This is why there's value in having a mix of experience levels in the organization. People who know how stuff works, and people who aren't limited by prior assumptions. Complementary.

Certain well-known companies practice explicit age discrimination by proximity policy. Who's going to live in a van in the parking lot in Palo Alto? 23 year old single males. Who isn't? People with famlies and mortgages and lives.

Similarly by demanding in-office work they're quite deliberately discriminating against people with things that complicate the 80 hour work week, including disability and family.

Every *remaining* Republican is a Trumper. The Republican party has wholeheartedly backed Trump's madness for years. Anyone who truly isn't a racist / fascist has left for another affiliation.

Smells a lot like restraint of free trade to me.

So is eating a neoplasm off one's foot in an interview.

> so for students who prefer digital liberty, they're screwed?

Both of them, yeah.

I wonder what fraction of these are bots etc. spoofing a desktop client string.

Nobody is being forced to use iCloud. Storing anything there is opt-in, and the free tier is enough for most people.

Cart before the horse.

WFH is not the cause -- the cause is that companies
* Insisted on locating there in the first place, despite the adverse housing and transit situations
* Insisted on on-prem workers in the first place

Yeah, the title really makes one doubt the rest of the article.

There's the 1983 Dragon's Lair based on an LD that was analog ;)

Mind you, that house is literally built on swamp. The climate is horrid and the dirty little secret of that 5BR house is that 3 of the bedrooms are for the cockroaches.

And you live among Abbott supporters.

This.

Mind you even when those restaurants aren't closed super early -- they serve food for English peoples. Yes, I've been there, and no it wasn't pretty. Nor was the big sign telling people to not piss in the street.

I get that being trapped in the rental cycle sucks bigtime, as does being at the landlord's whim and having to smell and hear neighbors 24x7.

Except in Florida, where the answer now appears to be child labor.

Easy, especially in California:

stop allowing Big Tech to dodge discrimination laws by requiring that employees live in the Silly Valley. Who will live in a van in the parking lot? Young singles. People with families and mortgages can't afford to live there even if they wanted to, and they sure aren't going to move there.