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  • AmyAye@nord.pubtoWork Reform@lemmy.world•Fix the system..
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    5 days ago

    “Nobody wants to work” is just code for “Nobody wants to be exploited.”

    Also a theory I have one some of this, especially minimum wage jobs.

    COVID opened a LOT of people’s eyes to the level of exploitation going on, especially so for any “secondary income” people in the house.

    When the local restaurant closed, and the wife (not being sexist, just, the reality of our society is it’s usually the wife/mom/woman) wasn’t working, and she was cooking at home more and being with the kids more because home schooling. These families realized that at the end of the day, they were not doing worse off.

    Like basically, they realized that secondary, min wage job, was just covering the travel expense for that job, and daycare/babysitter for the kids while at that job, and maybe food that was eating out that had been replaced with leftovers or whatever now.

    That job wasn’t actually bringing in significant money.





  • They are worse though for power user types. They do shit like omit “of” in “Ring of Fire Spells” because it seems it as meaningless but people who use search like it’s a computer instead of “Dear Gooblin pwees five me spells for rings made of fire” and get all generic and shit, it sucks.

    Because power user types are precise in their search, and search engines are increasingly stripping that precision for stupid reasons.



  • What I don’t get with this federated software, Lemmy and Mastodon. It’s ripe for essentially, server level verification of identity. And I don’t mean check every ID of every user.

    But like, this threat talks about game communities. Some larger company, Microsoft, maybe even Valve with Steam, could easily run an instance, and have “official” forums this way. Any anyone on any instance can subscribe and visit. But that way you know that like, I dunno, lame.microsoft/halo is the proper community for Halo. Sure, there may be others, but it can become the place of record with announcements etc.

    Same for Mastodon stuff. But that would be more for individuals. But also stuff. Like you could have movie.studio/tom.cruise and it’s verification that it’s the proper Tom Cruise posting. That sort of thing.

    Plus, smaller communities have less potential burden from a few large accounts loading the system down.

    Etc.