning rituals, and sexual modes of consumption.

None of those are, nor have ever been mainstream. The entire Confederacy/South wasn’t eating black people and certainly not the whole country.

Authors generally research something before they write about it, even for fictional works.

One Piece: The story of how my cats kept me from finishing a puzzle.

Counterpoint: Every single thing he says and does damages Trump’s image.

That’s… beautiful.

You can tell it was murder because of the everything about it.

Give him a tune-up, or at least lights and spinning rims!

Oh, buzz off.

Five. THOUSAND. users. They were banned for no reason, yet people still defend visiting Reddit. Let it die…

It’s an interview you hate-watch because you don’t like the interviewer. Completely reasonable…

Something gets popular, people have to demonstrate how unique and sparkly they are by going against it, it’s a tale as old as time. I watch their videos occasionally and understand he’s neither demon nor god. But try listening to their WAN Show podcast and tell me he’s not (mostly) genuine and open…

Same. Their app is garbage, their moderation is unhinged, and their CEO and advertisers are right-wing MAGA freaks. I won’t be back…

Yes, I know the article is years old; that’s the point. They passed the law, and are now analysing the impact from it. As you said, they suffer from not being able to woo the top talent that doesn’t need to play the guessing game for compensation. But I’m not so optimistic to think they’ll just give in and stop their exploitative behavior. I guess we’ll continue to see…

Remember this when you see jobs that explicitly state “Colorado applicants not eligible”.

https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools/employment-law-compliance/employers-excluding-colorado-applicants-remote-work

I think for me, personally, I bookmark sites at work I need to access regularly. As in, daily. At home, I don’t really visit the same sites. Or at least, it’s more infrequent, and fewer ones. So I just leave open a tab for Lemmy, Metacritic, HotLocalDwarfMilfs, Wikipedia, Spotify, etc. Even if my computer is restarted, Firefox saves them!

Yeah! I want to wear dork goggles away from my TV!

I used to use bookmarks (at home). Now I just keep tabs open.

Maybe you’re just Australian?