pies @pies@social.cleverlibre.org

@timely_pace The cop out answer to your question would be that it's because without a load it's not doing any work :)

If there are peer reviewed studies and industry examples that confirm that a 4-day workweek is beneficial not only to workers, but to companies as well, doesn't it make it obligatory for publically traded companies to implement it as a profit-maximizing method?

@emilygorcenski I think it's because loosing land looks bad during elections.

I don't know if that's the right decision, and it's a bit of a fight over nothing because it's just one person making it, but I would just like to point out, that they're changing "Office of Field Education" to "Office of Practicum Education" and anyone who works with students and doesn't have see any issues with the word "practicum" might be a tad out of touch. https://www.npr.org/2023/01/14/1148470571/usc-office-removes-field-from-curriculum-racist

@majorlinux Apage Foundation maybe?

@david @georgetakei That's _representative_ lying nobody noob to you, mister.

@david @georgetakei Name the last time a high-ranking politician was jailed. I'll wait.

Privatization is when we take a public service that's not great at serving our needs and we turn it into a well managed, optimized company that's great at serving its own needs.

@Richard_Littler Primus comes to mind.

If you've just arrived my advice is to go back to your timeline.

Christians essentially think they're living in a simulation.

@paulisci We call it "dogfooding".

@notfunnyelle@mstdn.social Kool-aid man slurpy situation could be a porn. Shouldn't, but could.

I find the power of Christ uncompelling.