But at some point incompetence crossing the line to being gross and shifts the moral balance as well. This wasn't a 'deep in the fog of war' situation, that girls school was part of an opening strike package...and because of that, we need to find out more, but that "deliberately" is an open question with the facts we have now.
Hold on, their moderation methods are as transparent as could possibly be. Every article has a dedicated page where every decision has a reason and more often than not an overwhelming amount of discussion. Their overall policy is similarly debated publicly.
Is it overwhelming? Oh yes. Tough to change? Probably also yes without dedication and sound reasoning. But opaque? Certainly doesn't fail that criteria.
So then back to the original aricles implied take about the incompetence of these wall street investors. What kind of billion dollar deal doesn't have info on the deal?
True, but then so is a lot of "tech". There were certainly, at least equivalent, social applications before and all throughout Facebooks dominance, but like Bitcoin the network effect becomes primary, after a minimum feature set.
Well we're finding out right now aren't we. Funny enough the guy who had such the beautiful vision that humanity was meant for the stars is at the center of disproving his life's work and cementing that were doomed for domestic squabbles until the end.
In the article they quote the judge saying "nobody did anything wrong". And the judgemental was to get more money from the sale. Absolutely 0 about Jones keeping anything.
Sawstop did sue Bosch, but then changed their mind and gave them a free license immediately after the case was won. It was boschs decision not to release their product in the US for whatever reason.
And its where the stations hide their good content. it's no spotify of course, but a way more diverse offering on many stations hd2 and hd3 signals, still without ads on several as well.
This is the answer thats getting little attention. The SEO game didnt just give us hidden keywords, there are hundreds of millions of 'sites' and blogs for all these topics that are basically crap. Google can't tell the difference anymore. the majority of the internet is now mostly hidden (except during search) spam.
Email itself maybe is not a money maker, but my company just went to 365 and 90% of the justification to management is "were switching email providers". Microsoft and Google's small business offerings are inextricably dependent on email first.
This is the "you were born a slave, and maybe slavery is unethical, but for you thats the way it is, therefore it's unethical for you not to do anything but serve the master".
the radio station owner's didn't recieve money moat of the time either in the payola days. it was the DJs amd programming managers..cant divvy up a 1/4 kilo of coke as a dividend payment.
Until I was about 28, myself and my whole group of friends would 95% of the time give bullshit (usually whatever was funniest) answers to anything resembling a poll. Didn't matter how 'private' or anonymous. We thought polls were bullshit, and we treated them thus. Other classmates, even more than us, filled them out as the person they wish they were.
Several Kobo modules (at least the Aura One, which I have and love) come with Overdrive built in (I think they may have bought Overdrive). You can browse and borrow right from the device although its a little clunky. But you can also browse through your libraries interface and everything you borrow will be downloaded the next time you connect to wifi.
People keep saying this, but we've had Photoshop in the general public's hands for decades now and I can't remember even a single fake photo causing any sort of ruckus. Everyone seemed to realize that photos can be perfectly faked at about the same time photos could be perfectly faked.