It shouldn't take a measurable amount of time to find the calculator when I start typing "cal" in the application menu. And yet it frequently takes upwards of 10 seconds for anything to show up at all.

Tucker had his chance at redemption when Jon Stewart got Crossfire shut down. Instead he stayed away for a couple years and came back worse then ever but without the bow tie.

He's falling in line with the old guard.

There was an article like a month ago about an AI assistant to play the hard parts for you.

In an interview with Fox News taped earlier on Monday, Ms. Collins cast herself as a supporter of abortion rights, saying she disagreed with the decision to eliminate federal abortion rights. But she said Roe v. Wade would have been overturned even if Mr. Kavanaugh had not been confirmed.

"Sure I voted for the people who overturned it, but it's not my fault and totally would have happened anyway."

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So he's going to be charged with a crime? Right?

He knows MS missed the AI train.

Nobody likes copilot.

I feel like I've never heard anything but complaints about the all-in-one image.

On the other hand, I've been using the community maintained docker image for a few years with minimal issues.

How long do you give an average head of lettuce?

This is more infighting than conversion.

I was just being pedantic. Certainly we should all encourage the split, but I wouldn't count on any of them becoming allies anytime soon.

I've heard that Target is a very bad place to do that.

Anyone reminded of AOL buying Time Warner?

I remember xAI merging with Twitter. Does that count?

I said in theory and supposed to because if it's happening regularly then either you're providing terrible service and about to get fired or the restaurant isn't bringing in enough customers and isn't going to make it much longer.

So servers aren't incentivised to change the system because sometimes they take away more than minimum?

It's been a long time since I worked in a restaurant but when I did it was a mid-high end place and they were definitely making more than minimum wage.

I'm not going to pretend I know what the answer is, but a few people just not tipping here and there isn't it.

Seems like the US has the same outcome in terms of meeting minimum wage but with many complications and without the legal protections for the employee.

Ideally, yes. But those complications and missing protections really screw things up.

They've wasted time serving you for $2.13/hr when they could have been serving someone who was going to tip then instead of being a prick about it.

I mean, that's basically what airlines did when they started charging $20 for checked baggage so they could get the price Expedia shows to be as low as possible.

Yeah, for jobs that are expected to rely on tips federal minimum is $2.13 with the expectation that tips will bring you higher. In theory if wages + tips don't cover the spread to $7.25 (general minimum wage) the employer is supposed to cover the difference.

https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/state/minimum-wage/tipped

A quick Google search on her name turns up enough that this seems legit.

As an American I've never heard the term cabin bag before. But I'm sure they'll find a way to charge me extra for it.