How can you have a war criminal when nobody is at fault?

What a concept. Produce a good product, skip the marketing blitz, and yet people will still pay for the product?

It's almost like the fake math that advertisers use to justify their budget, doesn't actually work.

It's horrifying how often I've applied to jobs and then gotten ghosted. What's even worse is how often I've had a phone screen or an interview and then they ghosted me.

Ironically I got a rejection email last week for a position I applied for in January.

Yep. Plenty of other entities waiting in line to step in and fill the "security gap" here.

Let's not forget that if/when Flock goes under, the data they gathered will sold dirt cheap to anyone regardless of their background. Everyone is worrying about Flock data currently but no one is worrying about what will happen when the data is up for sale to data brokers.

Now they want to charge you for the content quality of content you saw 2 years ago (2024). Next year will come the premium tier where you pay more to see the quality of content you saw 2 years ago (2025).

I heard he's going to tariff the stars.

It's open for debate whether he was referring to celestial stars or Hollywood stars.

This is Necrophilia.

A reminder that lawyers will fuck anything.

Agreed that this is forum drama. It sucks to lose an account but nothing of value was actually lost. You don't really own your accounts in the first place. Imagine the uproar of people posting on Reddit about how they lost their /. account. There would literally be tens of people outraged!!!

Reddit doesn't owe you anything. Facebook doesn't owe you anything. Twitter doesn't owe you anything. Slashdot doesn't owe you anything. Your free contributions are what they sell. If you don't like it, then go play in another sandbox.

On second thought, I think Bill Gates still owes me $100 for helping him test his email tracking program back in 1998 when I forwarded that email for him.

Not defending Mozilla but that's the mentality of most software companies these days. For years Firefox has been a wananbe Chrome and this is just them following the Google playbook "if it ain't broke, then let's fuck with it".

Those who fail history class are doomed to repeat it

You nailed it. How the hell did he get a job like that? Being a CEO takes more than wearing a lather version of a Members Only jacket and a faux-hip haircut.

That's the key. The law firms probably aren't paying for the higher tier now.

I'm calling bullshit. There's no such thing as a "well staffed IT department" in the same breath as "competent users". /sarcasm

Very similar to how China is providing cheap solar to countries across all over Africa. They're playing the long game by being a good neighbor. When Rome inevitably falls or turns its back on its allies, China is on speed dial to help assist.

One could argue that China is doing more to invest in the future of humanity by helping provide necessities to modernize for these countries when compared to the USofA. Yeah their human rights track record isn't great but then which countries are? Especially when you factor in whether or not they're helping the poorer countries in Africa, South America, and the Cuba? (The countries with a very bloody history of getting f'ed by profiteers from Western countries)

Agreed. Framing isn't the bottleneck for build times.

My local Habitat For Humanity affiliate can frame a house and have it ready for roofers in 5 days. That's 5 days with volunteers with minimal skills being lead by moderately skilled staff working for 7 hours a day.

Automation will solve the housing issues as well as automation on farms solved hunger issues.