Nobody is going to develop PWAs if they won't work on iPhones sold in the EU, and the sooner PWAs die the better.

A unique selling point would be if Sony managed to integrate its phones with its other products. Like if the sold an adapter so that you could clip your phone on your Playstation controller and stream games from your Playstation on the go, then cast it on a Sony TV when you arrive at a friends house. Sony has a foothold in many tech and entertainment segments, yet for some reason doesn't do any integration between them.

It's simple, Revolut is Paypal.

Nothing prevents you from putting a transmission on an EV if you really want to, the Porsche Taycan already has one.

While that's true for many fields, software isn't one of them. You could easily hire people from academia or open source communities with the same level of expertise. And if you really wanted someone from the business world, hire a senior dev instead of an executive. That is if you wanted an expert, not a lobbyist.

More likely they will do their business with European companies like Nokia and Ericsson.

Chicken populations are at an all time high!

A software wipe is not reliable because many of those drives probably aren't being disposed of for no reason, many of them will be faulty or won't even start. You could disassemble them and put the disks in a working drive (which is exactly what an attacker will do if you decide to just throw out the bad disks without wiping), but that would require a cleanroom, staff proficient in data recovery and probably more manhours than what those drives are worth.
Relying on the data on the disk being in formats that are difficult to work with is not secure practice. And even if it was, how do you tell which disks in a junkpile were part of a raid array, and which weren't? What you could do is use disk encryption in your organization, and then you don't have to worry about wiping. But even then, can you be absolutely certain that every single disk in that pile is encrypted?

That "small nuke" was also seven times heavier. And I'm not sure where you got the 14,000mph from, the escape velocity of Earth is 11 km/s (25000 mph), and you need to go at least that fast in order to escape the gravitational well and be able to hit anything. Little Boy moving at that speed would have had 266 GJ of kinetic energy.

The kinetic energy of a nuclear weapon moving at escape velocity is bigger than the energy it could unleash when it detonates. Nuclear weapons don't make much sense simply because impactors are more powerful.

There is nothing magical about copper that makes it the only metal capable of conducting electricity. Yes, it's a good conductor, but you can make a steel or aluminium wire with the same resistance as a copper wire, you just need to make it thicker. That isn't done today because it's cheaper to use a thin copper wire, but it puts a cap on how much copper's price can increase.

Doesn't Omegle just pair you with another anonymous stranger completely randomly? Calling it a "matching system" and using phrases like how it was "designed" is a bit of a stretch.

Have you tried JSFuck?

Given current market conditions, we feel it's prudent to slow hiring and reassess our headcount needs against our highest-priority business goals

That sounds like they are hiring for specific projects, but are now putting less important projects on hold, meaning they will hire less people.

That's not exactly correct, if COVID fatalities were mostly children, life expectancy would have gone down even more. The main thing is that people who died of COVID lived less then if they didn't, so life expectancy is going to go down.