They haven't been for quite a long time now.
antizero99
joined 2 years ago
Not really. Efficiency does work and so would effectiveness.
I'm not sure where or how you can learn this. I know it from being alive and paying attention to the world around me. I also have been self employed most of my life and am just as much of a business geek as I am a tech geek.
As for the abandonment of vulture capitalism. Of course it's not going to happen, post Reagan this is the world we live in.
They are talking about on lemmy through the sync app.
Do you need some coffee?
You need to learn how corporations actually operate. The shareholders should also abandon the vulture capitalist model because I can tell you as a driver that the future of uber is clapped out cars that haven't been maintained and drivers that couldn't get a job at McDonald's.
Again. Ubers situation is nothing like what they say they publicly and it's more than just creative accounting.
Uber has been making a profit for longer than you think. They put most if not all that profit back into the company, mostly into self driving tech that they recently sold off. They also got caught with a ton of cash stashed overseas that they never reported on their taxes.
Don't believe what companies like uber claim as to their profitability or lack of.
Anyone who thinks uber hasn't been profitable should check out some ocean front property I have in Colorado, I also have a few bridges you should consider buying.
Uber and lyft have a growing number of competitors across the country. I drive for a living, I run my own service as well as work uber and another app/service called empower. Empower isn't available nationwide as of yet, they are slowly expanding as they get their feet under them.
The future of this business at least for driving people is a combination of smaller regional services and drivers who run their own service.
Uber likely won't be going anywhere as a corporation but as a player in livery they won't be top dog for much longer unless they make some drastic changes to how they operate, pay drivers, etc.
A growing number of towns and cities have done exactly this. It's partially responsible for pushing att and others to expand their true fiber networks. I'm in NC and we currently have by my count 5 companies offering ftth with 3 of them actively burying fiber and conduit all over town.
It was literally screen mirroring. I remember using this with a nexus iirc. Whatever was on the phone screen was on the bigger display.
It wasn't exactly chrome cast as with cast it doesn't play the same video locally.
The easiest way I've found is the compostable k-cups in water and leave in the fridge. I use a 2 gallon glass dispenser with a spout. You can drink it without ice if you want. The other bonus to this is being able to mix it with powders like muscle milk or other protein to make your own version of a bulletproof coffee.
We need the equivalent of hipaa for this kind of data.
Let me introduce you to apkmirror. Download the apks at your leisure and even go back in time and grab older versions if/when you feel the need.