I'm pretty sure that it was reported upon and in fact even re-posted here on Slashdot when it was noticed publicly that they had removed it from their company charter. It's worth noting though that it was never any sort of official, legally-binding commitment. More just an idea about a statement of purpose that they have since apparently changed their minds about.
This is actually false though. It may be what its being used for, but its not what the H1B program is officially supposed to be for. Officially, its supposed to only be used to fill jobs when no US citizen can be found qualified, period.
So they changed the chemical structure of the sugar molecules. It made it 40% sweeter by volume without otherwise changing the taste noticeably. What else did it change? Isn't anyone else even a little bit creeped out by this?
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Why is SQL injection still a thing?
Apparently it has something to do with outsourcing coding to the cheapest bidder. Can't comment on the rest.
Fuck you guys for not hiring me.
You forgot Avahi.
I can appreciate this concern, but yes, this is something that is easy to be sure of if you're vaguely experienced with Linux.
What makes you think Verizon isn't already "in on it?"
How about instead they unveil a rule requiring vehicle computers and wireless electronics systems be secure first?
Sorry.
What happened to "do no evil"?
I'm pretty sure that it was reported upon and in fact even re-posted here on Slashdot when it was noticed publicly that they had removed it from their company charter. It's worth noting though that it was never any sort of official, legally-binding commitment. More just an idea about a statement of purpose that they have since apparently changed their minds about.
This is actually false though. It may be what its being used for, but its not what the H1B program is officially supposed to be for. Officially, its supposed to only be used to fill jobs when no US citizen can be found qualified, period.
No, because (somewhat ironically) its illegal to pay Americans that little.
... would not even be in business any more if even a large percentage of their customers felt they had any other choice.
Now I guess we just wonder who else was listening in that hasn't admitted it publicly?
Am I just paranoid when i hear these guys get together for this project or that?
No. Nothing good for consumers has ever come from anything these guys can all agree on without stabbing each other in the back.
"reduce fragmentation and failure in the industry" means "make sure Linux never gets any of our shit"
"An eye for an eye" will blind the whole world.
Upgrade? Hah! You're a funny guy. Netflix will be lucky to not get blocked entirely.
If robots and AI take over more and more of the jobs that humans used to do, then the products those jobs produce will decrease in price.
Remember when Hostess, Inc. shut their doors, ceased all operations and then dissolved the business in protest of the Affordable Care Act?
Yea. You'd have to enforce low profit margins while somehow incentivising businesses to not just shut their doors.
s/AI/magic 8-ball/
They think you're a troll, clearly. Just in case you're simply uninformed though; their (and even your) charitable donations are tax-deductible.
So they changed the chemical structure of the sugar molecules. It made it 40% sweeter by volume without otherwise changing the taste noticeably. What else did it change? Isn't anyone else even a little bit creeped out by this?
Obviously because they don't want people to know.
There is no more certain way to make an AI go mad and try to kill us all.
... posterity.
Oracle WebLogikz; It's got what plants crave!
I don't know how it sounds to him but it sounds to me like you missed the premise of his statement entirely.