I remember when Lexmark was the new upstart against Epson, HP & Canon.

Lol

And then these same bosses wonder why their people donot perform. Like if all you hired is trash, all you'll get out is garbage

Its the same as in China, you get what you pay for. A lot of companies such as IBM, AMD, GE, Walmart, have hugely successful outsourced ops. But they hire their own people, set up their own offices, provide a better QoL & salaries to attract & retain talent.

Outsourcing to a third party will always lead to problems as they too want to make as much profit as possible.

Elon must be in shambles. Along with all the fanbois who go on about reusable rockets and how SpaceX is the only one to do it

Seems like Intel is the latest company that is being targeted by PE investors

You do realize that humans survived for millions of years without an income source right? The problem is our economic system. We just need a better system for division of labor

No it doesnot. Have you not played Monopoly?

Robots don't need money to function. They can work for free if need be. And solar power is abundant.

When human life is worth so little that we let people rot away on the street, what is the point of producing more people?

Automation, robotics, computers have reached the level, where a lot of manual labor, can be automated away. A declining population will only lead to a better quality of life for everyone.

That was a good read. Reminds me off the time when it was found that NSA had code inserted into Jupiter Networks devices. The iPhone exploit seems to be similar and was likely added it at the request of governments

Well, that is what is expected to happen when temps go above 3C. The historical record shows that the earth reacts violently when warming hots a critical limit, ushering in an ice age

Intel is the exact opposite of a patent troll

Bro, look we'll take your legacy system and greenfield the fuck outta it. It'll be like DNS but 2.0 bro. 2.0!! Like just trust me bro, we'll kill it. It'll be so good that the whole world will collectively go like "why didn't we think of this before"

That's what I imagine most of those meetings are like and why people keep re-inventing the wheel.

If google knows the passwords, they are already public knowledge. If you continue to use them, then thats on you

At this point I feel the evidence is overwhelming and we need a better way. Either we get rid of this Unicode mess and go back to a simplified ASCII, or we find some new way to organize characters, into broad categories such as, Alphabets, Numerals, Special Chars and Control Chars. And by default all the categories except the Control Chars should automatically be escaped or do nothing, so we can all put this mess behind us