Squanchy Pete
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joined 1 month ago
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The Long Kiss Goodnight - retcon it as a prequel to the Bourne trilogy and it's 10 times better. It's already top quality late 90's action cheese.
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Spice World is madcap mania. Recent Flop House episode about it. It's the only movie I ever watched, rewound, and watched again.
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VHF, staring Weird Al Yankovick. It's a genuine shame no one else said this. Are people OK?
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Josie and the Pussycats. Replace "sell CDs" with "Spotify" and literally nothing changes.
Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).
Absolutely. It would be more "allowable" if you didn't call them employees, that's your error here.
People can still sign contracts that dictate their actions. Only allow them the options of uniforms to wear, that's easy. You just have to work out non-financial motivators.
Call it an immersive experience, call it an acting workshop retreat, recruit people you can convince it's all real, say it's a reality show and film it (or don't!). Tons of legal options to not pay people for their time and motivate then to behave a certain way, all without just making it a straight up cult compound situation.
Boomers for sure did, leaded gasoline began being used before Boomers were even born.
What likely leads to greater exposure is how many cars there were by the 70s and 80s. But lead exposure is cumulative over a lifetime. So I would be curious to see that research, as Boomers had roughly 40 years of exposure from 1950s to 1994. Gen X wouldn't have that much by decades.
It always was.
Vibecoding is awash in attention economy overuse and cash-grabs for apps with massive security flaws. I do my fair share of it, and it's an insane "FOMO 'till you die" space cluttered with people coding stuff no one asked for. I code games for me to play, so I just keep my head down, but it's exhausting.
See? You and me need a Lemmy community.