EPTbut instead of letting our dreams be dreams
Yup, that's totally in my release notes for this month.
along with a Billy Mays cameo
my release notes are straight fire
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
Yup, that's totally in my release notes for this month. along with a Billy Mays cameo my release notes are straight fire | ||
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Ansibled
United Kingdom9872 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:11 Sufficiency wrote: It's 15 dollars an hour assuming you work 40 hr a week. Since NA teams claim to scrim 12 hours a day every day, and since coaches do more than just scrims (look at the list of duties), it is easy to see this job is below minimum wage in California ($9/hr). NA teams claim a lot of things about scrims. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:11 Sufficiency wrote: It's 15 dollars an hour assuming you work 40 hr a week. Since NA teams claim to scrim 12 hours a day every day, and since coaches do more than just scrims (look at the list of duties), it is easy to see this job is below minimum wage in California ($9/hr). Housing, meals and benefits. Also the intangible EFAME  And if it's your passion work isn't really work etc etc | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
Also, puking bile is not fun. | ||
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:20 Gahlo wrote: I remember back in 5tyh grade I used to throw up a ton. One time I raised my hand and asked my teacher if I could go to the nurse. She was either fed up or didn't believe me. 15 seconds laters I leaned over the side of my desk and puked all over the floor. Happened something similar to me too. Except it was guided tour in a museum. | ||
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:11 Sufficiency wrote: It's 15 dollars an hour assuming you work 40 hr a week. Since NA teams claim to scrim 12 hours a day every day, and since coaches do more than just scrims (look at the list of duties), it is easy to see this job is below minimum wage in California ($9/hr). Seems pretty bad but it depends on how you negotiate your contract no? I mean payed OT and 40 hour work weeks is not out of the question. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:24 Eppa! wrote: Seems pretty bad but it depends on how you negotiate your contract no? I mean payed OT and 40 hour work weeks is not out of the question. IIRC it was salaried which in America is code for if you work less than 40 (lol) or if you work more that's what you're paid. Although I heard something about forcing employers to pay OT for salaried jobs as well in my state, not sure if that's actually going to be a thing. Watching Day9 playthrough of Fallout 1 (never played) Tandi's voice kept bugging me. Look up voice actors and realize it's the girl from Tiny Toons. I knew I knew that voice! | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:20 mordek wrote: And if it's your passion work isn't really work etc etc Doing your passion 12 hours a day makes it BECOME work. | ||
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TheHumanSensation
Canada1210 Posts
On September 14 2015 21:42 jcarlsoniv wrote: Yup, had dreams about Mad Max. That movie hit all the right spots. Anyone know if the game is any good? My little brother speaks highly of it, says it's like farcry which he also enjoyed. On September 15 2015 02:41 Holyflare wrote: I was completely fine get rekt. Also, the diarrhoea/throwing up debate, clearly you guys have never had bad diarrhoea. Your butt eventually gets so raw that you can no longer move a millimeter without the pain of a thousand fiery suns in your anus. Throwing up eventually just becomes stomach acid/nothing and then it's just a tad straining of the muscles after that, such a breeze. Yes to both accounts. + Show Spoiler + Also, spice-liquid diarrhea is the worst diarrhea. The slightly goopier spicy slug-like-texture is a close second. Dry heaving (vomiting) sucks obvs but dry heaving out your ass is far worse, especially once you get into prolapsed / raw territory. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:20 mordek wrote: Housing, meals and benefits. Also the intangible EFAME And if it's your passion work isn't really work etc etc Housing/food is not proper compensation. It's still illegal. It's the same as the volunteer analyst. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:43 Sufficiency wrote: Housing/food is not proper compensation. It's still illegal. It's the same as the volunteer analyst. What do you mean by illegal? I haven't heard anything along those lines before. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:56 mordek wrote: What do you mean by illegal? I haven't heard anything along those lines before. My biggest concern here is that the amount of compensation (or in the case of the analyst, no compensation at all) is a violation of California minimum wage law. | ||
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
On September 15 2015 04:02 AsmodeusXI wrote: I finally beat Praetorium and got MNK 50 last night after... two years of owning that game. I am an embarassment... but I did it. As a healer, I can snooze most of that dungeon with med2/regen on the tanks. Get used to running that one since I've done at castrum meridium probably 30 times between 50 and 60. Also, buy HW since finishing that just starts the 7th Umbral era, which are the patches between ARR's release and HW, and you need to do all of the MSQs between them to get access to HW, aside from the Au Ra ofc. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On September 15 2015 05:06 Sufficiency wrote: My biggest concern here is that the amount of compensation (or in the case of the analyst, no compensation at all) is a violation of California minimum wage law. I'll admit I'm not entirely sure how it works, but surely housing/food would factor into benefits/compensation above the perceived "$9/hr"? edit - cuz if I didn't have to pay for rent or food in Cali + getting to watch/coach video games all day... idk, that would probably be pretty fun for a while. | ||
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Sunaj
Canada2041 Posts
On September 15 2015 01:54 Numy wrote: Does the whole "both at once" actually happen unless you have some serious issues? Whenever I've been in a bind of both ends feeling the heat my body seems to let them go one at a time. Hangovers are all about eating and drinking. The faster you get some food with water into your system the quicker they vanish. The one and only time I've had food poisoning, I had both. It was fucking awful, was basically sitting on the can, with a wastebasket in front of me, feeling miserable as fuck. Also, I survived today, much poorer cuz of books, like Mordek said Keterah, video was much cool, such wow. + Show Spoiler + There's no way I wouldn't flinch like mad walking down the road like that with traffic going by | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On September 15 2015 05:09 jcarlsoniv wrote: I'll admit I'm not entirely sure how it works, but surely housing/food would factor into benefits/compensation above the perceived "$9/hr"? edit - cuz if I didn't have to pay for rent or food in Cali + getting to watch/coach video games all day... idk, that would probably be pretty fun for a while. Well it's also salaried so I'm guessing that probably skirts around any minimum wage issues. Housing in California is probably worth $500-1500 a month depending on location/roommates etc. If I were single and qualified I don't think I'd be taking issue with the compensation tbh. Disclaimer: haven't done any research on the matter but I have a feeling Steve is running a legal operation. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On September 15 2015 05:14 mordek wrote: Well it's also salaried so I'm guessing that probably skirts around any minimum wage issues. Housing in California is probably worth $500-1500 a month depending on location/roommates etc. If I were single and qualified I don't think I'd be taking issue with the compensation tbh. Right, I was going to mention that as well - I'm salaried and get no extra compensation for overtime or any shit like that. I would assume coaches are set up the same way. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On September 15 2015 05:15 jcarlsoniv wrote: Dude, Sunaj, don't buy books until you absolutely know you have to. And even then, I was able to get most of my teachers to put a copy in the library for free use. College books are the most absurd and blatant price gouging. Shoot, this was a huge piece of advice we didn't give you. We've failed you  Spent a few hundred first semester. Spent maybe $50 the remainder of my college career. Hmm Bernie isn't on until Friday night. | ||
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Sunaj
Canada2041 Posts
On September 15 2015 05:15 jcarlsoniv wrote: Dude, Sunaj, don't buy books until you absolutely know you have to. And even then, I was able to get most of my teachers to put a copy in the library for free use. College books are the most absurd and blatant price gouging. Nah, I know I'm going to need them, had 2 friends finish the same IT course last year, and both said the teachers used them a lot. Still sux tho. | ||
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