Saved you a click:
9 - Amazon
8 - Walmart
7 - Pharmaceutical Companies
6 - Health Insurance
5 - Landlords
4 - Defense Contractors
3 - Fox News
2 - Internet Service Providers
1 - EA Games
And yup. Only 4 in that list are actual companies.
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2024
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#7, 6, 5, 4, and 2.
Yeah those are industries. Not companies.
It's cracked.com. I'm just impressed they got the numbers in the right order
Cracked used to be good. That's not the case anymore?
Hasn’t been for years. They did a mass layoff of their staff writers 6 years ago, gutting all their talent to save money.
That's a shame.
The Cracked diaspora yet rules the streets
https://www.reddit.com/r/BestofCracked/comments/10ytqs7/comment/j83bgwy/
How are Google and Facebook not on this list?
unfortunatly it seems the slaves love their new benevolent masters
I’m with you, but I’m also on Lemmy. I wonder what the data says about what non-tech people feel about those two companies. Google especially had a lot of good will not that long ago.
Not long ago in a normal sense, but it was an eternity ago in the tech world.
Yeah exactly. Most people don’t live “in the tech world”. Maybe people like you and I have moved on faster than the general public. I doubt most people are reading about controversial Chrome tracking changes and YouTube disabling ad blockers. But maybe they are? I remain genuinely uncertain.
What's the idea behind this community?