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I guess you weren't around in the 90s.

Does it even matter? Don't they have a website?

For the Swiss it doesn't matter what China does, anywhere else is cheaper anyway.

I worked 80% for one and a half years on a decent salary. In the end I decided it wasn't worth the cost.

Getting kicked (and sometimes even banned) from such a server just because you're playing well one day isn't much fun.

Won't this hack be caught by VAC? And if not, what is VAC actually doing?

Most != almost all, the number seems to be between 60 and 70% per year.

The army was considerably downsized in the last decades, so while this used to be true for men, it isn't anymore. And the number of women is and always was more or less negligible.

My comment was mainly aimed at the example in the article, 'bad' developers aren't driven out of the country and since they make a lot more money in Switzerland they have no reason to leave. Yes, it's not literally no one and of course there are always personal reasons or 'that one job' which makes a move worth it.

Absolutely no swiss programmer is going to Germany, I can tell you that much. The demand is just that much higher than the supply.

Well, some videos I've seen wouldn't exactly disagree.

I don't know where in Europe you live but i see lots of Jeeps. BMWs and Mercedes are more prevalent though.

Fair point.

Looks like they'll have reinvented the macbook air in two generations. Not that it's a bad thing.

> (the lidar) operates at the photon level at nano-second speed.

Whaddya say!

Yes, the market cap of the company is lowered by the amount it spends on the buy back, however the value per share stays the same. A year later the profit from the new year is included in the market cap which is divided by a lowet number of shares. This means the value of a single share is now higher while the market cap is the same as in the beginning. Or am i missing something?

The stock price should change because the earnings per share will be higher in the future.

So what, maybe I just want to punish Boeing for their behavior?

Can't blame the swiss on those though.

The swedish central bank, not the swiss.

No, this is about an ex-employee credit suisse spied on.