I just searced for it on torrentgalaxy, 1337x and lime. It was darn easy to find.

Are you interested/concerned about sustainability in tech? 1. yes 2. no 3. yes, but it's all greenwashing 4. yes, but I'm not sure what sustainability means sustainability is management of current environmental, social, and economic resources to ensure prosperity for future generations.

a few years ago, Orsted won "most sustainable" company in the world based on their ESG reporting. turns out, they didn't disclose they owned coal plant subsdies in germany.

As a researcher in sustainability, ESG in a poor way to assess corporate sustainability or corporate social responsibility. Organizations pick and choose their ESG reporting firm. It's super easy to manipulate results. The scores of the different ESG firms rarely converge. All in all, it's currently just a way for organizations to mask unsustainability while being compliant.

I like warm drinks when I wake up. I have a black teas almost every morning, not because of the caffeine, but because of the taste and warmth. Anyone have a suggestion for a hot drink alternative with 0 caffeine. P.S. no coffee please.

I was the operating manager for a small fashion company in Los Angeles for 2 years.Roughly 95% of our sales were on amazon. We primarily sold leggings, but did well in other basics too. At some point, fake negative reviews started flooding our store, but we didn't receive an increase in contact from customers complaining about the product. It was clear that a massive competitor was buying our product, leaving a bad review, and then reselling our products on their store. I confirmed this when I found another amazon store using our photos and descriptions. Amazon didn't do shit about it. Our complaint was ignored. Our ratings tanked, and business slowed. We countered by buying fake reviews from a Chinese firm, and that helped us get back up to the coveted 4 star rating. Amazon is a race to the bottom. I've left that company, which I liked, and I'll never use Amazon again. It kills businesses.

he should go on game shows. He could handle a few weeks of championships on jeopardy to subsidize his wiki career.

I'm a layman at the logistics of what this means, but this guy's talk at DEFCON made sense to me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2clTKh2vFAE

My Acid Test Does it have adblock? Does it have mouse gestures? Firefox gets a 100%. I don't know about the others.

Isn't all death in humans technically from heart failure? A cancer stops the heart. A seizure stops the heart. Pneumonia stops the heart. Old age stops the heart. A decapitation stops the heart. A way to pump blood (oxygen and nutrients) is the most vital component of human life.

no, the People's Front of Judea!

You mean an orange traffic cone that typically signals "an accident is coming if you continue this way"?

5 points!

I got a new iMac in early March. Upgrading from 2GB to 4GB of RAM is $100. Upgrading from 4GB to 8GB is $1000!!! Someone explain that pricing. Also, I ran MacOS for the first time ever for about 30 minutes just so I could download Ubuntu. I hated it. I have a little money to spare and I wanted an all in one system. The competing Dell XPS One and Lenovo a600 didn't match up. I was willing to pay the MacTax for style. *ducks from mac fanbois throwing shoes*

Minefield reminds me why I downloaded Mozilla Phoenix back in 2002.