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"After our initial restructuring in April, it became clear that we needed to focus our resources even more on the areas that are growing with the highest potential to drive our business forward," Amazon's VP of Games, Christoph Hartmann, wrote in the memo, which was shared with Insider.
In the memo sent to employees, the vice president of Spotify's podcast business Sahar Elhabashi explained the layoffs were a part of the brand's decision to change how it works with podcast partners around the globe. The "fundamental pivot from a more uniform proposition will allow us to support the creator community better," the memo read.
In a memo to staff shared with Insider's Lucia Moses, CEO Jonah Peretti admitted to mistakes like over-investing in the news arm and failing to successfully integrate BuzzFeed and Complex after the latter was acquired in 2021.
In a memo to employees, seen by Insider, GM's chief people officer wrote, "we are looking at all the ways of addressing efficiency and performance. This week we are taking action with a relatively small number of global executives and classified employees following our most recent performance calibration."
And the end result of that was...utter silence from the now-blocked user community allegedly infested with "number in the thousands" malicious intent, which last I checked drivers were kinda important to system stability..?
As for left wing narratives, the majority of voters in both parties favor economic policies to the left of what we have now. Medicare is left wing socialism, and the most popular government program ever made. That's why people like you want to get rid of it, not because it doesn't work. You want to get rid of it because it does work, and people know it. Kinda plays hell with your "no government is good government" propaganda.
Sysadmins are often proud of how long their servers have been running without a reboot. If this kind of memory-resident exploit gains traction, might periodic reboots become part of routine server maintenance?
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