Isoprenoid

Do they have offices in Russia?

Are you implying that if my office isn't in a certain country, that means my software doesn't have to obey that country's regulatory agencies?

What year is it? The 737 Max was a certified death trap since 2018.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maneuvering_Characteristics_Augmentation_System

Source for the curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qz5i171h_no

hitmyspot @aussie.zone

I should have known better.

Did you just claim that NAB isn't familiar with how the media operates? 🥴

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Association_of_Broadcasters

Award Committee: "How can we get our small, unrecognised award into public discourse?"

De Niro does something

Award Committee: "Time to drum up the rage bait, boys. All we have to do is deny De Niro."

Lemmy Community: "Hey, I can be angry too! upvotes"

Do you guys not see what is happening here?

Is it stamped on their heads that they are neo Nazis

You're right, sometimes it's hard to tell, especially when you can't see their foreheads. How else are we supposed to know?

How was Dave and his managers supposed to know that Amazon is a terrible company?

How

were

they

supposed

to

know?

/s

You can't blame Dave then.

If his manager set up a performance for neo-Nazis, you don't think Dave still has a say?

Dave: "Oh no, my manager set up that performance for the group of sex offenders. You can't blame me, I just play in the band."

Please.

Dave will have a manager that knows this stuff. Do you think Dave does all the administration that is required to set up a concert? The guy probably has a team of people. There is no way that they didn't know. Amazon has a public reputation.

Essentially, if you're nice enough you're allowed to do something bad once in a while.

It doesn't make sense.

Ah the ol' "If I didn't accept the money to do something unethical, then someone else would have done it." argument.

By using this bike

Or this bike

How many times a day do you need to transport a couch 5 miles?