#Companies

Techni-Calli

Iwillleavenow

Hello, all, it's thread-o-clock.Today, we're going to describe various privacy issues using only John Mulaney gifs. "Do you accept" at the end of an eternal and absolutely impenetrable terms of

Miami Herald

MiamiHerald

“This is going to be the biggest fraud in government history, the magnitude of which we will not know for many years to come,” said a former FBI agent of

The Home Kit

TheHomeKit1

SHIRT SPONSOR SUNDAYDerby County, 32Red, 2018-Present*DISCLAIMER* This thread is about a betting company which sponsors a football team. I am a firm believer that betting companies sponsoring football is bad,

Stuart Macdonald

CTProject_SM

(1/3) Tech companies' enforcement of their TOS should respect basic rule of law values. Equality before the law is a basic rule of law value. So, in my view at

MrGeorgiaPine

GeorgiaPine8

Jared Thomas: Former Chief of Staff to then SoS Brian Kemp. Jared Thomas: The corrupt individual who helped Dominion land the $107 million contract w/ Georgia. Other items of note:1)

ron knox

ronmknox

1. Monopoly power in the peanut industry has pushed thousands of small farmers to the brink of bankruptcy. It has also made peanuts more expensive to taxpayers than any other

Andric Tham

astralwave

Why do models for organizing work in tech companies fall into either the “mission control” (auftragstaktik) or “command and control” categories? Those are borrowed from the military.Why not models borrowed

Anu Hariharan

anuhariharan

1/ If you recently graduated from university and were hopeful of an H1B visa, then this thread is for you 2/ Every now and then (since 2000) there have been

Janette Barnard 🌵

JanetteJoyB

The Innovator’s Dilemma in 1878 in a story of refrigerated train cars, meat packers & railroad companies….A thread: In 1878 Swift (meat co) hired engineer Andrew Chase to design a

Helen Pluckrose

HPluckrose

Why is this point hard to grasp? It worries me that this isn't clear to many people. It's a thorny problem where we have to balance the right of companies

Extracted.ca

Extractedca

I haven't been able to do much writing lately (partially because I'm spending too much time here chatting lol) but I wanted to share a quick thought on the state

Lukasz Tomicki

tomicki

1/10 – A few thoughts on the historic “dash for trash” (electrical-vehicle-anything, SPACs, e-commerce-anything and Bitcoin) from last month. The valuation of high growth companies began the year at dizzying

Dave the Dolphin #FBPE 🐬 🇬🇧🇪🇺 💙

DavidWibbleone

Johnsons Mistakes 1 / a thread1.The PM missed 5 cobra meetings at start2.The Government ignored warnings about pandemic preparations3.They allowed PPP stock to run down despite warnings in 2018 report4.Delayed

George Riddell

GeorgeMRiddell

1/ Quick thread. At the end of the third week of Brexit being "done", I can only say that I'm exhausted. Immediate pressures on companies who have been trading goods

David McBride

MurdochCadell

Riddle me this: Q1. If Assange was 'a spy', who exactly was he 'spying for'? Q2: If Assange is not 'a spy', why is he being charged under the Espionage

Colin Millar

Millar_Colin

Big companies advertising for jobs that are unpaid yet require skill/commitment/talent is exploitation. "Paying in experience/exposure" is not payment, it is exploitation. Not everyone is privileged enough to devote hours

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