You’d have to check based on your country, but like @echo64@lemmy.world said in a reply somewhere, companies as far as I know don’t get tax breaks when you donate at checkout.
They do it to look good, don’t get me wrong, but telling people not to donate at checkouts based on a myth is really only harming the charities.
I don’t donate because I’m heartless (is that a win?).
I tried to play Vermintide 2 on Linux after Windows kept giving me issues, but I couldn’t get the Easy Anti-Cheat to stop freaking out about me playing on Linux.
I never found a fix for it, has that changed or is it just luck?
Unironically a lovely poem.
A comment I’ve seen a few times is that remote work highlights the minimal value that middle-managers provide to companies.
If you’re employees work from home with little interaction with their managers and they do it well/better, then why have those managers? Like you said, companies want to be cost effective. So the push back to the office could be coming from managers who don’t want a light shined on their lack of value.
I play on PC but I think I’ve been tricked into it. I lost the muscle memory for controllers so it’s too tricky now, andI already suck on PC the controllers just make me feel bad.
What a world it would be if everyone had minimum 50mbps internet. “Good” rural internet is 1mbps for a lot of peeps, and a whole lot more people have a whole lot lower speeds.