In the same vein, I’d like to remind people that feminism is also for men.
As a start, I think bell hooks’ The Will to Change can be a good intro.
In the same vein, I’d like to remind people that feminism is also for men.
As a start, I think bell hooks’ The Will to Change can be a good intro.
Is it actually Bulgarian though?
Why would you ever cut taxes for the wealthy?
I would assume they were handed a more specific diagnosis that they just summarized here under the label neurodivergent.
Thank you. I’m so incredibly tired of propaganda guilt tripping consumers to feel personally responsible for issues that should be regulated and fixed by a competent government.
Sorry, dann handelt es sich um ein sprachliches Missverstaendnis. Davon kann es bei mir jederzeit viele geben. Now I know.
Der wichtige Punkt ist: Es besteht trotzdem eine Pflicht zur Dokumentation der Arbeitszeit.
Naechster disclaimer: Auswirkungen dieser Regelung sind bislang nicht mal als Arbeitgeber zu spueren, ich koennte mir also vorstellen, das es ein schwieriger Prozess ist, bis man davon als Arbeitnehmer profitiert. Trotzdem rate ich dazu, unter Umstaenden selbst die Zeit zu dokumentieren, um darauf verweisen zu koennen - je nach Arbeitgeber vermutlich auch, obwohl ein entsprechendes System im Betrieb schon existiert.
Es gibt keine Vertrauensarbeitszeit mehr. Die objektive Zeiterfassung ist seit einiger Zeit fuer alle Betriebe verpflichtend:
Wenn euer Arbeitgeber ein solches System (noch) nicht eingerichtet hat: nachfragen!
… and you could easily fix the whole situation by having the shed run a male extension cord out that could be plugged into the generator.
It would also be infinitely more whimsical, since it’d make the shed look like a little appliance with its own chord. Or paint everything and call it a tail, the possibilities are endless.
“Well, let me just plug in the shed real quick”
Most people will run a post 2.6 kernel, so prlimit will be available as an interesting alternative to ulimit.
They don’t necessarily lower their standards. Sometimes, they simply “pay” by other means.
They’re absolutely right, that is the cause 85% of the time. Make sure to get a non-conductive pick made out of plastic or wood (e. g. literally a toothpick) and remove the dust by circling around the little protrusion, then clean the rounded corners with a little hooking motion.
That’s not what this is about, i. e. it’s not about retracing your steps. That’s common for everyone.
It’s about remembering the feeling you had when you stashed the item away, often knowing, at that moment, that the place you picked is woefully inadequate for storing this particular object, all while being fully aware that your mind will not be able to make the connection later on and you will end up searching for the object, with none of your usual coping mechanisms suitable to guide you.
That particular feeling is then recalled later in a moment of despair, often when the need to retrieve the item is greatest, and accompanied by a certain, ironic amusement looking at the events that led you there, with no one to blame but yourself.
Thanks, I knew the art, but never bothered to make a note of the artist.
“Bro gotta go” should work
Why did you post this exact, inane comment in two threads?
It might also be the other way around. There are plenty of people who are really introverted, so social engagement still drains their energy, but while it’s happening, they can be/appear extroverted, charming, outgoing, sometimes at exponential extra cost.
The difference between intro- and extraversion is not simply the ability of a person to talk to others, their (perceived) “shyness” etc., but also encompasses how they regenerate, what and how much stimulation they prefer and what kind of company they need and enjoy.
For comparison, an American store brand toast:
No, it’s not. This refers to pre-packaged bread, e. g. white bread, toast etc. - the stuff you find in a supermarket shelf, full of preservatives and other additives.
You need to see a medical professional, some online test without professional interpretation isn’t going to cut it.