The only thing keeping TSLA’s stock price so high is the perception that it’s a tech company. They’d have to replace Elon with another tech CEO that can spew bullshit about tech advances being right around the corner. That probably will not save it as a car company.
I’d rather see the company fail before Elon and other majority share holders can cash out.
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Because her seat will flip if she leaves.
It’s a measure of how much energy you can uselessly burn with other people’s money.
Maybe they were astroturfing. Read the sidebar for the rules. Are they being applied evenly?
Search the subreddit. There are plenty of posts critical of Facebook/Meta.
This is nothing.
The mods gave a fair reason and the post wasn’t critical of Meta, only the comments were.
The OP is free to ask that in the WhatsApp subreddit (where there are probably dozens of the exact same question).
Obviously, the child that died was just weak and deserved to die. /s
I think Fetterman claimed that seat first.
*citation needed
They don’t say where they get these numbers other than “two people” cited in a paywalled article.
Apple One has over 1 billion subscribers. I’m sure they can afford a loss leader like that.
The only way to know if this true is if Apple says so or they just stop producing content.
I’m sure there are some that are happy but you never hear about them. A secure, well-adjusted individual with boat-loads of money doesn’t need to stir shit up. They can relax.
The insecure, maladjusted individuals will constantly be defending themselves against perceived threats despite having the means to offload all of that to paid professionals.
Yeah, there’s no evidence that this is because of tariffs. Companies don’t make big moves like this after only a week of changes.
First things first, it’s a moderated mailing list with some ads
This is what neighborhoods in my area do but without the ads. Around here there are distinct neighborhoods that have their own names but no official designation. People have, since before social media, set up mailing lists for each neighborhood moderated by one of the residents.
There’s occasional drama but mostly it’s people asking for tradespeople recommendations, curb alerts for furniture or photos of loose pets.
NextDoor-type services have tried to establish a presence but have mostly been ignored.
Maybe it’s the geography or the early adoption of e-mail lists but mailing lists work great around here.
And they’ll do so under the pretense of “will nobody think of the children” while prominent Brits have gotten away with raping kids practically in the open. They didn’t even need encryption, they had people willingly turning a blind eye.
Now they’re going to go after you with ‘We know you have a secret messaging app you use, Signal, and we know you used it to plan playing baby shark at the mall last Tuesday.’
This does nothing for their case. They don’t know if you planned the crime on Signal. And, this is on non-issue if you:
If you fail those two basic principles of dealing with the police, you’ve screwed yourself anyway. Accusing you of using Signal carries no weight in a court and likely wouldn’t be admissible unless they already had evidence of the contents of the messages.
Sure but they’re not going to fire all of them. They’re going to fire 90% then make 10% put out the fires and patch the leaks while working twice as many hours for less pay.
The company will gradually get worse and worse until bankrupt or sold and the c-suite bails with their golden parachutes.
With that hair he could pass for a hobbit.
Dildo Baggins, CEO of Meta
Funny enough, it’s all content moderators and fact checkers.
That wasn’t part of the holding in Burdick. It was part of the dicta according to a Federal Appeals Court.
It’s opting you in by default which some people, justifiably, might not like. If you take Apple at their word, it’s should be safe to leave on.
It’s unclear if they were already gathering this data but with no way to opt out.