Man. You should apply for a job. I bet they've never thought of doing that.

Your statement is accurate, but needs more detail. Amazon, like all other employers, can contest unemployment claims. Successfully doing so saves them money on future unemployment insurance payments. They absolutely have financial incentive to contest claims.

4th from the top.

Maybe aliens used their alien technology to drive the plane into the ground.

Maybe it was motherfuckin snakes on the motherfuckin plane.

Maybe the pilots were off having tea and not paying attention.

Maybe Trump had the plane shot.

Maybe OBAMA did.

Maybe it was a dual-engine elephant ingestion.

Maybe Boeing forgot to install steering yokes on this plane, and nobody noticed till they took off.

Why? It's much more fun to throw around wild asinine speculations when we have basically zero information. Also, it's a FDR, not a CDR.

So you have one example where one cite/edit in one article was rolled back because some other editor didn't like the source, and your conclusion is wikipedia "prohibit[s] using primary sources". That, good sir, is what you call a "logic bust". Especially when paired with the link from Wikipedia themselves stating that primary sources can be used in certain situations.

Foreign or not, I'm sure you have exactly zero biases influencing your assessment.

They were perfectly visible, just not to you because of your choice of "news" media.

They obviously defined them for you.

Only in the world of MAGA insanity would treating people and our planet with respect be a bad thing.

That's not fair. HD makes really good clothes.

I didn't have "the incessant dark patterns trying to push you into a paid tier of service." which analysis showed was very successful into "tricking" people who should have qualified for free service into coughing up money.

From your link: "By design, the Direct File Pilot started out small" It was a pilot program, it was supposed to be low numbers. And costs for programs like that are generally amortized over many years. Your comparison is like opening a restaurant and complaining that you didn't turn a profit in the first year because you had to buy the building and kit it out.

I work in the ERP space. The first implementation I was a part of was to replace an AS-400 basedsystem. That project was the basis of my "There's a real good reason that things are done slowly and methodically. Some of it can be helped, some of it can't" comment. The "move fast and break things" methodology doesn't work in the ERP world.

I, like I assume you are, won't be holding my breath on that one.

The rectal-cranial inversion syndrome is strong with this one. As the saying goes: I'd try to see things from your point of view but I can't shove my head that far up my ass.

That was kind of my initial response as well. I haven't been around as long as you have, but long enough to wonder if this dude has ever worked in a company before. There's a real good reason that things are done slowly and methodically. Some of it can be helped, some of it can't

Finally! A job I'm 100% qualified for!