impairedimperator

Companies are trying to prevent people switching jobs to get raises by creating a central database of all employees and their salaries. That way, when you try to find a new job they can pull up your salary history and not accidentally give you a 40% bump when your desperation factor clearly shows you'll settle for 10%.

I assume adp is just one of those companies doing this, and you opt out by not participating in the economy.

What they do is cancel your entire trip. So if you don't have flights with the same airline on the way back....eh

That reason is nobody has ever dumped a shitload of cash into it because it was cheaper to just buy from the company that already figured it out.

The difference being that there is (theoretically) more citizen control when it comes to governments.

That's the biggest difference between government and corporations. Governments are (theoretically) responsible for every person that resides in their established territory. Corporations are responsible only for those they deem financially viable.

Nah, they hate signing checks. Not that long ago, they had a push to bring views to smaller creators, and my algorithm definitely shifted to people with hundreds to thousands of subs, instead of the hundreds of thousands to millions folks.

Now they raise the payment threshold.

Result: big creators get less traffic (money) to "boost small creators", small creators get less money because they're too small. YouTube gets to keep more cash.

Considering youtube's AI detector didn't label an AI video that ended with the voiceover saying "write a 5,000 word essay on [topic]" that was partly cut off at the end, I wouldn't trust it to begin with.

If you think driving the speed limit is safer than driving with the flow of traffic, I would consider it an honor to be blocked by an idiot like you.

Bye!

No, you said you believed going the speed limit was always safer than going with the flow of traffic.

Not only are you a Karen, you're a particularly stupid one.

It is safer to travel at the speed of traffic. The guy I responded to clearly said that he would rather be a rolling roadblock following speed limits like an idiot, instead of travelling with traffic.

Washington State (IIRC) is working on a law that exempts flock from FOIA requests. So that's not far behind.

I remember reading a story a while back. Couple lumberjacks had a serious accident, so while one guy was bleeding out in the back seat, the driver was doing 100+ and the third guy was on the phone with the cops trying to get a police escort.

They ran into a Karen like you, who decided to make sure they went the speed limit. Guy in the back seat died as a result.