If only they had Microsoft...Copilot.

Outlook breaks in ideal climate-controlled conditions with high-speed hard-line internet, handled by well-staffed IT departments, and provided to competent users. Any time I think I'm having a quiet day at work, it's really because the Outlook app on my phone has stopped refreshing and doesn't start working again until I restart the phone. Why would anyone consider trying it in space?

If the post office disappeared today, nothing of value would be lost. UPS, FedEx, Amazon, Door Dash, etc. There are now any number of options for delivery of things to our homes. We don't need the post office now, and that's been the case for at least a decade.

I kept my CDs. 400+ hanging on the wall over my desk right now.

I'm really proud of you.

and I like it a lot.

Their history of poor customer service and the talk of data caps means people are doing exactly what they should: shopping elsewhere.

Your proposals require trusting government with powers they should not have. No reason to even venture down that path.

"Things which give them permission to hack with a warrant are reasonable."

Imagine thinking privacy doesn't matter and mission creep isn't guaranteed here. https://www.wordnik.com/words/...

When did you try Linux? 20 years ago was 2006. Linux had been feature-complete for nearly a decade by then.

What the PJ CFO actually explained was, that with the proliferation of Door Dash, Grubhub, etc., pizza is no longer the strongest delivery option out there, so that has impacted sales. People can get a hamburger or a chicken sandwich with the same ease as pizza, so many people are choosing other items these days. Americans have been eating 3 billion pizzas a year. Some niche or overpriced chains might be affected, but don't let anyone convince you that pizza is in danger.

The Guardian, clearly the last bastion of truth journalistic integrity.

I've had an Apple Card for about a year now. It's been the first time in my life that I've ever used a cash-back credit card for daily purchases while paying everything off at the end of the month. What makes this so easy for me is the fact that it's always logged in. Opening the Wallet app on your iPhone gives you immediate information, such as your balance, or what you need to pay to avoid interest. Having the option for cash back to automatically go into the HYSA also makes saving easier than ever. Out of everything Apple might put their own spin on and impress me with, a credit card was highly unlikely. But here we are...

I thought we all agreed to abandon it in 2023 when it wanted to charge insane amounts for accessing the API? https://developers.slashdot.or...

Nearly everything delivered by USPS is junk mail. There has to be a better option than a failed organization surviving solely off spam and subsidies.