Is he wrong though?

In humans or mice? There are countless "medical breakthroughs" that are nearly 100% effective in mice, but have very limited efficacy in humans. That recent "cure" for pancreatic cancer comes to mind; there are only very preliminary findings in humans, but what we have suggests it doesn't work.

The original Fahrenheit thermometer was a dial type. Freezing and boiling were 180 degrees apart. That's also why we use degrees for temperature. 100F was fixed at the hottest temperature in Danzig the year he formalized the scale.

I don't necessarily blame Linus for not paying more. Paying all ~120 employees the kind of raises Jake said he was asking for would cost about $1.2 million per year. Does he have that, maybe, maybe not.

However, the way they handle this kind of thing is pathetic every single time. Seriously, how hard is it to say something like: "We're sorry to see you go, but we just can't provide what you're asking for at this time."

The only person I've heard say that is me. Not because people shouldn't look in the files, they should. But because there's just not a lot of useful info in the emails. Trump and lots of other politicians look bad, but there's no actual criminal activity described.

I am also in the process of switching to Proton for different reasons. Google and Hugelol are the only websites I frequently use where the "stay logged in on this device" actually works. The mandatory 2FA is a bit annoying, but it's not like I use new devices more than a few times per year.

Why do you think they hired a shrimp to fry the rice. You need a small amount

I don't get it

Being lower management has taught me that 90% of the complaining people do about "corporations" is just spoiled, entitled, whining.

That's your muscles crying out for creatine and gatorade.