I was sitting in a diversity training class at Ford in the late 1990’s when the presenters aired this same statement. Our manager, who was a Brit on loan from Jaguar, offered the following statement:
“So you’re saying that if I was looking for the best and most popular four door family sedan, I should look at a picture of the design teams from the Big Three, and the one that was most diverse would be the number one car?”
He was told that was correct.
He then said that it was a bit of a trick question, since the best selling sedan in America was the Toyota Camry, and the design team for that car was the least diverse group you could possibly imagine, consisting of Japanese males between 30 and 60.
After a long silence, the presenters finished their PowerPoint and left.
In the USA there's usually frozen slushee coffee but not fresh coffee at the in house eatery.
It *IS* fraud because I never gave them this credit card to charge me on. Saying it's not fraud would mean anyone I buy something from could charge me on any credit card they wanted, not just the one I gave them.
Late last year I cancelled a Citi credit card dues to come actual fraud charges. A month later, a charge appeared on the replacement card from an organization that had been billing me monthly for something. I flagged it as fraud in my online console, noting I had given the new card number to nobody. I got an immediate temporary credit. A month or two later, the credit was permanent. Worked as expected.
Hasn't the bay area had a lot of population loss in the past few years?
https://www.kron4.com/news/bay...
San Fran alone lost 8.6%.
Someone doesn't get the movie reference...
Because, if Microsoft decides to be agressive, they may as well go for DP4a support in the GPU (making all machines with intel iGPUs below the 14th gen inelegible),
According to this, 11th generation with Iris graphics support DP4a.
DC arguably has the best mass transit on the east coast outside of NYC, yet ridership is down.
Why? Well asides from telecommuting being much more prevelant, mass transit has gotten quite expensive, due to corruption, they started charging more for parking, due to lack of ridership, service got signifigantly cut back, and due to safety incidents people are scared of insufficent maintenance. People would prefer to drive in their own cars than ride on the train.
Ironically Airbus and Rolls Royce still sit on lots of patents especially around the clever engine ramp door systems which was made Concorde really possible.
Since the Concorde stopped flying in 2003 and French patents are good for 20 years, you would think they're not sitting on many patents any more.
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