Most knew Facebook at the time and many knew what they were like…

Meta seemed partly a rebrand because of that unpopularity.

“Hey bully, stop being so mean” generally gets laughed at and an aggressive response.

Context:

Remove liberal global affairs, replace with Republican: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgrw785585wo

Donation to Trump inauguration and more context: https://apnews.com/article/meta-facts-trump-musk-community-notes-413b8495939a058ff2d25fd23f2e0f43

Trump appeasement. Looks like he’s still pissed he was banned. Meta looking desperate.

Nope. It’s a US election, Trump appeasement thing. Meta replaced Nick Clegg (a UK liberal) with a Republican (Kaplan) for global affairs lead and this came out a few days later. A few days before they donated $1m to the inauguration ceremony. Prior to this, there was talk of Trump being pretty annoyed with Meta.

This is all shameful capitulation and political appeasement. They really teaching politicians how to do politics.

In order to avoid political confrontation, they sold all those that wanted a safe space.

The cult of musk. If you raise from your fan club you don’t get held to account.

Layla Moran on the left is a member of their Liberal Democrats and someone who police were called out to when they allegedly beat their partner over an IT issue.

Ed Milliband in the middle is a minister and former leader of the Labour party. Maybe not the biggest leftie but enabled members to vote for their leader which paved the way for Jeremy Corbyn to win.

Based on the above two points, this feels to be quite badly labeled if you know who they are.

They’ve appropriated it to mean what political correctness meant in the 90s.

They’re using it to shift accountability for the bile they spew from them to the accuser.

Exporting. You didn’t even need to click. Just read, it’s in the description.

Well it doesn’t matter if it exports the surplus to other states and cuts their fossil fuel usage. It means that 100% of that renewable energy was cut from fossil fuels.

There is always a need to smooth out troughs. That can be through, selling, shifting demand (cheaper tarrifs during surplus), storage or as a last resort bridging gaps with other fuels.

Let’s not let perfect get in the way of good. Every tonne of CO2 out the air gives us more time and a little more chance for at risk countries to stay above water.

It is often needed on OpenSuse TW.

If you’re enabling Snap on Mint, you might as well install Ubuntu.

Well stockholders don’t have executive capabilities. The CEO is responsible. Could hold board responsible too if they knew.

But also in Asian markets the J part was not easy, so needed to rebranded.

Of course what they renamed it to was the short way of saying Syphillis in the UK. It definitely wasn’t a win win.

Yet…

Well Debian doesn’t have a rolling distro, does it?

It was something that underpinned your choice and now it’s not. I’m not sure why you said gotta find when you already knew the answer.

OpenSuse Tumbleweed. Reliable and up to date.

I used to like MSN and even Skype. Skype felt like it degraded under MS. They seem to buy stuff and the product stagnates or regresses. Either they crush innovation or cut funding and try and milk profits. I suspect a lot is integration of Active Directory etc so they can bundle up, sell to orgs and lock them into their shitty ecosystem.

Nonsense. Slack was far superior, though not touched it since it was bought out.

Do you really think it had that much attention?

1 PO, 1 BA and a part time dev split across teams. They’re also the QA.

I’m in the UK also. I care about this though.