This gives a blank page which is not truly a blank page. The blank page shows some icons for frequently visited pages. That's why I also use an add-on to get a real blank tab.

> It is long past time to return to designing tools not just for rock stars at Google but the vast majority of programmers and laypeople with simple small-scale problems,"

FoxPro on DOS fits that.

Do you have warranty in your country?

Do you buy your shower heads & other plumbing from your water utility company?

Do you buy your Air-Conditioners from your Electricity Company?

I was checking out the ASUS laptop you linked. I think the SSD is SATA rather than NVMe.

Is getting a SATA SSD a good idea? I thought SATA doesn't allow you to use the full potential of SSD.

In my country, Pizza Hut & Dominos don't deliver after 11pm except on Friday & Saturday when deliver up 12:00. Most local shops also close by the same time.

> I can see a case where City people may be more Android focused, (higher cost of living, meaning less money for a phone) would get a cheaper but good quality Android phone. But being in the City they have access to faster internet speeds.

> While the Suburban and Rural users who have lower cost of living, may be willing to splurge more on an iPhone. However those area they don't have access to such high speeds.

While the article (and their conclusion) itself is not that meaningful, your mental gymnastics deserve a medal the size of a dinner plate.

Tata Motor was the #2 car company in India after Maruti Suzuki before they introduced the Nano. Nano was their CEO Ratan Tata's pet project. Ratan Tata assumed the car would sell on it's own without much marketing & advertising expenditure. But the car didn't. People preferred to buy a 2nd hand car which cost the same as a new Nano but was a much better car. Ergo, the Nano was a flop. But because it was the CEO's pet project, the company wouldn't let it go, they spent a lot of money & effort over years to make sure the car doesn't die. Tata Motors went to losses because of the time, effort & money they spent on the car. They lost their position in the market. It was only after Ratan Tata resigned & a new CEO took over that the company was turned around again. And now they have at last stopped production of the car - something which should have been done 5-6 years back.

> It takes some mental effort to respect that fact that Tata brought car-based mobility to a new generation of people that otherwise couldn't afford the level of vehicles we enjoy in more developed nations today.

Not really. The car was a flop from almost the beginning.

People preferred to buy a better 2nd hand car which was at the same price as the Nano.

> Why go after Google first when Apple is by far the bigger offender?

Because Apple's marketshare is not much.You are allowed to do anti-competitive things unless you are a monopoly.

Being a monopoly doesn't break anti-trust laws by itself. Doing anti-competitive doesn't break anti-trust laws by itself. It's when both happen together is when it's a problem.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The laws on prostitution in Sweden make it illegal to buy sex, but not to sell the use of one's own body for such services. Procuring and operating a brothel remain illegal.

How is this better than Traditional PKI?

MIT could issue diplomas signed by their PKI Certificate and employers can verify it without involving MIT.

How exactly does blockchain help here?

In India, this was done on purpose in 2016.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

It took more than 3 months before ATMs started working like normal. Lots of people died in lines outside banks.

Not only that - it may not even be actually complete - https://www.indiatoday.in/indi...

I couldn't understand what it was about and it was boring as hell