I get that you are new here but this is literally the reason for the "Ask Slashdot" category on Slashdot. Complaining that some one used "Ask Slashdot" to ... wait for it, ... ask the Slashdot community a question, is completely asinine.

This isn't going to happen because anyone with the skills to do it has already learned the lesson: "Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should."

Sounds easy, but Musk has been there, Jobs has been there, Gates has been there...

There are no good android tablets. As an android user I have an iPad for tablet-y tasks, it doesn't get used much, but the iPad is the superior tablet for the average or power user android user. If there was a better option out there, I'd use it.
 
The fact that the iPad finally uses the USB-C standard has been really helpful, when my wife's iphone finally dropped the "lightning" connector we've been able to drop the number of charging cables in the house/car to 1, and drastically simplifies travel logistics.

Not sure because these chips cost so much to operate in energy costs. If enough efficiency gains are made it would be cheaper to buy and run new ones than to run old ones to do the same tasks. When data center companies start building their own nuclear power plants you know there is a LOT of money to be saved by increasing efficiency.

Disney needs to feel the pain and stop gouging folks.

Oh wait, $4.3 million a day? That's like, what, two or three Disney World tickets, right?

By the same token, I was reading for years how China's construction market was the biggest bubble in history and was going to pop so hard the nation would be an economic black hole. Is that still going to happen or what?

Look what he responded to.

People toss out a throwaway allegation and then expect you write a dissertation to rebut it.

You should seek a therapist to help with your self-hatred.

The number of times I've needed a waterproof phone is zero and I spend a fair amount of time on boats

Another way to go would be to keep burning jet fuel but purchase bricks of carbon from a sequestration company that captures it from the air.

I know there are more efficient types of carbon credits, like investing in cleaner energy in the first place, or increased efficient at the point of usage such as insulation, or preserving rainforest that would otherwise be developed.

The problem is all that gets complicated and thus subjective. Maybe carbon credits could work if it is based on a new type of 'coin' that is 1 kg of pure carbon that is chucked into an old mine.

That truly is the question for Apple. I don't know how they've held off smartphone commoditization as long as they have.

People want helpful AI that doesn't hallucinate, code crap code, tell you to eat glue or commit suicide.

I agree with GP, it's a big kickback scheme for employees that have discretion over business expenses. Most types of card rewards are not reportable as income, which sweetens the deal even further. Score one for the upper-middle-class little guy, I guess...

I'll tell you what the foundation doesn't do: Google shit for you. Don't expect us to either.