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I'm sure the three people who bought the vision pro will appreciate it.
I'm sure the three people who bought the vision pro will appreciate it.
There was a time when the people who complained about soldered RAM (and I was one of those people) were a significant enough proportion of the community that manufacturers would pay attention. This was the age when gaming PCs were constructed from high end pieces from the wild-assed cases to the heavy duty PSUs to overclocked CPUs and next gen GPUs.
But overall, that segment of the consumer market has dwindled. Most folks just want to charge their new machine up, connect it to their WiFi network and get going. On the corporate end of things, save for pretty niche areas like engineering and R&D, a cube you can plug a keyboard, mouse and camera into and will last through a few upgrade cycles before it's sold back to a refurb outfit is all that is needed. Nobody in IT departments is pulling RAM chips anymore, particularly at RAM prices right now! Even the folks writing operating systems are starting to get it, and have rediscovered the glory of native apps that don't required bloated Javascript engines just to select a few radio buttons.
Yes, Windows 11 is really that bad. It's cluttered, slow, inconsistent. I've seen it on pretty high end hardware, and it's a dog. And that's before we even talk about how they tried to insert Copilot into everything. It's a shitty version of Windows and even Redmond acknowledges it. It was the impending EOL of Windows 10 that lead me to buy an M1 MacBook Pro, and I've never looked back. If I want to run Linux, I've got servers set up to do that kind of heavy lifting, but I have absolutely no need for whatever it is MS is trying to sell me these days.
As someone who's been using Samsung phones for about 15 years, I had no idea there was a thing called "Samsung Messages". I tend to tune out all the shovelware that phones come with (and take steps to remove or disable them).
I really like Samsung phones, but their software ecosystem is abysmal. Everything they provide is inferior to other options.
..which doesn't support 486s, so the OP's statement that OS/2 still supports 486s is still not true.
Nonsequitur.
"More Americans have been entering upper middle class" is not inconsistent with "the economy has not improved over the past few years."
It's a stretch above 120th as well.
"Entertainment purposes only" Note that they don't say *whose* entertainment.
Half the world runs on VBA for Office applications (or used to, it's probably less now), and VBA for Office has never been officially supported by Microsoft. You're on your own if you choose to use it.
"Support", not "in use". IBM sure as hell doesn't support OS/2 any more.
No, they only found the cow tools.
Those techniques won't work on overeating because you need to eat to live, you can't just stop cold turkey like with smoking.
Overweight people have it constantly hammered into them that they're endangering their lives, it's not a messaging issue.
And if it's so bad, why is having the meds such a problem? Their side effects are minimal and they work better than diet and exercise and lifestyle change. Most of the arguments seem to be based on some weird puritanism, where only the "worthy" should be able to weigh less.
The current administration is focused on making it look like they're doing something.
If they really wanted to regulate microplastics they'd regulate them, not put them on a list where they'll sit and do nothing.
"We spent a ridiculous amount of effort to stop smoking in this country but have done almost nothing in regards to obesity"
I disagree strongly. We have spent as a society uncounted billions on addressing obesity, including on government programs. The problem is it's just a harder problem than smoking.
At the end of the day, just about everybody knows obesity is bad and that you have to exercise and eat healthier. Lack of knowledge isn't the problem.
"You have to admit that the majority of people are not like diligent you but are more like those bakery patrons"
So then the drugs sound like the best option? The only other argument is basically that of a sociopath -- people should be punished because they don't have the willpower you think they do.
Information is the inverse of entropy.