Missing out of _potential_ profits isn't a loss when it comes to corporations.

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The one I could find was listed for $17,200 US.

Assuming this was even real, what are F-18's gonna do against a terrorist inside a passenger plane?

This is another myth. The workers that could be off-shored were already off-shored before the pandemic. Ergo, the folks that now are or could be working remote, can't be off-shored. (Or, rather, can't be off-shored while still maintaining whatever other benchmarks need to be maintained.) At my job the reason given for not being fully remote is that having people visibly in the office prevents downsizing our team. In other words, a team appearing to have more people in the office gets a bigger budget and is prioritized for lab space. It's not a logical reason, but it's the reason.

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I think this only works in the short term. The market corrects for increased demand by either increasing price or increasing supply. I'm not sure how easy it is to increase supply of debt but, in general, modern capitalism prefers to just increase price.

Nothing was actually lost. It was just a change to their future occupancy projections.

Now it'll be "When people hear 'feedforward', they think immediately, 'What have I done wrong? What are the bad things my boss is going to tell me to fix?'"

Your need of equipment is unrelated to your *want* of wfh or in-office. There's no good reason to be required to come in when that managerial decision has nothing to do with the duty requirements of the position you accepted.

Do they have a plan for this that's better than "just automate it" and better than what currently exists? If not, the project is guaranteed to fail.

In order to have an official version of anything you need an owner (usually a corporation) of that thing. I'm not sure that Linux has a single owner so who is there to claim that "this" is the official version?

Sounds like an issue with the game, not an issue with the player.

Anyway...

Supports Linux-based operating systems and has three hardware kill switches to physically disconnect cellular, wifi, gps, bluetooth, microphone, cameras. The default OS, PureOS, (also available for desktop) is a fully auditable Linux/GNU variant and comes with a modified Firefox setup with DuckDuckGo as the default search engine. These and other specs on its page

There's an option to use the device browser instead, at least on Android. Of course, it's kind of hard to find, it's not under "Apps and websites", "Browser", or "Off-Facebook activity". Hamburger > Settings > Media > Links open externally