Once you slightly climb the career ladder, vocabulary turns into marketing bs. Suddenly you most not say "problem" anymore. They're "opportunities" or "challenges". So at that level you don't get "fired" because that would sound bad for the next company you're going with. You're looking for new challenges elsewhere. Leaving behind a dumpster fire like in this very case.

The "effective due" is probably even negative because the extra money they'll fight for will be more than the due.

No trash, happy people, everyone minding their own business. That must really piss of the conservatives.

Usually a "call to arms" is where freedom of speech ends.

If a penalty is "worth it", it's a business decision, not a penalty. Add a zero or two if you want it to work as intended.

You're not safe from Google though. And that's quite a big backdoor if you're a target of interest.

That's because the opposition of the drug legalization is having world's biggest drug festival in Munich right now.

Imho, the Steam Deck will be the only one with a really long product lifetime. Simply because Valve's main business is selling games, not consoles. The Deck makes people buy more/different games. Worked on me. I haven't played much in the last decade because I was too tired to play at my PC after work. Now I can play everywhere. Couch, bed, car, .. Basically every other manufacturer makes money exactly once by selling such a console. As soon as their marketing is done with it, they'll release a new revision and you won't see a single software update for the old model ever again.

That sounds more like breaking up.

Da wird das Management aber Ärger bekommen und Boni verlieren. Oder? ODER?

Wir könnten damit anfangen die Leistungen des Staats an Merz zu streichen. Da kommt schließlich auch keine sinnvolle Gegenleistung.

IR transmitter, removable batteries (but they will come back), the notification LED.