Is this a click bait or something? There aren't a lot of context in this article - of course you wouldn't need a degree for jobs that do not require higher level education/training (e.g. operations/maintenance, receptionist, book-keeper, security, janitor). And in the top 15 it has Costco, Whole Foods, Lowes, Home Depot, Publix, StarBucks, Nordstrom and Chipotle. Wow that's tons of insights.

"Ok, ok but hang on, let me add couple lines here".

I'd say law should be applied consistently, but someone (judge?) can drop charges based on seriousness of it. I.e. the student should know what it actually means in real-world by all the charges, and judge should put lienacy towards it. Not charging him with all the appropriate crimes is not conducive to adjust the behavior.

I'm unsure about the cloud data thing too, however, my experience with android is like yours but my perception is exactly opposite. I really do not want to learn about the android directory structure and file system. Where the hell are the files and songs...etc.? Which directory? OK I want to upload say bunch of .pdf or .doc for reading... Wow now it works like a DOS/PC. Now I'm not saying the 'local silo' way of managing app data is the best... and def. has short-comings. I gotta tell you though I do in fact have grave concern about Android's apps ability to touch files anywhere and get permissions for all sorts of stuff - data privacy really makes me nervous on Android.

I totally don't buy this argument at all - basically you are saying ALL companies should make open platform and they can only sell open hardware and let people do whatever with it on software. Ability to 'fix their device' is as open as a house-hold appliance, dvd player, dish-washer - you can if you wish but making it 'hard to repair' is not intended for the purpose to prevent you to fix it. I see all these shops that can still replace Apple battery? I mean would you say the same thing about cars, toaster oven, TV? None of them are easily fixable.

I'm not sure why people are so "annoyed" or ticked about Apple. It does not serve any purpose to be 'ticked' which is the part I do not understand. If people decides to ride horse buggy let them be. Is it only because Apple is making a lot of money? I have to some some fanboi are annoying so are certain vegans :) but really why the hate? Assuming that most non-iOS users use Android, I'll gravely concern about their data tracking and all that...

I think as successful as Apple is, one also needs to point out that Apple does not intend to dominates the market - they carve out this niche of users that align with their thinking, and that's only 20% +/- of the overall market (tablet 25%; phone 15%).

Probably the cost th assemble a team to re-develop Windows 7 :)

It's only good for 20 years for all residents. Not enough.

Care to explain why having shift in culture tide is 'real and disturbing'? Why a cultural shift is 'disturbing'? Sounds racist to me.

If someone in the bar or bakery "mock sexual assault, the Holocaust and racial minorities", why can't the owner kick them out? I think if someone shout profanity in a private establishment the shop has all the right to kick them, and in fact call in police for public disturbance/trespass.

Every henhouse has a fox these days.

Also when people in western world stop buying Chinese craps. Please run through your household items and toss them away.

It's easy to say US "cleaned up its act FAR more" given US is a developed country vs China/India where their citizen leads a life that is not comparable with US.

If someone would copyright the word "copyright", than we don't need to hear about this stuff anymore.