Tbh how do you draw the gradient of “protecting culture” and “racism”?

I’ll be real - Osaka, Tokyo, Kyoto, Sapporo, etc are all flooded with tourists and immigrants. Now this isn’t me being racist, I’m not even Japanese- but there’s a huge difference between these cities that LARP as traditional Japan to tourists and cities in the countryside that genuinely don’t have to. It’s a real shame how the culture has changed in Japan, and it’s sad that most foreigners don’t realize that. So I don’t blame residents for recognizing that.

Genuine question. What do you want from them? Many non-depressed people don’t understand what it feels like, and immediately try to think of solutions

ACAB?

Also it’s generally understood that these lawsuits are just ways for countries to get money from Meta, since it looks a lot better than saying you’re taxing the social media giants

I work at Meta. They’ll spend 1/10,000th of that on lawyers and lobbying instead. There’s a zero point zero percent change that even a fraction of this gets paid.

And the states suing know that too - it’s just politicians trying to grab headlines.

The shareholder catering will continue until morale improves

Same is true about non-slop projects

I’d pay that if it was a good game, but it’s prolly gonna be watered down unfunny garbo

A brief google search suggests he was arrested for being part of Antifa/evidence obstruction?

Edit:

Corruptly Concealing a Document or Record, by transporting a box containing numerous Antifa materials, such as insurrection planning, anti-law enforcement, anti-government, and anti-immigration enforcement documents and propaganda from Sanchez Estrada’s residence to a location in Denton, Texas, intending to conceal the box’s contents and impair its availability for use in a federal grand jury and federal criminal proceeding.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/leader-antifa-cell-members-north-texas-sentenced-100-years-prison-terrorist-attack-ice

edit: Not sure why I’m downvoted for providing facts. The post says it’s about zines when it’s not. You can think Antifa being designated as terrorism is removed and you’d probably be right, but the post is still wrong

Generous to say Bazzite installation takes 20 minutes

Even more generous to say a Windows update takes 5 minutes

It’s not just Israel refusing to pull troops back, they literally had a “round of strikes” according the Barrons

https://www.barrons.com/articles/oil-iran-war-strait-of-hormuz-39af4440

I spat my drink out reading this

I mean I think comparing Zuck to Hitler is a stretch, but also consider that Hitler would be a lot more limited if his soldiers knew what was going on and were morally concious

But yea I do it for the money. I make over 5x the salary compared to my previous job

(Blind is an anonymous shitposting board where people can only see the company you work for, not your name)

Meta employee here. People here are so entitled. I knew what I signed up for, but it seems many of my colleagues were/are oblivious

I mean it’s the same thing when you confront Republicans about it. Both parties have supporters who just want to support that party, and any logic against that gets them in defense mode

You don’t take vacation days to work without meetings?

I guess the people with an actual life, are the ones that are born wealthy, or studied to do an easy-going job […] it is punishment for not being a good student in childhood

Yup, this is me. Both my parents were software engineers, I grew up top 1% wealth in Canada. Went to a decent university (covered by my parents), job hopped a few times, salary kept going up and the work kept going easier.

I still grinded my ass off along the way (first job took me 700 applications, I spent nights and weekends studying for my next interviews instead of going out with friends), but I still wouldn’t be here without nepotism and family wealth that they used to support me.

While there is some guilt that other people who worked harder couldn’t get to where I am, that doesn’t mean I’m going to waste the opportunity.

Gates hired Jake Greenberg, who was the oversight panel’s chief investigative official until December, to help him prepare for the appearance, the New York Times reported on Tuesday. A committee spokesperson told Reuters the panel has not worked ​with Greenberg since his departure.

How is this allowed