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mtarascio t1_jdiyho5 wrote
Reply to comment by Prophet_Tehenhauin in LAUSD schools reopen after 3-day strike ends with no contract settlement for service workers by nosotros_road_sodium
They already have an offer of 23%
Seems to be working
Edit: It worked, they got what they want.
mtarascio t1_jcnyu8d wrote
Reply to Robert Smith of The Cure convinces Ticketmaster to give partial refunds, lower fees by eastbayted
He didn't convince anyone.
The current media climate made it the right thing to do for Ticketmaster in this time and space.
Without anything fundamentally changing it'll be back to status quo in a week.
mtarascio t1_jai15x4 wrote
Reply to comment by MyNameIsRay in Dozens of schoolgirls in Iran taken to hospital after poisoning by hoseiin
The amount of kids would mean it'd be easy to trace as it seems like it'd have to be school supplied food, if no one is being punished, then it means a coverup is happening.
Edit: Maybe my phrasing is a bit off, 'someone in power or authority could be the only one to turn blind eye to it'.
mtarascio t1_jahu65b wrote
Reply to comment by NickDanger3di in TikTok to set default daily time limit of up to 60 minutes for minors by [deleted]
It helps parents that are doing the right thing.
Just because something doesn't 100% solve a problem doesn't mean it's not a positive when implemented.
mtarascio t1_jahr7qc wrote
Couldn't only someone in power or authority make this happen?
mtarascio t1_jahpk4w wrote
The policy per the article -
>when the 60-minute limit is reached, minors will be prompted to enter a passcode to make an “active decision” to keep watching. For accounts with users under 13, a parent or guardian will have to set or enter an existing passcode to allow 30 minutes of extra viewing time once the initial 60-minute limit is reached.
mtarascio t1_jahor33 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in TikTok to set default daily time limit of up to 60 minutes for minors by [deleted]
>when the 60-minute limit is reached, minors will be prompted to enter a passcode to make an “active decision” to keep watching. For accounts with users under 13, a parent or guardian will have to set or enter an existing passcode to allow 30 minutes of extra viewing time once the initial 60-minute limit is reached.
That's not quite right.
Under 13 needs a parental code.
Of course parent can hand out the code but that's just plain ol' bad parenting at that point.
mtarascio t1_ja172f3 wrote
Reply to Nokia launches DIY repairable budget Android phone - Nokia G22 has removable back and standard screws allowing battery swap in less than five minutes at home by speckz
Does MS still own the majority stake?
mtarascio t1_j9xm76c wrote
Reply to Retired Air Force officer pleads guilty to possessing classified documents by YsThisGameSoBad
Security clearance person has less oversight than a local library
Fixed it for you.
mtarascio t1_j9x8v3r wrote
Reply to comment by Wild234 in Retired Air Force officer pleads guilty to possessing classified documents by YsThisGameSoBad
We are held to a higher standard at our local libraries.
mtarascio t1_j9x8scj wrote
Reply to comment by THETRILOBSTER in Retired Air Force officer pleads guilty to possessing classified documents by YsThisGameSoBad
I get so confused about this.
If they are documents they can be replicated.
So why bother not feigning ignorance and return them when first asked?
mtarascio t1_j9warmv wrote
Reply to comment by sanash in Kaiser Permanente Sued Over Hormone Therapy by derpwild
I know it's a problem but it's not super easy.
We're talking handfuls of people that got to this level.
Like Kyle literally had to murder people to get in on the grift.
mtarascio t1_j9s5lpl wrote
It was Arrested Development.
mtarascio t1_j9miexl wrote
Reply to comment by ObligatoryOption in Reports of active shooter at Naval Air Station Whidbey Is in Oak Harbor. by nicksatdown
Are they gonna add an Amber alert system?
Of course not, that would just make everyone being ignorant and ignoring the problem, realize it's a problem.
Edit: Love how gun control replies initially get upvoted quite well and then just get destroyed.
The downvotes feel like little angel kisses.
mtarascio t1_j9ibweo wrote
Reply to comment by YawaruSan in Vanderbilt apologizes for using AI to send email to students after Michigan State shooting by GaryOaksAlcoholism
This was 300 words, I'd hazard a guess it would be more work tooling around with the AI and checking it than just writing it, for anyone with a semblance of empathy.
Dude obviously uses it a lot and it's just his default. That's the more telling bit.
mtarascio t1_j6lpv95 wrote
Reply to comment by Riptide360 in Japan’s monthly COVID-19 deaths surpass 10,000 for 1st time by DoremusJessup
Do you mean matching now or during other periods?
They went through a long time being way way below the US.
Having an acceleration that matches the US at one point doesn't really tell any long term tale.
mtarascio t1_j66c4cd wrote
Reply to comment by laurentiubuica in Is Seinfeld kind of a flop for Netflix? by BitterEditor22
Skip forward man.
Like a science fiction novel (social commentary), the first port of call is the published date to get a reference on the cultural statements of the time.
Most sitcoms spend a time finding their feet, they don't turn into juggernauts until they find their feet.
You can literally jump in anywhere with Seinfeld, follow a 'best of' internet list or something.
mtarascio t1_j66buxh wrote
100%, it's not something that is put in the background like Grey's Anatomy.
People enjoy watching it, which is praise for it's content but a negative for it's engagement metrics.
mtarascio t1_j64nt0s wrote
Reply to comment by grublets in Ford now recalling 462,000 SUVs due to rear camera issue linked to at least 17 accidents by EdBegleyJuniorJunior
Yeah, if someone had their rear view mirror broken off, you wouldn't say the broken rear mirror caused the accident.
mtarascio t1_j5ppqat wrote
That's a floodgate opening.
mtarascio t1_j5jnp37 wrote
Waze became useless with the ads.
Stopping at lights is a time to look at the map to confirm the routed path and be prepared.
Not to look at Wendy's burger covered in hairspray.
mtarascio t1_j5iklrl wrote
Reply to comment by blainehamilton in Nearly 220 million people in Pakistan without power after countrywide outage | CNN Business by calbert1735
You got it mate.
You'll be in the history books for sure.
mtarascio t1_j58l80l wrote
Reply to comment by The_Permanent_Way in Chris Hipkins to replace Jacinda Ardern as next New Zealand Prime Minister by Opposite_Ad_2815
It's etiquette in the system to not pass anything major.
Yes, etiquette exists here. But only because voters still hold them to account.
Also why the election was announced when she announced she was srepping down.
mtarascio t1_j58f8ql wrote
Reply to Chris Hipkins to replace Jacinda Ardern as next New Zealand Prime Minister by Opposite_Ad_2815
This isn't quite right.
It's more a caretaker role in that it's designed to lead straight into an election.
Edit: Provide some arguments
Edit 2: Y'all are fucked with your takes whilst refusing to provide words behind your thoughts (downvotes).
mtarascio t1_jdj3co9 wrote
Reply to comment by Prophet_Tehenhauin in LAUSD schools reopen after 3-day strike ends with no contract settlement for service workers by nosotros_road_sodium
Working isn't the past tense, it's present.
The strikes action ramped up, the offer ramped up. It's still a working process.
Edit: They just got what they want.
Good work downvoters.