Oh, please let Elsevier lose and be summarily executed as punishment.

Soon, you'll need to have 10 different "app stores" installed on your phone just to have the apps you want because each app will sign "exclusivity" deals with different stores. UGH.

Reddit permanently banned my account (over 12 years old) and for two years now I've been unable to create a new account that lasts more than a few minutes before being banned. They claimed I "advocated violence" when all I did was write that I looked forward to scrolling past a certain orange madman's obituary. For two years, now, I've been unable to create a new account that lasts more than a few minutes before being banned, regardless of using VPN, different email addresses, etc. Not sure how they trace them back to me, or why they would go to such lengths.

Google Pixel phones also have switched off the older tech, making LTE/5G ubiquitous.

Did you never play with magnets and observe that when you place like poles next to each other they push away instead of attract?

Make a progressive tax that grows exponentially with wealth so that it becomes physically impossible to ever become a billionaire. Make billionaires extinct. No person should EVER accumulate that much wealth and power.

Let me know when the EU tries to force Apple to likewise open up it's OS to third-party vendors.

... to the Ballroom fund, I'm sure.

... if you intend to continue being shitty software supported by shitty service.

Oh yeah, having "very, very good" but "not all the time" is great when you're depending on it not crashing into a mountain and obliterating 200 passengers.

The enshitification will progress exponentially.

Just waiting for a halt to construction because the funding has been pulled out until they agree to rename it after the orange .

... anyway...

As someone who travels to SF frequently, I believe the crux of the "problem" with Waymo in SF are people like this Grochmal dude who, seemingly, reflexively go apesh*t whenever they spot a Waymo doing anything. They're so desperate to find something to complain about. If it wasn't Waymo, they'd be griping about something else, perhaps the introduction of imported bee pollen on their locally-baked whole-grain naturally-fermented wheatgrass bagel with artisan honey.

I still wouldn't live in India. I'd love to live in Japan. Anyone who has visited both places would agree, or at least anyone with any common sense.