Based on the earnest way in which it was asked, I don’t think the employee asking knew that the manager wasn’t supposed to be doing that - they thought it was a legitimate incentive approved by the company.

As far as I know the company didn’t try going after the manager about it, but it’s possible I wouldn’t have known about that. I only know the above because I was working in that room re-configuring some tech stuff that needed to be fixed ASAP, while the meeting was happening.

Worked for a shoe retailer where the head office was attached to the distribution center (DC) for the US.

The CFO fired the long-time and very popular DC manager. The rounded up the DC staff in our large meeting room with the CFO and the director of HR to discuss the change in management in the DC. The DC staff were already unhappy because they all liked the manager very much. After the spiel from CFO and HR, one of the DC staff asked if they would still be getting double time for all overtime. HR director, confused, asked what he meant. He explained the DC director would go and modify their timecards so they would get paid double for overtime instead of time and a half.

The HR director, without putting any thought into their answer or the consequences, immediately stated that would be ending immediately.

The DC damn near went on strike right there. Several of them left over the next few weeks, and the ones who didn’t leave worked much slower and were unavailable for overtime work. They ended up requiring all of us office staff to work 4-8 hours a week in the DC for a few months while they unfucked everything.

Based on your played games you would probably all enjoy World of Warships. It’s F2P, possible to play and enjoy without spending money (though of course spending money does allow you to get more stuff), has deep gameplay and large learning curve but matches are all less then 20 minutes.

The game is probably CPU bound not GPU bound, based on past bethesda games. If that is the case, decreasing the resolution will not necessarily increase the frame rate a proportional amount.

I had this issue initially when my own instance, specifically with Lenny.ml.

In my case the issue was related to my subscription status. On the remote community does it show you as subscribed or subscription pending?

I showed subscription pending for a few hours, then I finally unsubscribed and subscribed again, and that time the subscription seemed to work correctly and commends started flowing to my instance.

Post it on relevant Reddit threads?

Not sure then, sorry :/

Yeah. Did you down and up the docker and see if the issue is resolved?

Does your docker network setup have the lemmy server on an internal network with no external access? The default docker config is setup that way and caused what you’re describing for me. Fastest fix is comment out the “internal: true” from the docker compose file, but you may want to consider the security implications of that.

I had no idea that subreddit existed… if you start a m4/3 community here I’ll join and submit some content.

Good idea. I went and doublechecked my settings, and both for my profile and for the instance settings both undetermined and english are highlighted, so unfortunately that wasn’t it. Thank you though.

It’s probably on my end since I just put this instance up, but hard for me to pinpoint since other instances are working, just lemmy.ml that is not.

Interestingly this comment arrived. I also tried the search you tried and it did work (see attached screenshot).

I edited the body of the post and added the error in the log related to the lemmy.ml comments.

I appreciate your help!

@jonah@lemmy.one replied to me, but I cannot see it from my instance - which answers his question - I cannot see comments occurring after I subscribed, except my own.

I put the URL of your comment in the search field of my instance but it comes back with no results, if that’s a further clue? It seems my instance cannot load comments at all, except ones created by it.

I can’t reply directly to his comment unfortunately. I just applied for an account on another instance so I can reply directly to comments here. Thank you!

Commenting on my own post just to see if this will show up in my instance…