"I like to scroll back and see clusters of tabs from months ago -- it's like a trip down memory lane on whatever I was doing/learning about/thinking about,"

If only there was some built in tool, some kind of, say, 'things you've looked at' function...a journal or diary type thing.... to keep track of what web pages you visited.

As I heard it, The IBM people stopped by the Kidall's house to make an offer, but Gary wasn't home and his wife wouldn't sign without him. In the interim, Gates got IBM to sign with him despite CP/M being the more mature product. It was pretty greasy stuff and a warning of Microsoft's predatory behavior in the 90's.

You don't let marketers drive product. How self-serving can you possibly be to think people would want or enjoy this? Probably the same brain trust that thought the :CueCat was a good idea.

Not to mention that I will go out of my way NOT to buy a TV that does this.

The same people who don't want the government telling them anything get all protective and self-serving when it comes to their business.

long before Covid happened, even when I worked downtown. Too expensive, too much of a hassle finding what I wanted, and I stopped finding clothes I was interested in. The doom loop didnâ(TM)t do them any favors, but Macyâ(TM)s problems extend beyond remote work.

An employee was running a website using company data for a personal project?

The more people will look for a better solution.I only use windows for games and pop os plays games just fine. I do have Windows on a separate partition, but I haven’t booted into for some time.

The top comment is referring to this white paper. released this week by The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco: https://www.frbsf.org/economic...

like watermarks can't be removed, spoofed, etc

Right, because the Swiss never do anything financially suspicious

that dismiss AI as a fad or not really anything "real" people care about. I disagree. I don't have grand predictions, but I have experienced first hand how AI can help data workers and its a big deal. I also can't help but remember an elevator conversation I had at a CMS conference around 2000. There was an adjoining conference about Publishing (traditional) and I was in the elevator with several publishing executives, who on noticing my credentials, remarked to one another dismissively "ooh, open source, not secure...", which was lazy thinking helped along by FUD from Microsoft. They were so invested in their way of business that it didn't occur to them that it would change regardless of their belief. So I'm just watching.

The irony of saying stop the steal and with the same sentence promoting voter fraud tells anyone with cognitive skills what an absolute fraud you are

Regardless of time, wouldn't they all end up in landfill? Does something magical happen if Win10 sticks around?

Let me guess, Levandowski is like high priest or some other status boosting nonsense. This is the same school of thought that led a former President to remark that he 'loved dumb people".