Nothing more valuable than shares in a company in such a poor financial state that it can't pay its own settlements.
this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2024
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Less ridiculous than a losing country offering a "peace deal" where the better off country gives them all the land they wished for and promise not to join Nato.
It would close out all these claims and allow creditors to take over the data and sell it tho
Don't post pictures of yourself online, I guess.
Sure you can, but if your friend does it, work, school, parents etc etc... You are going to end up online without knowing.
Or have anybody else take photos that include you, I guess.
Expecting your stuff to remain private online is like leaving your belongings on the sidewalk and expecting nobody to touch them.
Some places are like that
Vanishingly few.
Their business is built entirely on stolen data so they're selling off a minority of shares.
Fuck these clowns.
Naa, I'll take my ...
[$52M ÷ 30 Billion]
... $0.0017 check please. Don't forget postage.
If companies are people we should execute one
We should execute plenty. (Companies, not people, except possibly the CEOs.)
Companies are people right up to the moment a felony is committed but no further.
Mmmm no I think we’re still going to sue.
And pass up on this unique opportunity to join the bourgeoisie?
So let me see if I get this straight:
Some guy robs you and since they can't pay the settlement bill for robbing you, they are offering you a stakeholder position in their further crimes?
If everyone is an accessory, no one has standing to sue.
Here's the thing: everyone but you would be an accessory, so you can sue everyone who got stonks. Settle for getting their stonks, and you get 23% of (what was) the company.
(I wish I was only half-kidding, but the US be the US)
Everyone is just seeing how far they can go nowadays.
Devoid of ethics. Company using stolen goods to get started offers profits from stolen goods going forward. How TF is this legal? That's a rhetorical question fwiw.
Well you see it's like this....
*proceeds to go into 8 page explanation
So it's bankruptcy, then.