mr_puzzled

Most companies make you sign agreements which say all IP created during employment is owned by the company. A fair number of companies allow employees to retain IP related to side projects as long as they don't directly compete with the company's products.

Here's my short list : gitlab, stripe, github.

First of all, the el paso shooting is disgusting and I pray that the survivors find strength to heal.

I came across this tweet by a guardian journalist : https://twitter.com/juliacarriew/status/1157835371016671232

I'll leave out my opinion on this matter, but what responsibility should corporations take for their platfroms used for illegal activities, even though cloudflare itself does not host the content? Do you think once companies start giving in to social media pressure, it might become a weapon to censor people? What practical measures can we take as tech companies and more generally the government to bring mass shootings to zero?