Making a product so good that people find themselves addicted to it isn't something you get fined $1.4 trillion for.

Sure, just like how people become addicted to meth because it's so good on merit alone.

Banning parents from having teenagers.

Answer: Zero, they don't have a semiconductor business anymore. I'm much more impressed by what TSMC can do today than what a research group says they can do five years from now.

Which means climate change aka global warming isn't real, amirite?

And admit their mistake by releasing "Windows 10 Classic'"

"...while the second group of 11 aircraft can be inspected later but within 25 flight cycles"

It's an emergency but we'll get to it when we get to it...

Password manager maker LastPass is notifying customers that their personal information and customer support case records were stolen during a recent hack at one of its technology partners, marking the company's latest data breach in recent years.

The expression "when you have sex with someone, you're having sex with every one of their partners as well" appears to apply to security software providers as well.

His line of work was in the ALS AI-to-brain speech interface test industry.

What does me being a bitter, resentful hater have to do with Musk's low self esteem?

We certainly know $44B can't buy it, the price Musk paid for Twitter to prioritize his thirsty tweets. He's still the same awkward, bald kid looking for validation.

Which means we've come full circle - Indians training their American replacements instead of the other way around.

It also failed to get a rise out of the aircraft.

AI can't make software development so much more productive that any upstart can quickly code a challenger to an entrenched offering (including customers developing their own solutions with AI), at the same time the software companies challenged by that upheaval don't see their enterprise value go down.

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