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  • Thats a fair point.

    If I were in America I wouldn't be taking up arms.

    I think i would be joining protests at work opportunity, to the point where it would have an impact on my employment and home life.

    I acknowledge that loads of you are already doing that. Commenters like yourself probably are, but the vast majority of Americans are not.

    Regardless, I sometimes make comments similar to the one you're replying to. I think some of it comes from decades of being told that America somehow has the best kind of freedom and personal liberty. Again, I acknowledge its the right usually making those claims.

  • I'm honestly not sure what "files" people expect to exist and what they might contain.

    Genuinely asking: was he a blackmailer? Did he keep evidence on all of his clients?

    More cynically: do we really expect that law enforcement has that evidence and that the trump administration might release it?

    There's just no chance in hell anything actionable will be released by the Trump administration.

    Honestly, they could release a list, handwritten in sharpie, of Democrats and call that the epstein files and that would be that.

  • Do you really think they're going to be released?

  • Given how the last decade has gone, I expect he will be given a Nobel prize.

    He just magically gifts everything he wants. I hate it.

  • You're democracy is long since dead and burned, friend.

  • Sorry Americans, I was kinda hoping it would be a lot worse than this.

    Back in April I was saying that the only thing that could unseat Trump was republicans starting to lose lots of money.

    Sadly it seems that Trump has managed to make everyone just fucked enough to harvest everyone's wealth, but not fucked enough to do anything about it.

  • Obviously, there are not enough moderate sane electors to win elections.

  • Mozilla is in a death spiral.

  • I agree that the standard of behavior for politicians has fallen into the gutter, but I don't think there's much to gain by taking the high road.

  • I doubt that.

  • IIRC one of the reasons they discontinued support for android was because the other fork exists.

  • At this point I think it's pretty clear that none of them care about government overreach.

  • Lmao. Just straight up idiots up in here.

  • This is getting really pathetic.

  • On one hand you're correct in that their CEOs haven't been able to turn the situation around.

    On the other hand it's hubris to suggest that you know better than whoever is doing the hiring.

  • I was in a local bike store looking at red tail lights yesterday.

    One brand Lezyne had several versions. There was an "AI Alert" one. I looked it up and it just has a sensor to detect when you brake and it changes to a different flashing mode at that time.

    Thats barely even "smart" let alone "AI".

    The stupid thing is, because of this dumb claim they needed to confirm that it doesn't collect and transmit any data about your riding habits. Its a light with no connectivity other than a charging port.

    The dumbfuckery is astonishing.

  • You seem to be able to google "mozilla non profit" but unable to elucidate whether it is in fact a non-profit and why that is so.

    Again, you're offering hand wavy vibe based explanations as to why mozilla is "bad". What exactly is the problem?

  • It's not as simple as just deciding to hire people at lower rates of pay.

    Cost cutting is a tricky game. When an organisation is not on a positive trajectory, cost cutting has a very high risk of re-enforcing the underlying problems.

    That's not to say cost cutting isn't a worthy objective, but it needs to be carefully considered.

    If you want a CEO with the right skills and connections you need to pay.

  • Sorry boss it's kinda laughable to suggest they choose their own salaries.

    Obviously it would be negotiated, with a panel overseeing the procurement and hiring process.

    That panel has no interest in overpaying executives. Obviously they would pay just enough to secure someone with the right network and skills. Just because they earn more than you does not mean they're overpaid.