What would be fair would be if he as he is sitting on the ground a Cybertruck in summon mode careened off the road pinning him against the building not killing him instantly but slowly while the radio in the car is playing a comedy show where he and his companies are the punchlines. The last thing he hears is his legacy being laughed at as a joke

The first one was a really dumb action film with a pretty woman in it.

If you like stupid action with zero logic, then sure, if not, eh give it a miss

Yeah, that is my feeling as well.

Here in Sweden we don’t really have company/location specific unions, ours are sector based with national reach.

It has always confused me to hear about small unions like this.

So this will just be one more charge to add to a person having their computer investigated.

Several, in hopefully this order:

1. Mr. - for a few minutes
2. Suspect.
3. Prisoner.

Yep, what plenty of people don’t understand, or don’t want to understand is that a good public transport system is seldom directly profitable.

Instead, the profits comes from taxes, public transport enable more people to work in a far greater area, meaning that you get more money through income tax, people earning money also get to spend it, generating more money from sales tax, and so on.

This is also why privately funded public transport systems are less common than state/city funded systems.

I litterarly just posted a comment about the brilliant BBC documentary Nuclear Nightmares, a documentary about our fear of radiation, you can watch it here:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xwy1o5

This is a brilliant documentary from 2006, made by the BBC, on the topic of our fear of radiation, at the end it explains the LNT model and talks about the issues with it.

Please enjoy:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xwy1o5

So they should change their name to “squeezing rocks”?

WTF is Bending Spoons?

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I am glad that they mention sympathy strikes, especially the electricians strike, preventing chargers from being connected.

Here in Åkersberga, one of the local supermarkets have made a deal with Tesla to install their charges at a few spots, for months now they have had covers over them, saying that they are waiting to be plugged in.

Sigh, please stop using that argument, it is an easy cop out, and you don’t actually help your cause by analyzing the real issue.

The real reason why people willingly use Windows is multifaceted and can be boiled down to a few points.

1. It is the defacto standard. If you are going to use a desktop/laptop computer you will probably use Windows, especially at work.
2. Most users know Windows in some capacity, this means that companies have an easier time finding staff than if they used something else, it wouldn’t be impossible but it would mean spending more time and money training the staff and causing them to be less productive for longer as they learn the system. This is slowly changing with the rise of web apps, chromebooks and Macs. But still, having IT support a fleet of Linux desktops/laptops when working in a non IT sector would be increadibly wasteful
3. Software, like it or not, Windows has a huge amount of proprietary software dominance, organizations LOVE proprietary software and dislike FOSS for one reason. Liability. This means that they get a number to call, email to contact, a person to yell at, they can deflect complaints and seem like they are a strong decisive company by taking legal action against an external party, and not have the buck stop with themselves.

I am an IT technician, this is what I have seen in the corporate world.

By talking about “brainwashing” you remove most of the actual information that could help you figure out how Linux could be better suited for the masses, and to be frank, using a word like “brainwashing” makes the Linux community seem a bit unhinged/cultish.

Focus on facts, then you can use them to change the actual issue.

What are you talking about?

Absolutely, I just wanted to point out that there are plenty of smart but uneducated people, and plenty of well educated, but kinda dumb people

Knowledge != Intelligence

Eh, it only showed up when I plugged it in the first time, but you can find the dll loaded even after.

It doesn’t use a lot of RAM or CPU, but for me it is the principle, don’t install software without asking me.

Drivers are another matter.

It adds a dll that can’t really be uninstalled easily.

This thread has a lot of information:

https://www.tenforums.com/software-apps/147661-how-remove-logitech-download-assistant.html