He really is a welfare queen.
Nobody will buy his hunks of junk so he gets his buddies in government to bail him out - again.
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Can really tell that the readership here (well those that comment) really do not represent the the general public (not that I would expect it too). I say this as every time a web browser article comes up, we get a whole bunch of comments that get a bunch of thumbs up like: "I moved back to Firefox", "I never left Firefox", and so on. Thing is Firefox has been losing market share for a very long time and it's fall still continues.
Asking AI to re-write your CV - questionable at best.
Asking AI to write a cover letter - also questionable at best.
Both these tasks (I actually tested it out) do not do a good job. Long winded/not particularly concise, may not emphasize the areas of achievement/skills you want to highlight that are most related to a particular position your applying for.
You end up with wordy resumes and cover letters that tend to get all frequently used generic terms that the AI was trained on.
6 million Ubuntu users all using Gnome, maybe or maybe not. The Ubuntu numbers doesn't mention which desktop environment. I'm going to assume they pooled all desktop Ubuntu's into that number because it looks better. It's also easy enough to start with Ubuntu Gnome but any user with minimal experience can install other DE. That said, I'm sure Gnome has the largest share of Ubuntu users simply because it's the default.
"whitelist El Reg"
I do have my ad blocker disabled for your site, the problem for you is that I have google advertising blocked by way of my hosts file, and you don't seem to have any other advertising. I don't apologize, you know what you need to do - there are other ways to show ads without using Google.
"Either way, not accepting the subscription model means not accepting the benefits of continuous improvements"
Sometimes those "improvements" are not improvements at all. Software companies love shoving new UI and other changes that nobody ask for and don't really improve work flows or anything.
Despite the highly subjective opinion of the author, I rather like having all the options KDE have built in, and as for looks, I don't want my desktop to look like a Windows or Mac Clone. And another thing, I can't stand the detached floating menu, just as I don't like the detached tabs in Firefox.
Lazy management might do it that way, but seniority isn't the only factor they consider when a position opens up.
I was once an employee in a unionised workplace, and I can speak from experience that seniority is only one of the considerations, I got a position I applied for even though there were a couple of others who also applied with more seniority but they didn't get the job for various reasons like bad attendance, and what not. I also had more experience for the position outside that organization too.
"It will be the best people that they lose."
That is only partially true. Have you stopped and considered some of the best people may actually like being in the office. Also considering many businesses are also doing the return to office and others are doing layoffs there may be less "best" people leaving.
If I were Australian I wouldn't be worried about being blackmailed. I like pineapple and I'm not ashamed to say I like it sometimes on some types of pizza. It goes great with ham, bacon, pepperoni, possibly other meats too, but I'm not a heathen, I would not pair pineapple with toppings such as anchovy or olives...