u/Lord_Ho-Ryu
Seeing what’s been happening lately, I thought of a perfectly legal way to demonstrate our outrage.
On July fourth, when we’re supposed to be celebrating the independence we no longer have, everyone who can should play “we’re not gonna take it” simultaneously and as loudly as we can.
To cover the entire country, I suggest noon east coast time.
Let’s let them know just how united we are and how non-tolerant we are of the bigoted fascism running rampant in our country.
When did it become ok for a company to ask for your Social Security number before giving you a job offer(contingent on a background if needed)?
When less than 1 in 100 applications result in so much as an interview and less than a tenth of those lead to anything further, what justification is there for them to expect us to give out one of the most private details about us?
I can only assume that you are selling my information.
I will be reporting any company that asks, let alone requires, my SS number when applying for a position for identity theft and encourage everyone else to as well.
This disgusting, unethical, and illegal behavior needs to stop.
I did everything right, followed the rules.
I went to college, joined the workforce, moved out, and started saving for retirement.
Then 2020 happened.
I was fired early in the year for speaking out against workplace harassment and denied unemployment because the company lied about why I was let go. My savings and retirement depleted, I moved back in with my mom and Boomer-stereotype-to-a-T father, and continued looking for a job.
My education is useless. My training: meaningless. My knowledge: pointless.
I, like many others, have applied to hundreds if not thousands of jobs only to hear back from a very small percentage of them. The only ones that contacted me with anything but a stoc
Say this when I went to check a business on glassdoor. Their ratings are not accurate even inside a review...WTF? You don't get an overall five-star rating if you have a one-star rating and three three-star ratings.
To me, the term “Boomer” has long since stoped referring to an age range; instead, it’s a mindset. A mindset of ignorance and temporal dislocation.
Boomers are the people that still live in a time when a part time, min wage job could support a family in their own home with vacations; that think min wage jobs are for high schoolers; that think anyone that can’t afford rent, let alone a house, are just lazy.
It’s time we all acknowledge that when we refer to Boomers, it isn’t about age, because we all know a few retired folks who are in full support of us and a few of every age right down to teenagers that think the current system works and that everyone just needs to work harder.
Just want
Hello, my fellow game makers,
I'm using MV and working on a game that uses a Focus/concentration-based combat system where each action costs TP and you can do as many actions as the character can handle(starting with only one at 1st level) each turn. I've gotten it working how I want, but have noticed that any combat that isn't scripted gets frozen when I try to utilize YEP's Instant-Cast on the basic attack skill.
I have a script-triggered tutorial that functions correctly, but a random encounter freezes like in the image, with TP not regenerated and no combat menu.
I have confirmed that it is adding <Instant Cast> to the Attack skill's notes that causes the freeze. Aside from guar
It took me three hours since waking up to notice that my one non digital clock didn’t match the rest. Why do we still do this? It’s stupid and pointless. Once a year we get an extra hour of sleep; nobody minds this. But then, once a year we lose an hour and everyone hates it.
