TilTok likely got my car stolen (Hyundai vulnerability trended on TikTok)

THE RAPTURE WILL HAPP^EN

For how much he lies, why the fuck would he say this? Why draw the line here and not just say he does like he did before? Genuinely baffled by this one.

According to the link I posted in a different reply in this thread, at least since 2018. But also just because something is illegal doesn't mean companies won't do it.

It is in CA, which is where both I and the company I was applying for were based at the time

Section #25

(Given both I and the company I was applying for were CA based at the time)

Stickers put on products by manufacturers or retailers must either be on the product packaging or be made with the material that leaves no residue behind when peeled off.

I've been asked illegal questions, like "what is your current salary" in job applications before. I like to respond by calling it out and leaving a link to a source. I've never gotten a response from those applications though...

Some people just want to watch the world scratch its head in bewilderment.

You seem to assume I'm arguing in favor of vegan cats.

Whether or not a cat can thrive on a vegan diet is irrelevant to me as I don't own a cat nor do I advise people on how to feed their cats. However, I do have a bias (as we all do) that tells me there is likely more nuance (which you did allude to in your original reply) than the general absolutist sentiment against the idea.

That bias is informed by half-a-lifetime of experience maintaining a loosely plant-based diet myself and witnessing first-hand the fierce compulsion people have to push their uneducated opinions at the mere mention of a plant-based diet. In my experience, there are few other things that can so reliably stir people into a vitriolic frenzy than the suggestion of a plant-based diet.

And to back up that bias, I now have my first negative comment after almost a year on Lemmy :⁠-⁠)

Who knew that so many Lemmy users were experts in the science of dietary nutrition?