I don’t get why yearly revenue isn’t taken into account when deciding penalties. It makes no sense except to deceive naive people who don’t realize it’s really nothing to the entity being “punished”.
It looks kind of dumb though if I’m being honest. You can easily tell if someone didn’t inhale and instead just kept it in their mouth. Doesn’t look as complete. For acting, I’d consider this an issue.
What’s crazy is it took them this long to figure out we want action rpg type Star Wars games. Hasn’t EA been sitting on the rights to use Star Wars in games (exclusively I might add) for like the past decade and it’s now they’re finally making good games. Thanks to respawn.
From what I gather there is literally nobody higher than the Supreme Court, therefore they can’t be punished. I guess they can be impeached but if the dems do that, the republicans will start doing it and it’ll just become a political weapon that will come out to play depending on who’s president.
Maybe we the people can do something? But no that’s a joke. Idk but it’s depressing af
Thanks for posting this and sharing your thoughts on this big topic. I voted up as I think it’s best to stay away from anything Meta related. It would ruin Lemmy. I like that you’re taking a logical view of the whole situation.
I was on Gmail with a custom domain for a good 7 years or so and in this last year I switched to iCloud mail and have been happy with it. I trust apple more than I do google when it comes to email privacy. And I think what really pulled me over to having apple host my mail is the private relay feature which is super cool.
I think it’s fairly obvious with what reddit did to alien blue when they bought it, that they don’t intend for the app to be user friendly or an app that people even like. They simply wanted to monetize it to hell and make it earn them the most $$$. That’s all it’s about with that company.
In case you aren’t aware, Alien Blue was the Apollo back in the day. It was the OG best third party iOS app for Reddit. Reddit bought the app and totally shit on it by removing everything good about it.
Geez who were they surveying, people living in San Francisco? These numbers seem ridiculously high. $2 million they say it would take to feel rich?! Wtf.. I have a feeling the people surveyed are what I would already consider rich. But it’s all relative isn’t it? I think when you’re able to start saving enough each month to easily cover rent or mortgage for the next month, you are raking it in and should be in that comfortable group.
Yay for Firefox!