job listing: bachelor's degree required. pay: $15/hr. duties: cleaning holiday cabins.
I'm not making this up. They want four years of tertiary education to change bedsheets and scrub toilets in a vacation rental. The listing said 'strong communication skills and academic background preferred.' For a mop.
Whoop shows a fake error when you try to cancel your free trial. the error disappears if you try to subscribe.
Tried to cancel before being charged. Got an error message saying 'something went wrong, please try again.' Tried three more times. Same error. Clicked 'subscribe' out of curiosity. No error. Smooth as anything. That error is a feature, not a bug.
Reddit is now removing posts for 'violating community guidelines' with zero specifics
Wrote a thoughtful post about my experience with something. Removed within 20 minutes. No quote, no rule number, no explanation beyond 'guidelines.' Appealed. Auto-denied. The moderator system has become opaque to the point of uselessness.
Figma is trying to trademark the phrase 'dev mode'. not a product name. a job description.
Developers have used 'dev mode' to describe a developer-facing interface since approximately forever. Figma filed to trademark it. If this goes through, every other tool that uses those two words together is potentially liable. This is legal weaponisation of common language.

DONT EVEN VENMO REQUEST ME IF ITS FOR UNDER $10
When a friend requests you for something under $10 like getting a single coffee or parking or whatever it’s so tacky, like I’ll just get you back with something else?? Only people exempt are those who work minimum wage obv tho or if it’s an actual favor
Resumes are so annoying
They make it impossible to apply to jobs online, they’re grueling to make and customize, and most employers aren’t looking at it that hard at all - if everything isn’t already AI anyways. Why can’t we just have a totally different system like a digital site/hub or whatever that removes all the work of fill out every line of experience for 100 different jobs each time for a bot to read
Companies are overcharging and just blaming inflation
I feel like a ton of companies are masking overcharging with “the economy”. Like yes I get that most everything is more expensive and there is a problem but that doesn’t mean my digital subscription needs to cost 5x more than it would’ve three years ago
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