I'm sorry that just comes across as unprofessional, weak and passive aggressive. If someone started doing that on my team I'd take it as part of the case against them not a reason to fight to keep them. Also presumably that's in ear shot of other team members, it's disruptive to team morale. If you are serious about looking elsewhere, make it clear you want to stay but xyz is making you consider other options. Do it in private with the right people. Or say nothing at all.
This is an odd coincidence, I went back to Linux recently because win 11 driving me nuts.
Unfortunately I've got two problems that just seem unsolvable.
Unstable wifi network connection and temporary image retention if I use variable refresh rate.
I'm on mint Linux, Nvidia 1660 super, tp link usb WiFi. Other users reporting the same. Back in 2010 on another pc I had the same issues with WiFi on mint.
I don't have the time to mess with this stuff.
I'm considering win 11 lts. I really would prefer not to.
I think if people were forced to invest their pensions in shitty EU stocks there would be push back. Also moving public sector pensions into EU stocks won't deliver the growth required, they are already unsustainable.
But there's a chicken and egg effect here in that the stock prices are low because of low investment and the stocks are bad because the stock prices are low.
For instance, Meta has basically doubled in price from a few years back but their business is basically identical. Doesn't seem very efficient to me, at least.
I doubt that. Investment firms exist to find an edge. Any mispricing would be eventually exploited because the incentive to do so is so huge. That's what value investing is.
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