foob4r

Seems like Amazon's getting desperate now. Too bad the US government is the weakest in decades it's been to do something for the workers.

Laws can be changed.

On Android, you can use orbot.

Data corruption in 3, 2...

Yes, tor.

This is unfortunately not permanent. Of course the emissions are down - transportation and industries are shut down. The sad return is when economies grow they pollute more and faster.

Grafana

Nothing at these corporations changes until both executives and low level minions get charged with felonies, and taken to trial. They must be deposed, brought to stand. Simply settling by paying the equivalent of x days of profits is not justifiable anymore.

> criminally misreported it

What law dictates that?

Almost makes you wonder if balajis has a personal gripe with vox or recode or Ezra or Kara.

Balaji is a crypto bro and epitome of technocrats who thinks just because they are (rich|famous|networked), they are experts on everything. Fact of the matter is, Balaji doesn't know any more about Covid than what is reported. He's using hindsight bias to claim that media reported was false.

You wouldn't know if it's long term.

Day 1 - stock purchase Day 45 - reported Day 46 - you buy or not? Day 45 - stock sold Day 90 - reported Day 91 - you've already lost

How good or bad is the new system on tor? ReCAPTCHA straight up was a 0/10 over tor for me.

Can you take a bit more about the environmental program and what you're doing with ML?

Complain about it online. /s

The specific businesses in scope of this post are these that use free cash flow to enrich shareholders and not plan for rainy days. So yes, they are at fault here for not using their cash wisely and being myopic.

+1

I've become more pessimistic about the human race to work together to solve problems now. So much jingoism around me, and around in the news. I understand that's not everyone, but to be it seems like it's every country for themselves.

And what expertise is your speculation based on?

What do you do on the 3 days

I am starting to think that maybe monopolies are bad.

The problem is plastic lasts for decades or even centuries, ends up in the oceans, becoming food for fish that then choke on it.

More energy in production for paper while true, also means that with solar and other renewable getting cheaper, that argument will be a distraction.

degoogle as much as you can

In response to your linked (unsourced) post:

> This is not correct as far as Proton is concerned and easily verifiable. ProtonVPN is 100% owned by Proton Technologies AG (Switzerland) which also develops ProtonMail and is not affiliated or owned by any other company.

I used to spend majority of my time on Twitter, and reading NYT. But it's too much to pay attention to; I couldn't care about anything happening in the world.

Now most of my time is spent reading local newspapers, newsletters from local publications, and issue-specific publications (climate change).

I'm choosing to care about fewer things and deferring to rest of the world to care about others.

60 of America's biggest companies paid no federal income tax in 2018 - https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2018-taxes-some-of-americas-big...

"Just the 20 companies in our study reported in excess of $175 billion in total deferred tax liabilities at the end of 2013. They do not pay any interest to the government on this amount, even if it takes 20 years to pay it." - https://www.usnews.com/opinion/economic-intelligence/2014/08...

Don't use Instagram?

ProtonMail with Brave works really well.

Why the down votes? Y'all can't handle the truth?

Seems like the most likely case is that law enforcement clawed the domain for suspicious activity.

Which brings up the question, is this problem limited to ccTLDs or TLDs like com, net as well?

I'll probably get down voted into Oblivion, but the least we, the well paid tech workers, could do is pay some of that to support journalism we like.

I'm sub'd to nyt, 3 local paper/publications, wired, natgeo, motherjones.

I understand "fuck trackers". Why "fuck ads"?