Ow right, I forgot the US is a corrupt nation and allows bullshit like this.

Then again, it is most likely his personal holding/company which has the loans and stock and he has 100% of the shares in that company which will go bankrupt if his loans ever default(? I think that;s the right word?).

Why would he be in debt though, the depreciation of the goodwill will not cause him to be millions in debt, just that the company would sell for less. There isn’t a lot of ground to sue Elon sadly, you can sue Tesla for things like this though and there are probably some other things you can sue either Musk or Tesla, but even if you sue Tesla in the ground Musk wouldn’t go into debt from it. Most likely case is that his assets are in a holding company anyway.

The US is a corrupt country and a lot of people are defending it or otherwise funding the corruption. Like why can’t we see the annual reports of the companies these billionairs own?

You thinking that are just two type of voters is disgusting, blame the system that allows for just two parties not the people.

Probably more, some that are mentally challenged awknowledge Trump is terrible, they are just mentally challenged in a nother way.

Not sure where I got it form, but I have a Proton VPN client on Linux. It is pretty barebone, but it works.

Personally I just pay the 12,10$ for Bitwarden and use SimpleLogin aliasses together with that.

I just miss Microsoft Office on Linux, but that has nothing to do with Proton.

You already get the benefit of lower prices for digital products that have the same production cost regarless of where it is sold. I understand that your wages are lower, but I can not like paying a lot more for the same services/

"Where to go for lunch, you go out lunching everyday? We just bring our own lunch.

But yes I am generally less productive at home because I am inclined to do other shit while at work and considering I have to write hours on customers I cannot get away with working 5 hours and writting 8 hours (that’s also illegal, but okay)

Personally I wouldn’t want to work in an office where (almost) everybody is remote. I believe that the best option is to do a hybrid.

Edit: I prefer working with others in person instead of doing it remotely over the phone or teams. Not sure if I am more productive at work or at home due to the distractions at home. But I am in the minority it seems, but then again my commute is about my rewind time so I am refreshed when I am at home. Traffic isn’t an issue either and I can bike if I wish (and didn’t sweat as much)

In NL Geert Wilders let the coalition fall but it was one of the worst coalitions we have had

Here the second right most party just let the coalition fall

Uh no … the US is behind on this and payment platforms and invoice creation and a ton of other shir

I have been saying it for decades that the US is corrupt, but people have been dying it for decades as well

There is no denying it any more, the US is a very corrupt country

Blame the US for that, they are generally the country that goes most against international countries, things like ISO codes for dates, accounting standards, but also things like the way they make invoices etc.

The ISO standards are generally made to make it easier to communicate with each other and here in Europe we also have some really good things going with the VAT rulings and later on with the invoice exchange protocol that is mandatory in Belgium from 2026 onwards.

I also think that beliving that “laws where made by incompetent and malicious people” is a glass half empty way of looking against it and as somebody who has a decent amount of hours learning national and international laws (mostly about taxes) I understand that a lot of them where just made in a different time and people abusing the system cause “quick” fixes to be applied instead of rewriting the enitre relevant law.

Maybe introducing driving lessons on the read and done by professionals all over the world would already change a lot. That and the introduction of better road systems like roundabouts, reducing road traffic by adding public transport and walkable/bikeable area’s etc.

Was the US so behind that they didn’t have a way to file taxes online for free?

That’s true!

Samsung bricked by first Android because of an Android update, my friends who bought the same phone two weeks later had no issues …

The main issue with the Pixel is that there is still going money to Google

Move to somewhere with privacy laws