His problem wasn't offering the deal, his problem was saying yes after they called his bluff
He like.. actually legally agreed to it before he looked into it at all. What a fucking dumbass
Wealth taxes are stupid. That said, nobody needs multiple hundreds of billions of dollars.
The solution is to have regulations and laws in place that prevent them getting this large in the first place. The fact that Amazon and Google own 90% of the internet is absolutely fucked.
Not sure about "unnecessary." 5% works for Ukraine but also it has a much smaller land mass. You can't use that 5% to protect the entirety of the US' borders along with every other place we are stationed along with the required ongoing maintenance
I'm not saying the budget isn't ridiculously high, but also saying it's unnecessary as a whole is just incorrect
You've tracked them, but that doesn't mean you've followed up at every second of every day to see if the company still exists.
You're less likely to get a transplant if you're more likely to ruin it based on your lifestyle.
The vaccine underwent the exact same rigorous testing that literally every other vaccine or medication gets. The only difference is that COVID vaccines were given a free pass to the front of the line at each step necessary. As well, due to them having a much shorter timeline and higher competition, it was economical to run multiple tests in parallel that would normally have been done in series.
It wasn't "rushed" as in sloppy, it was "rushed" in that it was given priority in the various governmental queues.
It being a third-party investigator means they aren't "investigating themselves."
I don't often toot my own horn, but this is basically me. My work is pushing for people to move to LA into the office after being almost fully remote for a few years. I've never set foot in LA, and was hired fully remote. They're struggling to hire junior devs because their frontend is almost wholly custom JavaScript and nearly completely undocumented. They're currently stuck with expensive senior devs. I could easily take my title elsewhere for more than they're paying me, but I like the lax work environment enough to stick around.
The last I heard about the move back to office was February, and they just hired more people out of state. I don't think they're pushing for it anymore, haha
Hard disagree. I find Sync the best user experience so far, including the best looking UI hands down
This gets funnier the further away from 2003 we get
There are common, well-known tracking parameters that Google uses such as the ones starting with "utm_"