FTFY :D

James Damore won a rongful termination lawsuit in California, the state that protects its workers from abuse by megabillion dollar corporations.

But good do see you're on the side of the CEOs and against the little guy.

Speak truth to the powerless!

If I were going to trust someone not to leak my ID, it would be Google.

But no.

What you said was idiotic and no one owes you anything for being an idiot.

No. Robots will eventually be excellent for those who remain. Most of us won't be here by then, and this is by design.

It's worse than that, they're intolerant even of mixed Japanese. They had a couple of big repatriation pushes a while back but a lot of those people left again when they found out they were discriminated against.

How about as a non-compromise they go ahead and bring on the EVs but also ban all EU nations from buying Russian gas? Mercedes can then comply with the mandate or fuck off. They don't deserve any special treatment for being diesel cheaters and lazy pricks.

Yeah, and North Korea is a Democracy. Fuck off, Nazi.

Quoting the story: "Human-only work is forecast to drop 27% over the next five years."

Robots will eventually be excellent for all of us. Most things we buy will cost less.

Maybe we will have 4-day or 3-day work weeks.

Humans will not be doing extremely boring jobs.

"I'm assuming any domestic worker at this point has to be physically here for some reason."

I wouldn't assume that. The reason could simply be that the hiring manager wanted the team member local to make them easier to manage and interact with. Sure it cost more than offshoring them, but the onshoring cost could have been justifiable. Now there's a 100k new reasons to reconsider it.

There will be cases where they really do need to be physically onsite, security as you suggested being one reason. Having to interact with physical hardware/assets as part of their role is another. In some cases they'll pay the 100k for the h1b, in some they'll hire an American... in others they'll figure out an offshoring solution, in others they'll just eliminate the position entirely.

I'd be very surprised if there is much of a net increase in jobs for American's as a result of this policy.

"So because someone happens to be winning life's lottery for the moment, they deserve to be killed..."

They volunteered to die in an experiment in stupidity, no one killed them. Suck billionaire cock if you like but don't expect to be rewarded.

You may or may not be right, but people framing a narrative of âoeif you donâ(TM)t agree with me you are a pedo.â People canâ(TM)t really discuss a topic if they run a risk of being accused merely by not wanting to light the witch fire.

Do you need your comfort blanket, bootlicker?

Gun violence is an overwhelmingly reich wing phenomenon.

Seems like they really should have done an upward-facing camera as well so they could ID you without your fingerprint.

Transparency is still cool, but only when used on elements which can be transparent without screwing everything up.

I used to use Compiz with Emerald as the decorator and a liquid glass theme. But I didn't make window contents transparent, I only made title bars (and other decorations) translucent. The text and its drop shadow were fully opaque, same for the widgets, so it didn't create any readability problems whatsoever. But it did look neato.

Transparency isn't the problem, overdoing it is the problem.