Counterpoint: congress does their jobs exactly how their corporate owners want them to. Congress does not serve the best interests of the people.

There’s no laws preventing you from using what you perceive as women’s hair care products.

I got it from my boss last week. She “had a cold” for a couple weeks but wouldn’t stop coming into the office and complaining that she can’t stop getting sick.

I should have tried to avoid her more effectively. I’ve been on the couch for 5 days and I think I still have a couple more.

I’ve literally never heard of an apple product that was discontinued.

iPods and the Newton come to mind.

Not many examples though eh?

Both.

They shouldn’t have launched 4 chat apps and killed 3.

They shouldn’t launch products with no plan to support them.

They shouldn’t kill products that customers use.

There’s some good points in this article about how launching products irresponsibly has weakened Google’s overall portfolio and eroded customer trust.

But there’s a whole of of weird anti-worker vibes in here too. Overall I really don’t think the problem with trillion dollar mega corporations is that people don’t work enough dedicated hours.

Thanks a lot! That’s super helpful.

I’ve always wanted to do this.

What’s a good source to buy them?

What models do you recommend?

They don’t have to. They could simply say Jan. 6 wasn’t an insurrection as described by the 14th amendment.

This was a fun read. Thanks for sharing.

Is “balls” a verb now?

Interesting development.

Extremely bad take, lol.

If the company isn’t financially sound without charging customers to no longer be customers, the business isn’t viable.

What an asinine attempt to justify predatory, anti-consumer behaviour from corporations.

Two major appeals in a historically significant case could easily take 5-7 years to process.

I agree with a lot of what you’re saying, but unfortunately the stock price soared at amzn after layoffs. Same thing happened at my old company. Only thing the market sees is the bottom line.

Also, the people quitting are the ones with a strong enough resume to get hired elsewhere.

Quiet quitting is an excellent option if you don’t care what your next job is, but the fully remote options are all getting filled quickly, and simply waiting to get fired just means you’ll be job hunting later in a potentially worse market, and going back to the office anyway.

Better to move up and out than just wait to be fired, in my opinion.

Patrick Stewart voiced King Richard in Lands of Lore: the Throne of Chaos on PC way back in 1993. One of my all time favorites.

Edit: and Michael Dorn was in a little known FMV adventure game called Mission Critical around the same time.

We hardly have any small EVs in the US. I’m keen on the mini that’s coming out next year, but 40k is a big ask for a short commute.

I guess it’s busloads of tweakers for me for a while.

I want to ride a bike really bad, but cars have killed more cyclists in my city year over year my entire life.

It’s just simply terrifying out there when a douche in an Escalade is in a hurry.

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There’s three different arm positions in a single picture. That doesn’t happen in the blink of an eye.

The camera is taking many frames over a relatively long time to do this.

This is nothing at all like rolling shutter, and it’s very obvious from looking at the example in the article.

Did you look at the example in the article? It’s clearly not milliseconds. It’s several whole seconds.