What's the alternative? Force journalists to reveal their sources? I'm sure that won't backfire...
Vorbildlich!
Yeah, ask Ukraine. Or Estonia. Or Latvia. Or Belarus. Or Lithuania. Or Poland. Or Czechia. Or Hungary. But what's a few genocides and a dozen colonies, right?
I'd love to see a company of thousands of people without bosses...
It's the basis of the EU...
Awesome, it is exquisite. I happily trade 2-3 hours everyday with my kids for some concept of "boot" of strangers on the internet.
If you are unhappy with your boss I'd say it's a skill issue.
My previous car was a small 6 cylinder BMW and used about 10L/100km (mostly short city trips, about 8L highway).
That's 23mpg in the city, 30 hwy, at 10.6USD per gallon (2.5 eur/L)
Now it's about 18kWh/100km so 3.5 miles per kWh at 0.09 cents in summer and 30 cents in winter (solar panels).
So we consider CEOs and owners not bosses?
Just to clarify: this was a startup and all 3 were the only co-owners, +5 employees .
What is the bait?
Yeah, if companies are going to cheat and lie, they are going to cheat and lie, a piece of paper is not going to stop them. Paper or digital, no difference, the problem is corruption not digitalization.
Their own monthly documents be damned.
I'm glad that we agree.
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This was posted in 2026.
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Dont like selling your software to your boss? Sell it to clients directly and pocket the difference! The means of production are literally a laptop and an internet connection, about 200 dollars capex for a decent ThinkPad and 30 opex, free if you go to a library.
Yes, they are, unequivocally. As is China. As was the Soviet union.