It’s Lemmy. Downvotes don’t matter. Get over yourself.

Edit: Looking at your comment history, and wow that’s a lot of downvotes. At that point, most of the downvotes are from you making shit takes than them brigading you.

How does the boot taste?

They’re a politician in Texas. The answer is all of the above. He probably diddles children on the side too

Idk, I’ve run into several garbage audiobooks (garbage from the writing) that are reviewed highly on Goodreads

That’s the “train position” you’re referring to. It’s different from “running a train”.

Why? I don’t know.

You’re forgetting that people don’t like disruption in their lives. Seeking short term profits ends up causing disruptions, so employee-owned companies are disincentivised to seek short-term gains, though it’s still technically possible.

Another thing to note is that most employee-owned companies have a disbursement periods where it takes years for an employee to have a full stake in the company.

Having a mix of beneficial strategies would be best imo. Co-ops are better for servicing a single community, while employee-owned can scale up better.

I love riding bikes outside, but I can’t stand riding on the trainer. And whenever I say it, there’s always someone trying to convince me that I’m being irrational for not liking both

If they know how much I owe, why don’t they send me a bill?

Because TurboTax and HR Block lobbied to make it like that

Crap game. The devs couldn’t balance the game for shit, and when players complained enough they gaslit them with opt-in setting instead of actually fixing the base game. Not to mention the fucking lies in their stupid digital manual/map

'Cuz we are the Aqua Teens, making the homies say “ho” and the girlies wanna scream!

You need to be more strategic in your deletions, friend. It’s not a matter of how much you delete, but what you delete

The problem comes when you’ve got thirty or more badly optimized applications running at startup.

I only have Outlook and Teams starting up automatically on my work computer, and it still takes 10-15 minutes to get fully up and running from fast boot’s “shut down”. This is on an engineering workstation.

Windows 11 (and Microslop programs in general) are just unoptimized pieces of crap

But first you have to make a good movie

Two character immediately infordumping to each other as if that’s how humans normally communicate.

How dare you besmirch The Princess Bride!

Maybe we should switch to co-ops and employee-owned companies to fix that bullshit

Don’t care. They shouldn’t have made the deal to begin with

Sounds like a skill issue on your part. Cope harder.

I always assumed it was a braindead choice by IT but maybe it’s a driver issue.

It’s likely both. Part of the problem is Windows’ “fast boot” setting. When enabled, the “shut down” button actually puts the computer into hibernate mode. Only restarting properly power cycles the system. In many companies, the option is enabled by default and IT departments lock employees out of changing it.

Another part of the problem is that the option is needed at all. If the OS wasn’t completely bloated it would boot up quickly anyways

I mean it should be a no brainer

Key word being should. I haven’t looked into these options yet, but there’s a reason Microslot has a reputation for hiding setting

Vampire Survivors and games inspired by it are the inverse of the bullet hell genre. Hence the the name “bullet heaven”