Godnroc

My family had a recipe for brandy slush that used the alcohol to prevent the mix from freezing solid. It was a big hit at summer parties.

Or at least not well.

Just close the lid on that washing machine and set it for a heavy duty wash.

The windows, mirrors, and turn signals are all exposed. They at least made an effort.

Nah, honey was marketed as a coupon tool without mentioning the referral manipulation it did that is its actual business model. Those privacy extensions just need to call out that they remove referral trackers too and everything is fine with them.

Do you think it uses a holding tank and just empties when it reaches the correct floor?

I used MotionEye at one point to monitor my laundry using a RPi nano and a USB webcam. Pretty sure it just ended up with a web interface I could pull up on phone or computer on the local network.

The old washer liked to lie about how long was left in the cycle and was in the basement while my computer was upstairs.

I believe the default assumption is that anything you created is yours, which seems reasonable to me. I don't need to be DaVinci for my doodles to be mine, the quality or value of the work does not change that it is mine.

Now, imagine someone took your doodles and started selling them in a book they called "1000 of the Worst Fucking Failures of Art." That would probably be offensive to you, and on top of it they are profiting off of your work (regardless of how much you actually put in).

Copyright gives you a tool to combat them legally to get your art removed or even damages if you were now known as "That person who tried and failed horribly to make art." There is a saying along the lines of doing 1000 good deeds is good, but you fuck one goat and you'll be known as a Goat Fucker.

You could, of course, fail to defend your copyright which, in some places, is seen as acceptance of how it is being used. You could also release the copyright and allow the work to enter the public domain so that anyone can use it for any purpose, including their worst art book.

I literally quit over that kind of thing, on top of a bunch of other issues.

Got really sick on a Tuesday, but I had my laptop and was able to push myself and work half the day before passing out and sleeping 18 of the next 24 hours. I had let my boss and coworkers know I would be trying to work, but was sick and may not be able to do much. Because I slept so long, I was not awake prior to my start time the next day. I was then berated during a meeting with my boss a month later because I didn't let them know I was going to be sick for a second day.

What the fuck am I suppose to do, set an alarm to ensure I wake up in the morning to send a "Hey, still fucking sick." message? If the last thing you hear from me is that I'm sick, chances that it will be true the next day and that is an easy assumption to work off of. Perhaps having no backup to my position, which I had been pushing for since the interview for the job, was a shit plan!

I handed in my resignation the next day; that kind of de-humanizing outlook on employees is not worth the pay.

"... for time off without an approved request two weeks in advance."

You need to let them know, need to find someone to cover for you, and need a manager to approve the request.

Some searching online shows tins of a "Mammy's Favorite Brand coffee" with a similarly racist depiction.

Most of my friends who are trans immediately got a nickname because it was easier to go to that instead of their dead name and then you just needed to eventually go from nickname to their new name.