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*Вышел Unihertz Tank 3 — защищённый смартфон с камерой 200 Мп и батареей на 23 800 мА·ч*

Он обеспечивает 118 часов разговора и 38 часов игры.
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*Подкаст «Время есть» вернулся из отпуска! В новом выпуске говорим про сэндвичи*

Как правильно выбирать хлеб для бутербродов, почему бургеры в России любят больше и какой десертный сэндвич самый вкусный.
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Stephen King on ‘The Marvels’

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*The lovely Nia should be supported in this moment*

She has made Bill a better man and that’s blatantly obvious. Life is about progression, folks. If you still have the same mindset in your 50s that you had in your 30s, that’s clearly a lack of growth. On the other hand, We’ve seen certain folks proudly wave “Fuck Your Feelings” flags, complain about cancel culture non stop and espouse all types of rhetoric as if they are insensitive. Now these same individuals are outraged at a couple of middle fingers being flashed. You either want it to be open season on expression or you don’t. You can’t have it both ways. The hypocrisy that has been on display due to this incident is very eye-opening. Just my 2 cents. submitted by /u/Jj9567 to r/BillBurr [link] [comments]
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The lovely Nia should be supported in this moment

She has made Bill a better man and that’s blatantly obvious. Life is about progression, folks. If you still have the same mindset in your 50s that you had in your 30s, that’s clearly a lack of growth. On the other hand, We’ve seen certain folks proudly wave “Fuck Your Feelings” flags, complain about cancel culture non stop and espouse all types of rhetoric as if they are insensitive. Now these same individuals are outraged at a couple of middle fingers being flashed. You either want it to be open season on expression or you don’t. You can’t have it both ways. The hypocrisy that has been on display due to this incident is very eye-opening. Just my 2 cents. submitted by /u/Jj9567 to r/BillBurr link comments
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*Should I have gone to work today? Probably. But I'm pissed*

After 10 years of working in food service, I decided to start over in a new industry and got a job with a big financial institution in my area. I'd heard nothing but great things before I applied, and up until today, this largely rang true with me; I'm being compensated well, the work environment is pretty healthy, and our group plan is incredible, even for my first employer-provided insurance plan. Couple weeks ago, there was an announcement that there was a mandatory Zoom meeting with an exec at 7am, about 3 hours before my scheduled shift. Cool, I thought, must be pretty important if I have to be in early. They gave us notice, so I was well prepared to be there. Today was the meeting, and god was I disappointed. Nothing but an hour of listening to this guy talk about...well nothing really. The executive didn't seem like he had anything planned. The only thing I can really note about the meeting was his mention of developing AI systems, which he not-so-subtly hinted at being a way to eliminated certain positions. The worst was when an illustrated face kept popping out of the exec's virtual background, and somebody asked him what it was. He turns off his virtual background, and there he is, sitting in his home office. I had to go to work 3 hours early for this oh-so-important meeting, but it apparently wasn't so important that the man who made it important couldn't leave his own house to be on-site. Attached is the email I sent to my supervisor explaining why I won't be returning for my shift today. Should I have sent this email? Probably not, no doubt it'll bite me in the ass later, but I don't care right now. submitted by /u/5ilica to r/antiwork [link] [comments]
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Should I have gone to work today? Probably. But I'm pissed

After 10 years of working in food service, I decided to start over in a new industry and got a job with a big financial institution in my area. I'd heard nothing but great things before I applied, and up until today, this largely rang true with me; I'm being compensated well, the work environment is pretty healthy, and our group plan is incredible, even for my first employer-provided insurance plan. Couple weeks ago, there was an announcement that there was a mandatory Zoom meeting with an exec at 7am, about 3 hours before my scheduled shift. Cool, I thought, must be pretty important if I have to be in early. They gave us notice, so I was well prepared to be there. Today was the meeting, and god was I disappointed. Nothing but an hour of listening to this guy talk about...well nothing really. The executive didn't seem like he had anything planned. The only thing I can really note about the meeting was his mention of developing AI systems, which he not-so-subtly hinted at being a way to eliminated certain positions. The worst was when an illustrated face kept popping out of the exec's virtual background, and somebody asked him what it was. He turns off his virtual background, and there he is, sitting in his home office. I had to go to work 3 hours early for this oh-so-important meeting, but it apparently wasn't so important that the man who made it important couldn't leave his own house to be on-site. Attached is the email I sent to my supervisor explaining why I won't be returning for my shift today. Should I have sent this email? Probably not, no doubt it'll bite me in the ass later, but I don't care right now. submitted by /u/5ilica to r/antiwork link comments
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*What is a fact that you learned in grade school that has been disproven?*

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What is a fact that you learned in grade school that has been disproven?

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Hamas releases video of soldier held hostage; IDF: 'Psychological terrorism'

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*Please don't hide ingredients in your cooking*

As we approach the holiday season where many people are traveling to enjoy meals with their friends and family, it's time to remind people that hiding ingredients in your cooking and calling it "your secret" means that folks who have food allergies or intolerances are going to resist eating your food. By all means, hide the method of whatever recipe you were making, but do not hide the basic ingredients. If you put peanut butter in your chili, make sure people know that it exists. If you put pork in your bolognese, make sure folks know it's not the typical beef. If you use wheat flour to make your sauce, let people know it's there. Because otherwise, a trip to the ER or incredible discomfort for your guests is a likely response. Don't mess up your own holidays, disclose the ingredient list. And if a guest says may I bring my own food, say yes. Because for somebody who's gluten intolerant or celiac, that's the difference between having a meal or not. The number of times I've eaten nothing but a salad without dressing at a holiday meal because it's the only food I can trust to be gluten free is mind-boggling. It's far more gracious as a host to simply say, by all means, bring what you can eat. And I can guarantee you, I will show up with enough for at least four people of whatever wonderful dish I've made. The same goes for people who are for religious reasons, not eating pork or for outright allergies not eating nuts, alcohol sesame, soy, corn, etc, etc EDIT: Since there are a number of folks thinking this is a non issue, please realize that food allergic/religious folks deal with this on a daily basis. I've been gluten free since 2006 and the number of times I get sickened at a meal is more often than not. There is a large baking group on FB that is suggesting that people hide ingredients since "food allergies are bogus". That is why I wrote this post. I routinely decline to eat when folks won't tell me the ingredients but newly diagnosed folks get pressured that just one meal won't be a problem submitted by /u/gfdoctor to r/Cooking [link] [comments]
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