No, he said that the ability to upgrade lets manufacturers slack on code testing. Please look at which post I replied to.

Wow.

Please show me this amazing code you have written that has zero bugs ever and runs flawlessly in scenarios you had no way of imagining when you wrote it.

No, it was actually one of the first really big breaches considering it happened two years ago rather than last week.

While I do not agree with the request that people off themselves, this is essentially what I came to say.

Lost wages for a job you didn't get is like lost profit for a sale that never happened. Should Walmart sue everyone that decided to shop their weekly groceries somewhere else?

A really good example of this is how the Survival difficulty in Fallout 4 (a single-player game) got changed to disable SAVING other than when resting in a safe spot, and using any mods disables getting Steam achievements.

Unless, of course, you use another mod to re-enable the achievements. *eyeroll*

Please point me to one person in the past 100 years that achieved success with exactly no education at all and no help from anyone else.

People aren't whining about Capcom trying to stop cheating from happening.

People are rightly complaining that Capcom's attempt to stop cheating from happening placed your computer one step away from being part of a botnet or worse.

You mean like Windows 10 and updates?

So what exactly are they going to do? Are we going to download the entirety of updates that have ever been released for Windows every month? That seems like a crazy waste of bandwidth, especially for people with slow or capped connections.

First thought that came to mind: And then charge it by putting it in the microwave oven.

Seeing as I'm around them on a daily basis I can watch for changes in behavior and health. They have no dental issues (though the mother of one of them did need to have teeth filed a bit a decade ago), the vaccinations and wormer are cheap enough they fall in that Other Expenses line.

As someone that keeps two horses at home:

Monthly grain: 40 Euro.
Monthly hay, October-April only: 50 Euro.
Monthly straw bedding: 40 Euro.
Other expenses, eg. removal of used bedding: Let's say 300 Euro spread over the full year, that's 25 Euro a month.

Total: 155 Euro a month. For a hobby, not that bad.

It's hard to put a price tag on the land since it came with the house and I wanted to live rurally anyway.

Another European here going WTF at the implication that cities are considered corporations?

Remember - they are only terrorists if the revolution fails, otherwise they're freedom fighters and heroes.

Only because they took his gun! That's unconstitutional!