many (most?) neuro-atypical people absolutely have a much better experience wfh rather than in person and policies that force back to office ignore their needs.
"And there are certain issues where Twitter has stated that you simply aren't allowed to take an opposing view or you'll be kicked off their platform." such as?
Product Hunt is a step away from spam on a good day, and I'm not surprised to see how much worse it's gotten. Even most of the products now are just templates
Drive's organization is a usability nightmare and I hope someone at Google has a plan for this. Shared with me is a graveyard, file permissions are a nightmare to manage, and repairing mistakes is painful to impossible.
The former is an unavoidable and, considering the benefits, worthwhile outcome of unionization. The latter is to protect bosses from slowly overloading one person/role and using that to increase work for everyone or split the union.
On average, unionized workplaces are much safer with higher-paid and happier workers. It is also illegal to close down a facility to prevent or in response to workers forming a union. Workers in labor unions have reported being happier than non-union counterparts for years now.
Every single one of those programs comes with a laundry list of asterisks that make them far worse than any employer provided insurance I have ever had.
I've come across very niche products that get ripped off, it's affecting everything. if your tiny custom tshirt shop gets enough sales you'll be copied soon enough with apparently no recourse.
I've tried headspace, fabulous, and a few others I don't remember. Fabulous was awful, I hated it. Headspace was good but it never really clicked with me enough to continue using it.
The largest media outlets that beat the freedom of speech drum (fox, other right wing sites) never do so in response to people whose speech they don't like being silenced.
Thread only is the biggest reason to use it outside of FOSS, but the UI design and overall experience could use some work. It's not bad, but for apps like Zulip that are different from what people are used to, it can make a big difference.
I clicked on "unemployment" and the results were unsatisfying to say the least. All it told me was that unemployment is related to being out of work or unemployed. I love the idea though.
just out of curiosity, did they cheat more than the average cheater? I knew a few of people who cheated in college but it was infrequent and varied by class, friend group, etc.
Agreed, companies forcing horrible 2fa implementations are turning people off to the idea of using it at all on their personal accounts (even when it's far less onerous)