I applied for a mortgage a few weeks ago, and ever since I’ve been getting literally 40+ spam calls a day. It’s insane. They all get blocked, so it’s not anything I really have to deal with, but my missed calls list is just a sea of red “likely spam” callers.

They’ll consider it if they know someone else is willing to pay it. I got headhunted a couple years ago by a place willing to pay me 50% more than I made to work remotely doing generally the same thing I was already doing in-office. There were more responsibilities, though, so I wanted to stick with my current job if I could get them to match the offer. I took it to my boss, and he agreed to match the pay, and even talked the CEO into letting me work remotely when they otherwise have a pretty strong push toward in-office work.

Now I get paid more than my own supervisor while working a pretty cushy job in my pajamas.

Ultimately, we need to tip people in the short term to keep them afloat until we can work with them in the long term to get America to the standard that most of the rest of the world takes, where tipping is a special case scenario only for exceptionally good work, and never to be needed or expected.

I didn’t get the sense that they’re saying China’s the sole reason for pollution - we all understand that it’s an issue globally - that article is just showing an example of how, instead of fixing the problem, the powerhouse countries of the world are doubling down on pollution.

I’m not as techy as the stereotype seems to portray, but otherwise, yeah, I’m a white guy in my 30’s.

Inspiration isn’t the same. It’s more like if I found a bunch of pictures I liked, then traced my favorite parts from each one onto a single piece of paper to make one image made up of lots of small copied pieces of other people’s work.

It’s new, but not original. With the recent influx of AI content that doesn’t seem to be slowing down, I’d say we should make a new designation of GC - generated content.

A bread proofing box. Not only has it made my bread making attempts much more consistent, but it’s also great for tempering chocolate, making buttermilk, and more!

I think that achieving space colonization will only happen if we bring this world to the brink of destruction and the 5 people with all the money at that time decide to spend it all to escape. If we do achieve harmony it’ll be after those guys have already left to go destroy another world, and those left behind who survive the millennia of desolation as the world falls apart and puts itself back together again finally get the picture and treat their home with respect. And even then all it’ll take is one self-centered, power-hungry person being born for the exploitation to come back again.

I dunno, man. A species using up all the resources available in its isolated home, only to develop the ability to use those stolen resources to go to other nearby bodies and use up their resources as well… Makes me think of a virus. If that’s how our species survives, I’d rather we didn’t.

You didn’t buy it from the delivery guy, you bought it from a guy who bought it from logitech. You didn’t buy a new product, you bought an unopened product. It’s only new when it’s sold by the manufacturer or its official distributors.

I’ve bought unopened things from garage sales, too, but never thought I could bring the sticker with “$5” scribbled on it to the manufacturer for a replacement. Your receipt from ebay is just as official as that would be.

Don’t get me wrong - the item shouldn’t have broken, but ultimately, a warranty only applies to items bought from the manufacturer or one of their authorized distributors, and you instead bought from some guy who bought up some Logitech stuff to sell on ebay. You can find decent deals on ebay, but it’s a risk specifically because you’re not going to get any support, since you’re not actually a Logitech customer, you’re a customer of Joe-shmoe at ebay. Take it up with him, since it’s his product you bought.

Did you really think they’d honor a warranty from something you bought on ebay? It’s a reselling site - pretty much an online garage sale. Unless the seller’s own receipt from when they bought it is included with your purchase, then there’s no proof that it’s been 2 years since its sale.

It does, but as far as I can tell it doesn’t let you combine them into one feed.