Not almost, “GoPro” is absolutely a household name, they were the only realistic choice for action cameras for an incredibly long time.
It’s also a verb, I’ve heard people talk about “GoPro-ing” something many times before.
Absolutely nuts how far they’ve fallen.
I wonder how long you need to keep that money aside before you can spend it?
Was this around the Waikaremoana area, by any chance?
What “peers in the industry” are getting a quarter of a million dollar bonus, just out of interest?
That’s between five and ten years salary for normal people.
That’s a lot of pizza.
Isn’t that already their business model though? What will this change?
It’s a great time to be in the trades.
There’s something heartwarming about a massive company completely ballsing something up like this, and losing money in the process.
It sounds like they’re justified in thinking that then.
Or do you think it’s like a game where you unlock the “passive listening device countermeasures” technology
Kinda, yes. Now that everyone knows how it works, and they will, because intelligence agencies share this stuff with their allies, it would become a lot harder to pull the same trick again.
If they don’t want it on the plane, you can always just post it home.
Why do you think it works like that? They know what it is and how it works, so they know what to look for.
had to surrender various items collected during the trip, including staff burner phones, credential badges, and lapel pins issued by China.
They think the Chinese are doing that.
I know a few people who have an account, but never post, and some who don’t even have an account.
It seems to be a generational thing, younger people (twenties and younger) just don’t seem to use it much at all.
I’ve been spending a whole lot less time on Facebook recently, I’ve deleted the app off my phone, and just check in once a day or so on my computer.
They just don’t seem to grasp that I want to see what my friends and family are doing, not meme pages.
Let me guess, you run Linux?
This doesn’t seem particularly shocking for him to say, pointing out that his product is being used as a scapegoat seems like sensible reputation management.
I didn’t say good, I said fine. It worked.
10 was also perfectly fine.
Have you tried asking them a bunch of technical questions they don’t know the answer to, until they give up?