Good for browsing and side by side though.

The Big Lie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_lie) worked in the 3rd Reich (and many other places and continues to work) not because the Nazis were a lot better at using it. The Big Lie works because, generally, people are dumb and without insight. Present the average person with anything where disagreeing might incur a cost, and they will readily agree, regardless of what they agree to and regardless of how evil that makes their action.

You know, most ACs seem to be far dumber than the typical LLM. Which is quite an accomplishment.

Actually, no. That just seems to be the primary motivation to create companies in the US. It is not the only reason and, for people that are not total greedy scum, it may not even be a goal besides financial viability. Profits a entirely optional and there strong evidence that running a company with a primary motivation of generating profits is detrimental for its survival. And society, incidentally. You have fallen for some thinly veiled religious fundamentalist propaganda.

As usual, you are without insight. Your usual mode.

The use case is you have a decent size screen on a device that you can pocket. If you look at the latest foldables, they aren't much thicker than non-foldables. About as thick as an iPhone from a few generations ago.

They seem to have reached the point where the tech is reasonably mature and not excessively fragile. Now they just need to get the price down.

No argument.

Possibly. Or they want to demonstrate strength. A nuke test does that. Remember that North Korea even faked one to look strong.

Puts anyone accused of being Satoshi at great risk.

When you win the lottery in the UK, they help you hide the wealth. Special bank accounts, advice on how to avoid other people finding out, that sort of thing. There is a risk of both crime and people coming to beg for money.

You are deranged. Wiregard and TOR are FOSS. It is basically impossible to hide a "master key" in that. And no, that is NOT how Tor works.

I have no idea why you are trying to spread lies, but please stop doing so.

Which somehow is not a surprise. Well, time to kick US monopolies to the curb.

Indeed. At least Europe is slowly catching on.

Ahahahahahaha, oh sweet summer child....

No "secure" boot does not protect you.

You can disable secure boot. But Microsoft clearly has too much power and too little oversight and consequences for when they screw up.

What does that statement even mean? It sounds like marketing gibberish.