Nope, lunch is not included and unpaid (unless specified in contract, but virtually no one pays for lunch). Effectively ypu're at work for 9.5 -10 hours.
Out of the loop: What's the Doreen incident?
Last movie that gave me nightmares was Mirrors (2009). I was alredy barely an adult back then.
I woke up in a panic for 2 weeks straight and put on the light to check my mirrors. I recently decided to watch it again. It's pretty underwhelming and random af to me now. Didn't scare me in the slightest (aside from a few cheap jump scares, but I hate them anyway).
This is frankly fantastic news. You just need to classify gacha as gambling and you're done. This is probably way easier than to legally define what a gacha game is.
I really got a severe case of the Baader-Meinhof-complex. Like a month ago I heard of the demon core for the first time. And now it seems like I see it referenced everywhere. Atleast 10 times randomly in the past month.
I mean Zuck is not batshit crazy like the Musketeer. Not like he won't sell you out but atleast his platforms are stable. Apparently that's enough for people.
Can't they read sensor data and infer certain conditions from that? For example if you have a limp or something?
What the hell is Bluesky?
Still more progressive than Switzerland to this day. They have normalized 42.5h workweek. You need to work 8.5 hours to be considered a fulltime employee.
Google is also pretty much in crisis. Since the whole Reddit debacle their SEO infested spam results pages got even more exposed. Add to that, that everyone is trying to lock their page down because google is caching a shitton of content which nets the page owners exactly 0 clicks or they even have to pay google for their amp caching.
True it's not nkrmalised. That's my bad. All companies I met had more than 40h a week though. And even when I worked in a government owned company it was 42.5h