Probably accept that, too!

Lync

I went from outlook and office to Google suite (Gmail and Google docs). So, so much better. Maybe excel has more bells and whistles, but Google docs has everything I need and works so well everywhere. I would consider quitting if they dared to change to Microsoft.

Regarding communication, we use Slack for text and zoom for video, and it's fine. I also have installed teams and Webex (for customers) and they are all okay-ish. Once I used bluejeans and audio quality was impressively better, but no one seems ot use it.

That's a terrible opinion and you are dumb for thinking it!!1!

Non technical people are not raccoons, they can use a text file.

That's already more than any communist regime allowed, so lesser of two evils and all of that...

And the dead

Not only pennies do melt, they are more valuable once molten. It's just illegal to do it.

Ah yes, the 15th standard we've been waiting for!

Because not doing genocide is not on the menu. You have a little less genocide or a lot more genocide. That's your lot

If you refuse to choose because you don't like either, you end up with the one you like the least.

You could do a "this is worthless" meme with this comment right here.

But he has a penis, which is the most deciding factor for a sizeable part of the US voter base.

Alabama went from +28 Trump to +25 or something.

Plenty of them already died, by eating horsepaste during a respiratory virus pandemic. The survivors didn't care.

... again.

Times 4 years

So everybody should be a contractor? I have done both and I honestly appreciate the benefits of a salary without all the risks and overhead of contracting. Or founding and managing a cooperative.

I always wanted to ask this so might as well now, feel free to answer if you want: what are the means of production? In $cureent_year, that is.

We are not in 1870 Germany. We don't all work in huge factories owned by Rockefellers. I work in IT. My means of production is a laptop. I do own a few. I sell my labor to whoever needs IT services. Am I a capitalist or a communist? In the past I work for a big company and used their laptop. Was I being exploited?

The painter that is coming to fix my walls owns his ladder and spraygun. I assume he bought the paint with his own money. I don't know about the van, he might own it too. He sells his labor to me, who don't own anything of his. Is he a capitalist?

Well, it's the price of not being dependent on billionaires.

On the other hand, if the hundreds of thousands of subscribers go to a some publication (I've seen propublica recommended earlier in the comments, for instance) they will be able to pay a decent salary to a bunch of those journalists.

The can cancel as well and work somewhere else.