What's with the Samsung bashing on an Apple thread?
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What's with the Samsung bashing on an Apple thread?
Old habits die hard.
The guy consented to their experiment and he voluntarily engaged with them. It is not like they set him up for this.
Maybe you could argue that they could have jeopardized the lives of people on the highway with their reckless behavior esp the engine shutdown stunt and I believe that they didn't exercise wise judgement in doing so but didn't they instruct the driver to switch off and back on to regain control of his vehicle and move ahead?
You also claimed that they're boasting of their act by publishing this video when it was Wired that produced and made the whole report and experiment and not them. The reporter himself the subject of this experiment didn't file any report with the authorities so you come and act more royal than the king!
What a mess!
What was that snitching for? This is completely uncalled for.
This is a knee jerk reaction from you and testament of your true character.
You should be ashamed of yourself snitching on your colleagues like this and your phony outrage at this act is not fooling anyone.
Grow up you are not in elementary school anymore!
We're after all Africans :)
Is this why they had to terminate their operations because clients and partners managed to cut them out of the loop and to do business independently of their platform?
Enjoy!
What do Amnesty International and EIPR from Egypt have to do with terrorism that prompted GCHQ to spy on them?
I am not saying that these two orgs are above the law but I am just wondering what's the probable cause for these rogue spy orgs to target them and try to collect as much info as their hands could grab.
Are they protected as well?
The only prob I have is how to screen candidates to root out the fanatics and fundamentals from the moderate and regular conservative folks. Unfortunately, these two subgroups share common traits or values and abstaining from drinking is one of them.
What I said was simply that I'd need to extract more info from the candidate to make sure I'm making the right decision.
It is not about anti-religion or religious folks but a policy not to hire crazy and unstable people. I don't want female employees to feel uncomfortable at the company because of a new hire because he might have some objections to how women should dress or debating whether people should eat or have a cup of coffee during Ramadan.
This sort of stuff is unacceptable and I might say that it is not a controversial point for many people. I experienced first hand how some fanatics could drive people out of an org because of their conduct and social antics & crusades. The org lost very competent people to the competition because a fanatic thought he was on some holy mission to transform the workplace into a utopia just to feel good about himself. Needless to say, the place turned into a living hell and he also was in a position of authority to do that and we couldn't do anything about it before it was too late.
So sorry if my opinion shattered your idealistic view of the world around us but it's way way better for me not to hire a "rockstar" fanatic and see people leave in drove because of his social toxicity and to stick to normal and skilled people who would fit and blend well with the group without friction and uneasiness.
Everyone has hobbies just take the time to think about it and you will come up with something better than "none" which is not really exciting to hear and might send the wrong signal to the recruiter that you are not interested enough in the opening position.
The skills and expertise of a candidate have to be pretty convincing for me to overlook the fundamentalism part and the troubles that they might bring onboard.
The govt should not be in the business of meddling with personal affairs in the first place except voluntarily and for minimum legal purposes.
I guess you know the answer for this.
The US political system is a big joke in my opinion.
Also worth mentioning, Spanish people are still regarded to be religious to some extent and so are the Greek. So, I'm a bit surprised to see the divergence here where Greeks shun marriage and raising children while their Spanish counterparts still hold to these traditional values.