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11 days agoHe has a problem: he can not finish the job as long as Iran and Israel stick to the ceasefire.
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117·14 days agoIt is indeed baffling that immigrants worked all this time for slave wages under slavery conditions. USA is full of people taking advantage of others. It is not just Trump, it is the 50% of the population that is anti-social psychopathic sociopath.
Some comments on the TC statement can be found here:
Some excerpts:
Catherine Shu, a senior reporter at Techcrunch between 2012 and 2024, wrote on Linkedin that she was “shocked by the cruelty of making a post like this weeks after laying off the entire Europe team”.
Robin Wauters, who worked at Techcrunch between 2008 and 2012 and later co-founded Tech.eu, said the site “is, in fact, very much retreating. And it isn’t (and won’t) be doubling down. Benefit of experience is that you can detect that bullshit a mile away… Don’t buy into it, folks.”
John Biggs, editor-at-large at Techcrunch until 2018, wrote: “Europeans: don’t believe this guy. He’s not actually part of TC and he fired literally the best tech/startup news team in the business so he could get cheaper writers. Don’t read their coverage and don’t offer interviews. TC’s value is way down and it will have no material benefit.”
Tech journalist Andrii Degeler said: “To me, the latest update on Techcrunch Europe sounds like classic PE: trying to find ‘synergies’ and ‘efficiencies’ in all the wrong places… Turns out, Regent expects to somehow substitute the European coverage previously done by the in-house team at TC with that of PCWorld, MacWorld, CIO, TechAdvisor, etc.”
1·20 days agoThank you for looking up a reliable source
This is an unreliable publication. AI Detector (https://gptzero.me/) reports 100% written by AI. That means the 15% drop is probably a lie.
32·21 days agoUSA asked and got help to fight their wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, …
Show the proof Elon! Your DOGE had access to just about everything, now we need to see what you found.
I call BS
source? examples?
0·3 months agoHow strange that this is not seen as a punishable offense? I’m not Canadian, not familiar with sedition laws there, but there are countries where articles like these would put you in jail immediately.
Edit: Maybe someone with legal experience can explain it using this as reference: https://www.criminalcodehelp.ca/offences/crimes-against-authority/what-is-sedition/ ?
Dolibarr is joining the lunch at the children’s table.
He was accused of abusing a camera woman, who he had previously asked not to film when he comes off the stage. She did it anyway, he said something about it, she accused him, he was disqualified. He was not allowed to leave the country for a while. In the police investigation no proof surfaced. Case dismissed or it did not even come to a case. All in all it took months.
Many EU countries have some exotic locations that are under their governance. Lots of islands.
For example, you can visit the Caribbean, where you find island from Kingdom of the Netherlands, France, UK. Danish Greenland would be a good choice at this moment. France has a couple of islands on far away locations in Indian Ocean and Pacific. Further Portugal and Spain islands in the Atlantic.
And probably a lot more.
(Note that all Caribbean Island rely very much on US products)
751·3 months agoJust a thought: it has become increasingly popular to strip-search and detain visitors attempting to enter a country…
“Eclipse®” is on the box and probably in the description of the product. Some DOGE-level employee probably wrote a dodgy SQL query.
The alternative for Tw!ter is Mastodon. Bsky’s business model is based on growth, it will be sold for billions to the highest bidder once there are sufficient subscribers locked in.
We one more thing would do the world a favor…
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