My brain immediately went to British Petrol
The USSR comment is even less funny.
> leadership literally lies to congress, judges, the public, their users and their customers all the freaking time. The judiciary system takes lies into account. Doing that while testifying under oath might end poorly.…
> Trying to squeeze into a few major metros is a terrible choice for young people who want a decent life. If remote work is a possibility, or big cities decentralize a bit, that makes sense. We've seen during COVID, if…
The closing off and lack of a diversified approach to solving energy problems also reveals the incapability or unwillingness of the CEO to think of the long term success of a corporation now singularly focused on the…
Seatbelts made cars more expensive for people who didn't want them and a person without a seatbelt is much more likely to traumatize someone in an accident with their easier and more gruesome death. Few decisions are…
Connectors like HDMI ports should not be the first point of failure, especially in monitors. That sounds like planned obsolescence.
I actually feel quite safe knowing that someone with more rigorous military training than police training, and with more familiarity with their service weapon, is ready to act in case of a bomb, knife or vehicle attack.
Glad to see a kindred soul out there. I thought I was the only one :)
Set terms yes, bu the terms are very unreasonable, impractical and paradoxal, they imply unnecessary suffering that actually degrades work performance, the very thing good managers want to keep up. Sacrificing…
Sorry for the double post but I've just noticed another top level thread that you started before this reply and quoting you: > A hormonal approach for men would probably go very poorly. I would have liked to continue a…
Please, go read Gulag Archipelago, come back when you are done and share your thoughts on the limits of the soviet penal system.
Sure, it's the law, screw ethics, that's how it works, right?
> (3) Firstly, Arm China was robbed from Arm. The CEO stopped taking orders and just kept IP and is running company like their own. Chinese courts did nothing. China does what it wants inside China. Did ARM cut off any…
I feel the same way.
> the Barrandov Bridge is one of the most crucial arteries. Designed by Karel Filsak, author of the similarly impressive Hotel Intercontinental on Pařížská Street That hotel was also impressively filled with asbestos:…
How many people not liking murder or theft did it take to make it into a law? How many people not liking gaslighting personal-data-theft dark patterns will it take to make it into a law? We're transitioning from purely…
Wonder how long that saying will last when ebook readers and paper-free trends hit that market.
Reminds me of the kinder egg VS AR15 ownership thing in the US
The per capita argument makes sense from a human perspective, even for any culture globally, as it is an appeal to fairness and equality. However, the natural phenomena governing the planet's weather does not care about…
I would agree to that, provided there is evidence to prove that the other person was infected from me and not anyone else and that this specific infection caused them harm. Restitution on dubious causes is not something…
Pedophilia accusations might be just a tad overescalated as a response to "your sub sucks"...
There are a few big techs out there with commitments to hire or have teams composed of x% black people. If that's a hard or large enough problem, solutions like that website naturally pop up. I wonder if in tech we're…
Corporations exist to bring value to shareholders. They do this by defining their own targets with their own economic interests in mind. Maximize paperclip sales YoY, minimize costs. Just as a corporation cannot exist…
I have seen this line of whataboutist reasoning as a counterpoint in every single forum that approaches this topic. I can't understand how such a contrived equalization is spread in so many different forums. The other…
My brain immediately went to British Petrol
The USSR comment is even less funny.
> leadership literally lies to congress, judges, the public, their users and their customers all the freaking time. The judiciary system takes lies into account. Doing that while testifying under oath might end poorly.…
> Trying to squeeze into a few major metros is a terrible choice for young people who want a decent life. If remote work is a possibility, or big cities decentralize a bit, that makes sense. We've seen during COVID, if…
The closing off and lack of a diversified approach to solving energy problems also reveals the incapability or unwillingness of the CEO to think of the long term success of a corporation now singularly focused on the…
Seatbelts made cars more expensive for people who didn't want them and a person without a seatbelt is much more likely to traumatize someone in an accident with their easier and more gruesome death. Few decisions are…
Connectors like HDMI ports should not be the first point of failure, especially in monitors. That sounds like planned obsolescence.
I actually feel quite safe knowing that someone with more rigorous military training than police training, and with more familiarity with their service weapon, is ready to act in case of a bomb, knife or vehicle attack.
Glad to see a kindred soul out there. I thought I was the only one :)
Set terms yes, bu the terms are very unreasonable, impractical and paradoxal, they imply unnecessary suffering that actually degrades work performance, the very thing good managers want to keep up. Sacrificing…
Sorry for the double post but I've just noticed another top level thread that you started before this reply and quoting you: > A hormonal approach for men would probably go very poorly. I would have liked to continue a…
Please, go read Gulag Archipelago, come back when you are done and share your thoughts on the limits of the soviet penal system.
Sure, it's the law, screw ethics, that's how it works, right?
> (3) Firstly, Arm China was robbed from Arm. The CEO stopped taking orders and just kept IP and is running company like their own. Chinese courts did nothing. China does what it wants inside China. Did ARM cut off any…
I feel the same way.
> the Barrandov Bridge is one of the most crucial arteries. Designed by Karel Filsak, author of the similarly impressive Hotel Intercontinental on Pařížská Street That hotel was also impressively filled with asbestos:…
How many people not liking murder or theft did it take to make it into a law? How many people not liking gaslighting personal-data-theft dark patterns will it take to make it into a law? We're transitioning from purely…
Wonder how long that saying will last when ebook readers and paper-free trends hit that market.
Reminds me of the kinder egg VS AR15 ownership thing in the US
The per capita argument makes sense from a human perspective, even for any culture globally, as it is an appeal to fairness and equality. However, the natural phenomena governing the planet's weather does not care about…
I would agree to that, provided there is evidence to prove that the other person was infected from me and not anyone else and that this specific infection caused them harm. Restitution on dubious causes is not something…
Pedophilia accusations might be just a tad overescalated as a response to "your sub sucks"...
There are a few big techs out there with commitments to hire or have teams composed of x% black people. If that's a hard or large enough problem, solutions like that website naturally pop up. I wonder if in tech we're…
Corporations exist to bring value to shareholders. They do this by defining their own targets with their own economic interests in mind. Maximize paperclip sales YoY, minimize costs. Just as a corporation cannot exist…
I have seen this line of whataboutist reasoning as a counterpoint in every single forum that approaches this topic. I can't understand how such a contrived equalization is spread in so many different forums. The other…