Isn't this just straight-up bad for the company? Doesn't refusing to participate in arbitration open them up to lawsuits instead, which are more expensive and less favorable to the company?
ThreeLawsDebugger
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"When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up." -C. S. Lewis
Counterpoint to the counterpoint, I have a Z Flip 4 and I love this thing. Yes, the internal screen is easier to scratch but since the screen is closed when you're not using it, it's not really an issue unless you're Edward Scissorhands. Yes, there is an extra step to using the phone proper but the small outer screen lets me do all of the "need to check my phone real quick" stuff without needing to open it, like checking the time, notifications, weather, timers, and Spotify. Besides the cool factor, though, I have to carry a phone for work in the same pocket and this form factor makes that easier with less risk of scratching either screen. I won't say it's for everyone, but it's perfect for my use case.
Software engineer working with a company that does materiel handling AGV systems (basically fleets of robot forklifts). Not much in the way of cutting-edge, though I do spend a lot of time thinking about the ethical implications of automation these days.
If you can locate the .swf files, Newgrounds (remember them?) put out a solid flash player application. I've been able to revisit some games and movies I saved from long ago.