Back when Boot Camp was a thing, there was a similar trend: MacBooks were one of the mostly stable windows platforms (per soluto, probably gone by now). Apple only had to write drivers for their small number of laptops, and it was mostly power users with clean installs.

Important people are too important to bother themselves with opsec

Yeah I got mad slop vibes too. And donâ(TM)t get me started on not mentioning CDs

Why isnâ(TM)t that ish everywhere if itâ(TM)s so good?

Yeah howâ(TM)s anyone storing more information than the universe and doing it in the universe

It seems like if 80% of people say work is toxic, and 54% say that would make them quit; then isnâ(TM)t there probably an error in the data? unless we see 40% of the cohort quitting in the near future?

Meh. Dumb humans arenâ(TM)t going to get dumber (I hope). Risk for a human driver among smarter AI drivers should be lower than the current model which is all average monkey brain drivers. If insurance is based on real risk, then humans should get a slight discount as AI drivers increase, whereas AI drivers will get a steep decrease. The main change will likely be that insurance for AI drivers might prevent you from taking manual control. This is all only if it ever gets good enough though.

Calling a person a failure (long term condemnation) and saying that they had a success(shorter victory) are not comparable idea and the headline is misleading. That being said: screw Trump and his fascist cronies. Iâ(TM)m here to be pedantic about your words. No more, no less.

Youâ(TM)ve got it all right, but hereâ(TM)s how it worked not too long ago: Discover had the best benefits for poor college students getting their first card, and AmEx had the best benefits for top 5% Americans who did more spending than saving. Visa and MC floundered in the high end and low end markets, while maintaining overall dominance.

Also ðY¥uck slashdot and its petty refusal to fix whatever makes âsingle quotesâ(TM) to render incorrectly. âHireâ(TM) âaâ(TM) âsingleâ(TM) âengineerâ(TM) âAskâ(TM) âchatGPTâ(TM)

Thereâ(TM)s north of 60 processors in the US. Iâ(TM)m out of the industry so I canâ(TM)t attest where it is now specifically but the Nilson report would be a good place to start. However: thereâ(TM)s basically 4 companies providing âoerailsâ (decoding jargonâ¦) payment networks. These four companies control 99% . Visa controls over 50%. Visa is not bowing to any processor. So either processors on one side are kneeling to the other, or Visa felt like this was a good excuse to do something they already wanted to do. Feel free to hit me up with questions btw. Iâ(TM)m not thatâ(TM)s smart but Iâ(TM)m happy to try and explain things.

Actually survivorship bias this time: nobodyâ(TM)s talking about their alcohol dad who died 30 years ago.

At best HP wants to corner used laptop sales so they can raise prices. If they cared they would provide better product support and repair instructions

Yes both are very shitty but if I was keeping score apple would be around 10, whereas MS and Google would be closer to 100. Fuck apple every time they do something like this. But theyâ(TM)re still my best option at the moment. (No i will not root an android phone and fiddle with that nonsense)

Now that does suck. Screw them for that