If they care about profits, they should make safe planes that people trust. Otherwise people will refuse to fly on them, and airlines will refuse to buy them. What it really seems like they are doing is prioritizing short term profits above long term profits. I guess the management assumes that long term, they will have made their bag of cash and moved on.

My point was that I was surprised it was a requirement and not merely an optimization.

POPCNT is a really simple instruction, I think it just counts the number of binary 1 digits in a register. It's hard to believe anything important hinges on being able to use this instruction.

So do they refund you money if your net worth drops?

It will continue to be just fine in the future without giving Google another $20 a month autopay.

Wall Street is impressed with their earnings beat, share buyback, and newly announced dividend.

Do you have any idea how Swifties react to the debasement of their leader? Damn right public safety was at risk!

https://www.cnn.com/2024/01/09...

Well, there's going to be a lot of very unhappy shareholders come Monday morning....

Not mentioned in TFS, but this affects postpaid customers only.

Please stand by while I verify your assertion with a Facebook deep dive.

And as software bloat and inefficiencies have scaled right along with hardware horsepower, the net gain is nowhere near what it should be.

You simply need to puncture the offending wall.

https://archive.is/se4MM

I think I read once that they discovered micro-spheres from the impact in the gills of the fish that would have fallen in the hours and days immediately following the impact event.