Buying an ICE car doesn't make you better at time management. Maybe be an adult and plan your trips so you arrive when you need to arrive.

because stopping to charge on the occasion that you are driving a longer drive just isn't that big of a deal. If I had to do it weekly that would be somewhat inconvenient but even with all the road trips I go on I have to stop for a charge less than once a month.

Actually, it does. USB-C ports are smaller, and more of them can fit in the same space.

That's a different issue and has little to do with USB-A vs C.

This is the "Fox News defense".

"It's not our fault because if someone's stupid enough to trust us, they deserve what they get."

According to the specs listed on Apple's site, they do.

https://www.apple.com/ph/iphone-17/specs

According to TFA, the opposite is true: eSims make it easier to switch providers and cheaper to buy temporary sims when traveling.

Indeed. Polls show that most Americans agree with that.

The problem is that they think the Democrats are even worse.

Democrats need to stop obsessing about Trump and figure out why America isn't buying what they're selling.

The midterms are 14 months away. If the Democrats are, once again, unable to articulate a positive agenda that addresses the concerns of working-class voters, the outcome won't be good.

129B masks per month is 16 masks for every man, woman, and child on Earth. That's a new mask every other day for everyone.

That's implausible.

Most of the world never masked. Those who did, didn't use a new mask every day. People didn't wear masks at home. Etc.

I used disposable masks for a week or more each. Then I switched to cloth masks, and disposed of no more.

The real number is likely a tenth of what they estimate.

It's a surprise to me.

Running separate HR, legal, and accounting departments makes no sense. I thought they were all merged years ago.

As for the "death of culture", if Red Hat relies on HR for its culture, they don't have much to lose.

Disclaimer: I use Ubuntu.

There will be a SpaceX welcoming party when they arrive.

We can look at submarine crews to see the psychological effects of long periods of close confinement.

Answer: People adapt to the close quarters and do their jobs.

That's nice.

Meanwhile, the government has $31 Trillion in debt.

Is it sensible to be spending tax dollars on something SpaceX is already doing with private dollars?

What's the alternative?

Sit on the sofa and watch cat videos on YouTube?

44% of American GDP goes to salaries and wages.

13% is profit.

Rather than sit on the sidelines and whining, young people should be working hard and investing their savings to become part of the owner class.

R2D2 navigated rugged desert canyons, so stairs shouldn't be too much of a challenge.