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what boomers and x-ers fail to grasp when they mock zoomers for "not being able to handle 5-8" is that zoomers 5-8 is nothing like theirs ever was, when they were properly taught and introduced to the workforce; could freely socialize, drink cofe, and waste company time on petty drama; and even while wasting time they knew they would be paid good enough to support a family and even have some time nice vacation

nobody is there to teach zoomers pretty much anything even when (and they often do) pay for their internship instead of getting paid; no socializing can be done when eagle-eyed bosses screech when they "catch" you going to the bathroom; you have to be always available even after hours or else you're a "weak asset" and as a result get no rest; and when the payout is barely enough to pay rent and food but no luxuries like insulin, honestly, why even bother with 5-8

millennials are a special case, they never entered the workforce at all, forever denied by the "you have no work experience :(" barrier

> paid fatalities

> перевод читается как типично машинный
> "извенения"

> プリキュア水着解禁

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@hidden if you ever wondered why digital movies look better than shot with film

Digital photography captures the traces of light coming from the objects into data. The digital photograph is a data of light. The light is memorized in the camera with no need of a darkroom. The analogue medium, by contrast, transforms the rays of light into a negative, that is, into a reversed image. Analogue warps light. It is neither bright nor dark. Analogue interrupts the light of life. The analogue medium interrupts the natural relation in which the object is connected to photography via the light. 'Digital' is something that is precise. Data is digitized light through our fingers. The rays of light coming from an object are preserved in clear data. There is, by contrast, no similarity between light and its reflected negative. The analogue medium *translates* light onto paper. In this process, the light is lost. In analogue photography, mathematics gives way to alchemy. It disenchants photography.