Isn't this just a new way to justify enshitification. The new reality is that you can't speak to a human at all. Press 2 to be asked the same questions again.

It seems to me that the initial justification to switch to Calibri was pretty spurious, I had always thought printed text with serifs was easier to read.

The switch to TNR seems to be motivated just by anti-inclusion pettyness. Both fonts seem pretty near equivantly functional and "professional" to me.

How much of this is simply shopping for pockets of male privilege ?

Take heart boys, you can hold your own on a level playing field if you take advantage of learning opportunities

I wish they had linked to the study, this sounds like great news though, and I see no reason why the Universities can't use the best of both approaches to include even more content into an undergraduate degree

it would have to be a tight roll not to add too much thickness, or maybe it wraps around the outside of the case. I would have thought sliding panels would be thinner overall

Why don't they just print a rack-end price or a price list for an entire section of the shelving every 20 feet or so ?

They could update the prices more quickly then. Or is there a requirement that the price label be immediately adjacent to the item ?

Money I should imagine - a small parcel would likely cost the sender more, maybe have more content scrutiny

And just how will the politicians get us to engage with these partisan chatbots ? Sounds like a lot of phone spam is on the way.

presumably AI development would go to one of the 'race-to-the-bottom' states and all AI platforms would have a level playing field for AI client usage across the US whatever the 50 states do.

I'm not sure I see the harm here and they may be some good. People want Koehler to be able to see the pictures so that they can be analyzed (be careful how you pronounce that word). And of course Koehler shoudl take care to safeguard the data at rest.

It would be interesting to know if Koehler have been able to diagnose anything for anyone or even if they successfully flag people that ate beets yesterday

There's are other factors to consider. The decline in degree to which people care about what others think of them as they get older, and the value of a permanent souvenir of a past life, however faded.

I see something similar today. The shelf tag says "$XX, club price $YY". I am not a member of the club so I just treat the whole store as over-priced, a place to shop as a last resort. Thankfully there are plenty of other stores at the moment that don't play that game.

And if they say at the checkout "you could have saved $ZZ by joining our club" I tell them that's why I avoid shopping there

statements like this are sure to fill the remaining engineers with pride and make them want to stay

It wasn't clear to me from the article whether the service cabin needs to be replaced or the damage to the launchpad was the biggest issue. I would have thought they can do without a service cabin but presumably the launch pad needs at least a patch.

Huh, I guess rolling an out an update nobody wanted and that meant you needed to buy a new laptop in the teeth of economic turmoil was not so popular after all, who could have known