In theory, yes. But in reality, reduced competition means less need to compete. Worse service over the long run and higher prices.

Competition in domestic US airlines continues to dwindle. Not good for the long run.

Rule of law has eroded in the USA. Death by a thousand cuts.

Signed warrants. Jurisdiction. This means nothing to this administration.

My only question: will this administration federalize Minnesota national guard?

Good

Outsider won’t do much. Probably bring on the same MBA asshole like the Starbucks CEO that “super commutes”

I never understood this phenomena myself. Even during its prime. The entire b&m model was so outdated to me. I used to prefer shopping online via Amazon.

Then they enshittified the platform, quality of goods dropped tremendously. Then the stories of poor treatment of warehouse workers and last mile delivery workers was the last straw to me.

Now my retail shopping consists of preferring local groceries and trying to buy direct from brands that I like. I don’t even care about the free shipping anymore. It’s all a farce these days and it’s just an added cost to items now (even if you don’t return the item).

In America, you get rewarded for fucking up so badly.

Tom Artiom Alexandrovich may not be claiming diplomatic immunity now. Maybe the political climate is too turbulent to do so? But does it preclude him from claiming it in the future?

I want to hope he faces the full consequences for his actions. But this country has become so corrupt and full of incompetent leaders, I wouldn’t be surprised if the Pedophile of the United States administration works a “deal” to get the charges silently dropped when Israel or Netanyahu asks for it through a back channel.

Rules/laws for the rich and powerful do not exist.

Ubisoft is listed in euro stock market as UBI.PA

Their stonk has been nose diving since 2018 ATH of €107/share. The company leadership needs to point at itself for its abysmal performance, not the consumers.

Per Axios report [1], Andy Byron appears to have negotiated some sort of exit package.

The company officially issued a statement Friday more than 24 hours after the story exploded, due in part to Byron’s slow resignation and exit package negotiations, another source told Axios.

These fuckers always get their 🧀 no matter what happens. Better to pay them off rather than stall it in court and risk attracting more attention.

[1] https://www.axios.com/2025/07/18/coldplay-kiss-cam-astronomer

to be honest I buried the lede. I withdrew largely due to the long interview process. I had ghosted or left them on read for a week but the viral news reminded me.

Thinking how it would impact me directly? Probably not much. But this is a small company. If leadership is this sloppy at covering up extra marital affairs. How bad is it on the inside?

Shitty leadership in my experience often correlates with awful company culture.

Ignoring clickbait title, this is impressive. Networked devices used to be the limit on data transfer.

Are there any devices even capable at reading/writing at 125,000G/sec?

Seems breakthroughs here are more relevant to for backhaul networks.

Don’t these C-level guys usually get a golden parachute? He “tendered his resignation”, but probably still got some severance. Board could force him out but probably triggers some other vesting/equity clause. So having him “resign” but give him golden parachute.

I was interviewing with this company 💀. Withdrew my application/interview last week because of this.

Didn’t leave a reason. Just emailed recruiter, “I am no longer interested”.

Also, they have like 6-7 interviews with various people in company.

oof, what a blunder. No more late night Lemmy for me

Somehow replied to wrong post, oops!

so much for “transparency” from the orange man administration. Probably Trump or Trump Jr on the list.

explains the recent pump in my old BTC and ETH assets from 2021, lol.