SineNomineAnonymous

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/21259576

2024 has seen two mass layoffs at Microsoft, with 1900 staff laid off in January, before a further 650 Xbox employees were shown the door in September.

Regardless, Microsoft's shares are up and the company's market value is now higher than $3tn, as it works to capitalise on the rise of AI.

 

The IWW's TEFL branch is without a doubt the most active branch in all of the UK, possibly all the IWW across the world.

 

Obviously this is a Labour government so they are not to be trusted to actually carry it out until it's actually carried out and then check what the caveats are.

 

Apologies for the KamalaHQ link or the twitter link for that matter. But I didn't bother looking up if anyone else discussed it.

 

"No you see, idiot, uneducated worker, the economy is doing great actually. Now go back to the your 3rd job's shift to barely make ends meet."

[–] SineNomineAnonymous@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Exactly. The article doesn't shy away from a bit of free publicity for Cellerite. Which is nowhere near as much of a magic bullet as the "tech media" makes it out to be.

How do I know it? By doing the most basic of research by heading to their website and looking at their manuals and documentation.

And Cellerite won't tell you this publicly because their bottom line depends on their ability to massively overprice their services which they sell to technically illiterate people.

Any article that mentions Cellerite without a caveat about the dubiousness of their publicity can be disregarded and shouldn't be taken seriously.

[–] SineNomineAnonymous@lemmy.ml 12 points 2 years ago

Long time FF user, things really aren't looking good for Mozilla as a whole.

[–] SineNomineAnonymous@lemmy.ml 5 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

I’d fire nabakov immediately for example (at the least)

You didn't read it, did you?

And I'm not saying it's a good book because it isn't.

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