And much more useful: they do a lot of stuff that is of marginal use, and very little that is really useful - and when they do so, they are not particularly reliable at it.

It's business. It is still the case that there is a wide social acceptance to the notion that business is the pursuit of profit without restraining ethical or moral considerations. Just as the US society as late as the first half of the 19th century accepted slavery without any questions, and most of us look at the with revulsion and horror, hopefully a century from now most members of society will look at this business position with a comparable revulsion and horror.

There is no evidence that China is significantly closer to achieving reliable, sustained, controlled nuclear fusion than anybody else.

MBAs tend to end up as mere bean counters concerned about the numbers next quarter and very little else. Eff them.

Nothing from Jeff "No Backbone" Bezos.

You don't get it: the problem is that Mozilla has reneged of their principles in a big way, at this point having dropped down there with the likes of Google and Microsoft - which they were always for-profit organizations, with Google's Don't Be Evil thing being nothing but a smoke screen. Mozilla should acknowledge that they are in it for the dough and that they will do whatever it takes for it, just like the other guys. You can (and should) say whatever you want about them, but Mozilla goes well beyond them when it comes to being hypocritical.

Your brand is tainted for the foreseeable future, and chances are Firefox will linger down there in a position of practical insignificance. Which is a shame, but stupid is as stupid does.

The Mozilla people have no credibility left. What a shame. Firefox used to be my go-to browser, but there is no way I will touch it again. Please, feel free to burn in hell.

Should? Movies are, for the most part, for entertainment. They can be educational too. In that sense, they are welcome to show the effects of climate change. But - should? I don't think - we do not want the kind of things typical of such charming regimes as Russia or North Korea.

Don't they think that the experience is irritating enough as it is already? Way to go, HP.

Bean counters do not require much brain power.

A consequence of the tariffs is that different vendors have now a justification to increase their prices even the tariffs do not affect them directly or at all: they are for-profit organizations, after all. Expect similar moves from many other vendors.

Well, the guy he murdered was a monster himself.

The regenerative braking system that most EVs have enables one to drive around almost never even touching the brake. In an urban environment I do so myself practically all the time - it is only rarely that I have to step on the brakes.

A while ago it was reported that a chimp throwing darts at different financial strategies performed as well as professional financial experts.