🌧️ r a i n e @eimbers@awoo.space

this is such a cute comic it honestly can't be reposted enough :P
(source: https://twitter.com/paxiti/status/1117105062575136770)

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the walmart corporation has a tendancy to not release any information to anyone, they just have meetings with the super high-up people and the information just trickles down to all of the associates

if you've ever played telephone you understand why this isn't a good idea

someone on the walmart subreddit was known for having access to a lot of information and would share it, so people would know what's actually going on, which walmart didn't like for some reason so they did the detective work to track him down and fire him

it may be out of spite but i've never seen a subreddit turn so pro-union so fast

#firefox tip: use Keywords to search directly from URL bar

i got tired of accessing thesaurus dot com through a search engine. so i made it easier:

the URL for the word "increase" looked like this:

https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/increase

make a bookmark. open FF's "Library" / bookmark manager (ctrl-shift-b on windows). find the bookmark. replace the search term ("increase") with %s and add a Keyword ("thes" in my case)

now in URL bar, i can type "thes" followed by any word to arrive at the relevant thesaurus page.