Oh buddy. You should look into the Flashpoint Archive. https://flashpointarchive.org/

It’s a downloadable flash game player that contains pretty much every flash game to ever exist, at least that were able to be archived.

Lemmy admins can create word filters. They replace words with removed when you use a word in the filter.

Most admins only add slurs and other nasty things. In this case we’re talking about the N word, hard R.

Eisenhower, like all US Presidents, would be looking up from below not down from above.

Yeah for sure. For a while I did nothing but watch Spanish videos during all my free time. I’m gonna take an exam in the next year or two hoping for C1 level and if I get that I will really start looking at Mandarin.

I’d definitely be doomscrolling 小红书 and calling it language study though lmao

I mean you wouldn’t be destroying them. I’m sure it would be a marginally lesser charge but no doubt you’d get charged eventually.

I’ve learned Spanish on my own I really want to do Mandarin next but man is that a daunting one

It’s usually because they use Google for notification services

English is weird because even though it is a Germanic language it has such a huge lexicon borrowed from Romance languages which can definitely help when learning one from the other. But yeah beyond that they are very different.

I had used both but remember more fun games from CN.

And looking it up holy crap the Internet Archive has a built in Flash emulator wow: https://archive.org/details/flash_candymachinedeluxe

I remember that one clearly, Runaway Robot, Trap-O-Matic, etc

I mean, compared to Mandarin for sure. But they’re still quite different and it takes years for a speaker of one to learn the other.

Do these maybe ring a bell? It was before my time.

Or here’s a recording of the Electronic Program Guide of the 80’s

https://youtu.be/swn3G7gQ2kI

Yeah but those are basically useless as they all contain the boilerplate that basically says that they can be changed at any time for any reason without notice. They don’t bind the employer in any way.

I work salary and in my industry I’ve never heard of it. I’m sure they exist but I cannot imagine why any company would do it.

Maybe at executive levels?

All 50 states though require you are compensated for your work. So if this is a non-salary position still illegal if the break period is unpaid.

True, however it isn’t said in the photo that they should not clock back in.

work contract

Employment contracts are extremely rare or non-existent in the US.

Right you are, I was going on memory.

Though Maryland and Nebraska’s laws only apply to a small portion of workers, and many more have broad exemptions.

Still gross.

legal-mandated by OSHA “30-minute uninterrupted lunch break”

Not a thing. No US law requires work breaks. The majority of states don’t either.

About 20 states require breaks, that’s all.

Reply from state labor board: oh hey sorry yeah turns out there’s no laws requiring breaks federally or in then vast majority of states. Maybe find a new job if you don’t like it gl bro

US Labor Law

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There are no US laws requiring work breaks. Less than 10 states edit: around 20 have laws that require one.

In the vast majority of states you could be asked to work a 16 hour shift with zero breaks entirely legally. Most employers do have break policies but it is not law.

Fortunately such laws do not seem forthcoming in my country, and I have yet to see how not following the laws of other countries will be able to meaningfully affect us.