Amikke @Amikke@qoto.org

@nixCraft usually it's there. At least where I live. It's a red flag if it isn't, nobody wants to waste time going on interviews for a job that's gonna later offer them peanuts, and thankfully people in this industry usually can be picky.

Where I live there's a website for IT that straight-up requires declaring the salary, among other no-bullshit data points. That's where we search first.

@Hyolobrika none, so that doesn't say much

@hyolo on a side note, does anyone know if people can see that I've added them to a list? xD

@hyolo I have a "Crap opinions" list for people who sometimes post cool stuff but also sometimes post political opinions so retarded reading them actively makes me depressed. I look at it only when I feel I have some hope for humanity to spare.

For all the others there are always filters and mutes.

@icedquinn implying that addictive features don't actively hinder the children's willingness to spend time with their parents instead of being farmed on facebook 20 hours a day. Sure, you can force them to do stuff, but they have free will and generally don't react to being forced to do something by loving it.

@Hyolobrika freelancers are basically one-person companies, including legally if they earn a living wage. No idea how much that costs though, never was one or hired one.

@Hyolobrika if you wanna pay for it to get fixed those are basically your options though. Unless you don't count hiring a freelancer as being a customer.

@Hyolobrika yeah, and what if that doesn't have to be a donation, but rather people exchanging money for goods and services? Maybe they could even pay full-time developers for this, killing two birds with one stone and giving someone a cool job. Weird that nobody thought about doing this.

pronouncing "schizophrenia" with the German "sch"

Imagine if ESRB ratings worked like YouTube. Four ratings:
1. Fit for babies
2. Adults only 18+
3. You can't make money on it
4. We will hunt you down

@FUCKINGWHOCARESDUDE @Kerosene @VD15 neither language also has a word for balling your toes into a "fist" because it doesn't matter. Also things like knees and ankles look very different and have very different functionality, toes are very obviously short stubby fingers, they even have nails. That's important considering the time when these languages evolved. And knees and ankles are actually important and come up in casual speech, with toes you can totally get away with the extended "fingers of the leg" because again, they don't matter and are rarely talked about. At least in the red countries, apparently.

@FUCKINGWHOCARESDUDE @Kerosene @VD15 but there are scarcely often discussed concepts that don't have a word. So a language that doesn't have a word for toes doesn't give a shit for sure. A language that does probably does.

When you say "palce" in Polish it's assumed you mean the hand kind of fingers, the existence of toes is ignored.

@FUCKINGWHOCARESDUDE @Kerosene @VD15 not making a specific word for something usually means it's not important and not discussed often enough so that describing it isn't too inconvenient. So definitely the 1st one.