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It's Sunday 08/02/2026. Hey, What's Going On! (lemmy.world)
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Making bread, goulash, and Thai peanut chicken. I might try to use the grill for the chicken. But if not I enjoy using the broiler.

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[-] ThunderComplex@lemmy.today 2 points 23 hours ago

The job is killing my mum and idk how to help her. Sadly because she doesn’t have education she can’t get any high paying jobs so she has just been doing warehouse work the past 10 years. Although she works in production they make her do warehouse as well. she’s physically exhausted every day, has nightmares and tells me she’s sometimes afraid to fall asleep…
And I feel so helpless…
I mean if I as a experienced dev can’t even find a job anymore, what luck does she have of finding smth new.

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