I didn't like coleslaw until I ate it as a condiment. Alone it's not my thing at all. In a sandwich? On top of pulled pork? Awesome stuff.
Washed off in the shower.
Hey I can answer that 100% truthfully. I don't know :)
The FIRE way is 25x the salary you want to have in retirement. If you're in the US, make an account with the SSA to check your estimated social security benefits. Take the number with a large grain of salt.
Truth be told, it's all pretty bleak. I save and invest 50% of my income but when I do the numbers for retirement I'll still be retiring ~65. Personally I'm a skeptic and don't factor in social security, though. The depressing reality is if you're saving for retirement then you're already better off than most.
Can you explain a bit how you figured that out? I want to get better at recognizing bot accounts.
Nice, this is also what I found. More from the GDPR website but still vague.
There are 2 more questions it sounds like OP is asking -
- Why are Legitimate cookies allowed to be defaulted on?
- Why are they allowed to be hidden in a different menu?
I didn't see any answers to these questions in my quick read-through. Nothing about default settings on the GDPR website and the menu thing sounds like obfuscation. Now whether it's to make the cookie menu more user friendly or gather more data for the company... or both? Don't know. The GDPR website does mention that
The rules regulating cookies are still being set, and cookies themselves are continually evolving, which means maintaining a current cookie policy will be a continuous job.
So maybe the legal side for this is still in the works.
Well said. Social media is designed specifically to hold attention and encourage addictive behavior. There's no way to compete.
To be honest, I'm really not sure what mod powers I even have on Lemmy. The things that stick out to me are:
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Edit sub 'about' page
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Lock threads
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Ban users, also view banned users and un-ban
Thank you for making Sync + Lemmy and thank you for working so hard to make it user/mod friendly!
Came across this while playing Witcher 3, made me laugh. Hope it fits this sub.
Yes. For many companies, a 4-yr degree is a non-negotiable requirement. Any 4 year degree just to be considered. If you manage to get a good job without a degree, you will still be categorized by HR as a degree holder or not. This doesn't always factor into raises, promotions, layoffs, but it can.
Talk to your doctor if you don't feel like you're seeing any effects. The Internet isn't qualified for this.
And I look super ugly
Honey I wish I could give you a hug. Your body is on a journey right now, be kind to yourself.
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And that braincell is AAAAAAAAAAAAA