So what happens after 90 days without a hire, and the company takes the post down. No penalty, and then they repost a new position that's basically the same position? Nothing. That's what happens, nothing.

Insightful

Good point

A lot of what you say is pretty logical and true. Americans voted this in, so they either need to celebrate this new reality, or vote it out. My guess is that they will continue to take it up the ass. And talk about how good it feels.

I disagree with pretty much all of what you stated.

One of the things I have been liking about doing product research with AI is that you could get some genuine feedback on various products and ways of doing things. Now with advertising entering into the mix, all bets are off. Paid rankings and paid influence on AI responses will ruin any truthfulness as far as using AI as a replacement for search engines goes.

Spoken like a true American.

That’s a pretty far stretch. Maybe 10+ years ago but their tech has improved significantly over the past few years. Your military comment is just weird.

It's unfortunate to see this. I have used Brother printers for a along time in our office and they have been great. One of the few printer companies I can trust.

Once again, vulnerabilities because of not changing the default password. When will people learn?

The spork analogy is completely off. Utensils are made of metal and can’t be adapted in the field. Computing devices are driven by software. Today I want it to be a tablet, tomorrow it’s a computer. Simple reboot. Or better yet, coexist seamlessly. The real reason is, why sell customers a tablet or a computer when we can sell them both. That’s the reason behind their laptops having no touch screen input or detachable screens, and why the Files app is such a disaster on an iPhone or iPad.

I guess you don't fly much.

Or 4x4x4

Kevin O'Leary is endorsing it. What a slimeball.

That's a pretty accurate description. I couldn't agree more.

Same here. In my role as IT and audio studio technical support I have found Perplexity to be amazing at helping me problem solve. Google's results are getting less and less relevant and it's not all that uncommon for Google search to still be bringing up results from as far back as 2008. 2008?? If you haven't tried Perplexity give it a shot. You will not be disappointed.