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Comment Yeah.... no (Score 4, Insightful) 130

Oh come on guys. No one is that dense. We can all see the multi-million dollar record profits that companies are making, in a bid to shore up their stock price. Then putting in the profits into stock buyback to further shore up the stock. Hiring has simply been frozen and more & more work is piled on-top of existing employees.

The existing employees donot dare rebel, and simply do as they are told, as they have seen the firings and are just doing whatever they can to scrape by. The situation does not seem very stable currently

Comment Great news (Score 0) 58

I have never understood how this was ever legal in the first place

Back in the 2000s, I remember Apple asking people to âoebuyâ a feature from the Apple Store for $0, to unlock extra functionality for the iPod. The reasoning was that they cant just change the product that they have sold.

At the bare minimum, a product should do what it says on the box. If online play is part of the game, then it should remain active, as long as people want to play.

Glad that lawmakers are taking this issue up.

Comment Engage passively (Score 1) 20

Social media can also be used passively. One can just scroll through, look at some memes and ignore any hate you get.

It only starts to become a problem when people create content. Such as sharing a post or comment, and then obsess over the reactions of others.

Basically looking for validation from others is going to cause problems. Especially online, due to the lack of real world cues & hints

The answer is simple. Remain passive or learn to ignore most people

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