In the short term, the motivation doesn’t matter as long as they’re on the right side.

It means you can’t trust them, but motivation is not the issue.

I mean, I guess: if you think their job is to be a shitty incompetent CEO.

Im not saying they need to know how to do the job of everyone at the company, but they certainly should know what their company does and how.

Yknow, while I 90% agree with you there seems to be some element between the technical genius (Wozniak) and the idiot businessman that is Tim Apple.

Jobs may have been a piece of shit but there’s something to be said for the uncompromising non-technical focus on UX that allowed Jobs to make the iPhone a success.

No… that the people running the show who should know how the businesses they make decisions for actually work.

The fact that google maps does not use a projection where direct routes appear as straight lines, that planes take great circle routes, and that there are hubs which make direct point-to-point flights less efficient should be no surprise to anyone, let alone the CEO of a logistics company, for whom it is literally their job to know how this shit works.

I like having all my games in one place, on a platform where Linux “just works” and I don’t have to fuck around with it.

Eliminating third-party launchers sounds great in theory until you have 20 different half-baked second party launchers that serve no purpose other than being a barrier between me and the games.

Wisconsin here, when do we join Canada?

Does Matrix do solid voice chat?

Is it approachable to the non-technical user?

Alright, what’re we moving to next?

(Thank God, it’s finally over)

Is Mumble still a thing?

And that’s why most (all?) things that are well-designed to provide external access have permalinks. Dropbox, Google, OneDrive…

What the hell shitty system does that?

Explain please.