your imaginary ethics are laughable and have no bearing on the insufferable comment above.

The real problem will happen is when nearly all companies mandate RTO, then all these digital nomads will be required to actually show up - and probably for less money they were making before had they sucked it up and kept their jobs instead of quitting.

I may be a little jaded but voting in these people doesn't seem to be actually helping get either a) what people want or b) what's really good for the nation and society as a whole.

I use slackware on my workstation and my servers, thank you very much. systemd can go crank itself.

powershell scripting is overly verbose. in PS you can do "cat (Get-PSReadLineOption).HistorySavePath" whereas linux it's just "history". This is one of DOZENS of ridiculously long commands that should, by default, have a more succinct alias to it. Sure you can create your own aliases but you shouldn't have to manage a dotfile config you pull from github or something.

right wing? are you crazy? they're almost as bad as the friggin Atlantic!

Insurrection my ass. Compared to the other riots around the US for the past 9 months this was pretty tame.

between this and the GNAA posts of old, I'd rather have the GNAA back and true anonymous posting

/. stopped giving me mod points a decade ago. Kinda sad, really.

Twitter shouldn't have a terms of service outside of prohibiting content that's actually illegal. Nor facebook. Nor any other non-specific wide open platform for people to shout garbage shit publicly.

Well I didn't "se" any "goats" there. It's actually a legit site/project, it seems.

It's coercion, plain and simple

That thinking is part of the problem. They're a media outlet. They used to be respectable journalists. And taking offense at a harmless joke is beyond lunacy. The "picked sides" long before 'HanAssholeSolo' created that hilarious 'political cartoon' aka political gif

I sure do miss him.

And statistically they're the reason for a significant amount of crime, especially when they bus around from a city to suburban areas. I live in an area with many of Robert Moses' projects and frankly I'm glad those bridges are low. Without that buffer the crime in my area would undoubtedly spike as it has others in my area that don't have such limitations. No thank you. As far as I'm concerned, Robert Moses is a name for good for his projects and the side-effect of keeping crime to a minimum.