The glyphs match the symbols in the menus for various commands. It's easier for customers to find the "up arrow" key when the shift key has an up arrow on it.

It's funny to see them still willing to brave the sunlight these days.

But with a lot of fancy marketing words attached to it?

Didn't it get bought out by one of the "Content" networks?

There really isn't anything to say beyond the title.

Maybe don't let the Empty Trash button hit you on the way out?

Were you a FUFME employee before they shutdown?

At this point lets just take the bacteria that digest plastic and feed their output into the holding tanks of these bacteria that make plastic and just turn it into a perpetual plastic machine.

Maybe someone should point Claude at the Slashdot codebase and get it to modernize it. Drag this site into 2020 at least.

I mean, what's the worst that could happen?

And that was the first and last piece of efficient, optimized code shipped by Microsoft.

And because Microsoft didn't take the opportunity when they had it to get rid of the A:, B:, C:, drive naming scheme when they had the chance. They could have done it when Win95 shipped and few people would have complained.

My guess would be that they're doing it at the request of school IT departments that are flooded with Chromebook support and need a way to reset/refresh them without wiping out the student's data.

You know what exposes me to zero flame retarding chemicals? Metal and wooden utensils.

I feel like ingesting any of those chemicals isn't worth it. Maybe we shouldn't?

Except for where the money's coming from.

It's pretty well known that most crypto (including BitCoin) is larger driven by the greater fool theory. So the last one left holding the bag loses. It's also pretty well known that a lot of the money that's propping BitCoin up is coming from illicit activities like money laundering. So if you're OK with getting money that's probably from drug dealing or human trafficking, then yeah it's not unethical.

I think you might want to look around. That day is already here. We're awash in cheap screen technology. It's so cheap, we're looking for new places to put them. And they've even gone so far down in price, they're significantly cheaper than those mechanical analog gauges you're mythologizing.

That's true now. You're suffering from recency bias. The old machines used to be able to be turned up to dispense super-hot coffee. And most of them were set that way nationwide.

The coffee machines McD's use now have a much more accurate temperature sensing system to ensure the coffee is always dispensed at the appropriate temperature. You can read my other comment above for a little more in-depth explanation.