IPv6: not enough IP addresses. The problem is very real.
Rust: incompetent programmers who leak memory, which problem can be fixed at compile time (with tradeoffs that annoy some people but not others).

Both solve very real problems, you just don't see them because they are at a level deeper than you understand. Don't worry, the 'magic' will keep working, and you can keep posting, because other people will solve them.

You probably don't have to be.......but somehow only Seahawks fans seem to care about this one......

I remember the Microsoft of old singing, "developers, developers, developers......" Sounds like the same old song to me.

Microsoft has been giving stuff away free for a long time to get an edge on competition. There was a huge lawsuit about that with IE.

TBH I'm not sure exactly what you think has changed.

That........

Explains why some people struggle horrifically in statistics, and others can sleep through class and still get an A.

I'd be interested in hearing why you think that.

Please note, the summary says getting the rollout started only takes a couple days. I presume these are hospitals that are already getting plenty of money from the NFL (the NFL pays a lot for healthcare), so they're willing to spend some extra money on IT costs if that's what it takes to keep their biggest paying customer happy.

Heh, you can always recognize the bitter Seahawks fans.

If they are lucky, within five years they will have the algorithms necessary to self-drive a car. From there, expect another 5-10 debugging the software and making it safe enough for the public.

Go look up how long it takes to build flight-safe airplane software, and then realize that car software is much more complicated.