Wow, the US is less dangerous than South Sudan! What an achievement!
We can ignore the fact that the homicide rate is triple the next worst Western country, since there are a few other shitholes even worse!

I don't see anything there that shouldn't be done, to be honest. Why shouldn't people be able to do these things?

I really don't understand some people's love for the right to be fucked over by corporations.

Marketing

Why not?

Personally, I wouldn't say that they've ONLY copied, but certainly they have predominantly copied, albeit well.

Yes, if your time is valuable, it makes much more sense to connect and disconnect the battery every single time you drive your car.

No, but 125TB is 1Pb, which is what was claimed.

In America I don't even get why you would use any bags. As in Australia, 99% of people drive to the shops. I just have a couple of foldable crates I keep in the boot (trunk). Take the trolley to the self-checkout, grab the gun (not THAT gun) and scan everything in the trolley. Take the trolley to the car and pack the groceries into the crates. Too easy. I did that before they phased out single-use plastics, because it's just easier.

In countries where driving everywhere isn't the expected thing, I could understand somewhat.

Why would Australia have better pings with Voyager 1 and 2 than NASA?

Surely all that stuff is included in the Mopria drivers to begin with. It was created by the printer companies after all.

The US is insane and the rest of the world just watches us and laughs. I've been living and working outside the US for years now and it floors me that every time I've spoke to a recruiter about opportunities state-side they're almost always apologetic when explaining that the job is not remote eligible. As if I'm entitled to such a thing.

Nearly 50%? Good. Pre-covid people that wanted to stay at home rather than go to the office were either unemployed (congratulations) or self-employed (here's their opportunity!). But it wasn't really news.

What a weirdly entitled country we are.

All work is derivative.

Install the beta on a used device? Apple introduce significant bugs often enough that it's usually best to wait for the .2 release before updating.

Which is exactly what they're doing it. They have to do it every 5 years.

Nonsense. If that was the case climate change would have been dealt with by now.

You could also fire up an Android 5.1 emulator and play 8 year old apks.

Very curious wording. There is only one person who is the oldest person already alive today, and I don't see how guessing when they're gonna die is valuable.