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> Why is there so much attention on Google? Amazon declared tomorrow "Prime Day" and a lot of workers are striking today and/or tomorrow. Throwing shade at Go
by CiPHPerCoder 7y ago
> Why is there so much attention on Google?
Amazon declared tomorrow "Prime Day" and a lot of workers are striking today and/or tomorrow.
Throwing shade at Google would be a good way to keep technical people from paying attention to the plights of workers.
But it could also just be a coincidence.
- djsumdog 7y agoI was thinking they were all guilt of this within the first paragraph. You use to have to beware on eBay, but the Amazon marketplace is just as full with counterfeits and bad products that it's like the new Wal-Mart. Newegg and Reverb both do the marketplace thing too, but their volume seems to be low enough to be hit with unsavory shops. I heard about the problem with Google and locksmiths and was very careful the one time I locked my keys in my car without a backup a few years ago. I refused any locksmith that didn't quote an absolute price and found a local one that only charged $60.
- notriddle 7y ago> But it could also just be a coincidence. It's not Prime Day, and there's bad press about Google. It's Prime Day, and there's still bad press about Google. Prime Day is over, and there will continue to be bad press about Google. The word I'd go for isn't "coincidence." It's something more like Captain Obvious.
- false-mirror 7y agoI'd love it love it love it if the richest companies had this little class solidarity. A nice change of pace. I'd guess many anti-corporate sentiments are rising, and there's just some overlap in scheduling