They likely didn’t know they were dangerous when they preordered and many are now stuck with them. I think they have a no resale contract for 2 years after buying.
Kalysta
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State farm was the first to drop them
It’s more for things like the batgirl movie that is finshed but will make more money in tax write offs to never release it. But if they lose ad revenue from removing a back catalogue, that may also let them post a loss and claim tax breaks.
The simple answer to this is to change the tax code to not allow for write offs for completed projects. And to shorten how long copyright lasts (fuck Disney so much for that one)
It’s blocked for me unless i want to sign up. And I don’t for one article.
This place feels like old reddit. When we could have actual discussions and not just be downvoted by bots. It’s so much better here
I doubt the saudis will be very happy if Musk doesn’t repay them their investment. I’m surprised they haven’t threatened him into stepping down and handing their investment to someone who can properly manage a social media platform already
And may it continue to crash and burn. It’s just 4 chan at this point.
They may not want them, but with how many people are switching to things like AWS, they may find they need them.
And it will ultimately cost them more to find new people when they realize that they’re pissing off their customers with their poor new hires.
I will be happy to watch them squirm when they come to this realization. Karma is a bitch, Amazon.
Because that’s a chinese corporation making money.
It’s fine when a US one does it
If you can’t make money without stealing copywritten works from authors without proper compensation, you should be shut down as a company
Which is what Musk is looking at happening.
Between cybertruck and twitter, dude’s gonna bankrupt himself.