>But, he didn't even have backups.

From the summary:
>deleted the company's entire production database and backups

So you're right, and wrong. They had "backups" which weren't really backups because they apparently weren't kept offline and separately.

I somehow doubt your intellect even approaches that of a vegetable.

Fail. Wickard v Filburn (1942).

They probably used an AI to edit it.

Hell, in the US, growing a garden is "Interstate Commerce" and subject to federal law.

>2027: Bezel-less iPhone 20

Fat finger hell, you'll always be holding it wrong.

Nothing new to see here. Looks like a Gentex FDM, which has been around for years.

>Fucking magnets,

You're doing it wrong.

How was that bad link allowed in there?

>weather data from 2018

Less than 10 years of data? Why did this make it to /.?

>Apple AI Glasses Will Rival Meta's...

So, they'll be an abject failure.

>I think the answer will depend on whether people can actually see the difference or not.

Just set it to "Vivid" color for an obvious difference and half the population will go for it. And boost the bass on that soundbar while you're at it.

>so we are paying more per gig than they are by huge orders of magnitude.

One order of magnitude is 10x. "Huge orders" would be more than single digits. So you're claiming that we're paying 10 billion times more or greater.

"Enhanced." But for who's benefit?

Yes, there is a new contract created every month. Feel free to quote Italian conditions, but in the US a contract requires consideration, which occurs on a monthly basis.

In any case, it doesn't affect the ethics, and Netflix gives ample time for a customer to cancel renewals.