Cos batteries lasted about a week before they had to power 5” super bright LCDs

It ludicrous that people allow antisemitism to enter this debate and we would do well to remember the cynicism of those who are prepared to weaponise and deploy the slur.

All you have to do is take any single protestor and look at what they were doing this time last year or the year before .

They were busy boycotting nestle, or marching for BLM, or facing down the alt right, entirely unconcerned with Israel or Jewish people.

They have been activated by Israel’s behaviour toward Gaza which is widely condemned by the United Nations and across the world

I miss the designs. Nokia, sony, Motorola…. All trying stuff.

We gave up a lot to carry these black mirrors around.

Please say it was coca

Why are you harassing me ?

It’s really not about you, as keen as you are for it to be so.

?

I made a comment, on a thread.

Removed by mod

I think it was a part of a plot by the Big Experience industry to keep millennials spending on theme restaurants

It’s pretty interesting to see the influence laid bare.

I’m anti hate , so I’m not going to argue too much with the principle - but the timing is magic in terms of giving Israel cover during while they are committing war crimes.

Well that’s funny, because you are the only person to express those thoughts.

I’m afraid You’ve chronically misconstrued a very simple sentence.

The only person who ever questioned it was you.

Go to your search engine.

Type in :

“rape accused blames sexsomnia”

Come and share your results with the class .

Ship attacked with water ☠️

Downvoted for far right propaganda rag

Please treat this as an explanation, and not an apology for big tech. If you work in tech, or are thinking about it, understand the rules of the game :

1. First, a new skill goes hot - maybe functionally superior, may just be a trend. In tech, it’s always the new shiny.

2. Demand for skills outstrips supply

3. Salaries go up !

4. Big tech flex, offer big money to hoover up the talent. Sometimes it’s for projects, sometimes it’s just to keep them out of the hands of competition, in case the trend becomes a standard

5. Time passes

6. Chasing big salaries, lots of people acquire the skill.

7. Supply outstrips demand, skill becomes a commodity.

8. Salaries come down

9. Big Tech is still paying huge salaries, for skills that may have stopped trending, but at the very least - are now available at market at a much lower rate. If you include globalisation, it could be 30% of what they are paying.

10. The high salary hires get cut, because there’s a new skill trending, or, the same skill is now available at much lower rate .

11. Everyone is shocked !

This has been tech workers life cycle for at least 30 years, and I don’t see it changing

Inglish

Sounds like a legal defence

… um……Express is also owned by Kape

Not as surprised as I was to learn they had 1500 people in the first place.