Neglected to mention: the class also had significant written assignments.

As a science major in the '70s, I took a course on Shakespeare that required 1 play be read per week. Need I say, it did not end well?

Thank you, Brewster, for all you've done with the Internet Archive!

And everything you thought you knew is wrong.
Hey, the more self-conscious you are, the better. At least that's what some AI probably spewed.
Did you know /. is a vice, too?

Don't pay any heed to sales pitches, critiques, or generally anything said by other people. Just read a book because it's enjoyable and helps break the habit of staring at an electronic device.

Ahead of the times, Stewart Cheifet made the business of microcomputing normal. His shows were eclectic and informative. And College of San Mateo's TV station was the place to be!

Re-label DDR4 chips as DDR5, then sell the"DDR5" DIMMs to suckers.

Where do I sign?

... and 1 million bugs. If I worked at MS now, I'd be looking for a new gig last week.

Not to buy, but to prove to the ignorant hoards how utterly pervasive and rampant Google's snooping in our lives is and especially with Android on their phones.

... let alone a 3rd, 4th, 5th? The first Avatar was enough for me. Nice job but enough.

...and welcome Google's tracking further into your life.

Never connect your TV to the Internet--it can be upgraded via a USB thumb drive--and use an Apple TV for streaming services to minimize tracking and ads. Smart TVs are known for logging every button-press on the remote, every commercial heard or muted, etc.

Still utterly insane but his sanest! What a good little boy he's been.

Roughly the same percentage of people who lack a 4-year college degree says a 4-year college degree isn't worth the cost.
Everyone knows a college education has gotten ridiculously expensive, which will naturally sway those without a college degree to not regret having pursued one, even though a college degree remains the best, most flexible option for those who can cut it.