And to that effect... for every USB-A device, there's an equivalent device that runs on USB-C. You just have to buy THAT one and let retired specs be retired.

A hub answers both concerns. From a single USB-C it can give you a few USB-A AND a few USB-C ports. It can be as big as a docking station or as small as two fingers but much thinner.

Thanks for all the comments. After reading them, they all have one thing in common: You didn't read my previous comment entirely, or did but went too fast and missed the context.

No the teacher is an American born, with true American heritage. But that's not her idea though. This is the material printed in my kid's homework booklet.

Black women in the important workforce back then was a revolution. Today it's a political statement. In my opinion the two are different.

Although legibility varies by states, voucher programs are for low-income families. It's not what you said.

So my kids brought home some homework just last week. Numbers with 6 digits are hundreds of thousands... but the instructions on the textbook also show them to read those numbers as thousands of hundreds. What the FUCK? I know it's beneficial to teach children how to do things multiple ways, but what kind of a stupid way is it to call 500,000 a "five thousands of hundreds"?

Not just Netflix but others too have been injecting political ideologies into their contents. I have absolutely no issues with their political views, but I don't think trying to express those views in the movies/shows would be a beneficial thing because there's always people who disagree. Those who don't agree won't watch, and as they talk to their friends/families, those don't watch either.

A solid example: Star Trek Discovery. They went completely out of their way to put two things into the series: DEI and LGBT. Every single person of authority in this series is a woman, some black. Then they put in multiple non-binary persons in, some with relationship, some not. These didn't bother at all. In fact I watched the whole thing simply because I love Star Trek. But there are a lot of the audience disagree to a point that they'll stop watching after a few episodes.

whatever way that benefits them.

GenZ grew up with full access to the internet, which is filled with information. A vast amount of that information are toxic, brainwashing, misdis-information. A well rounded person knows clearly right from wrong and they won't be influenced by the bad data. The not so solid folks allow those info to drive them from day to day and it makes them arrogant, ignorant, entitled, rude, disrespectful, dishonest. They enter the workforce with those attitude and it's hard for them to hold the job for long. It's not that they don't want to stay in tech, it's because they can't. Tech industry requires solid people with analytical ability, fast thinking, team work, problem solving, adaptability all on top of technical skills. If a person has been infested with bad data too much, they cannot survive the environment, which they'll in turn call out with all kinds of accusations.

I'm confused as to how a credit union employee is authorized to speak on national level matters. I'm asking genuinely because I'm clueless. This is not a political statement, nor am I seeking one. Can someone help me understand her credibility?

I think it's due to the exceptionally high costs for new RAM. Given the current computing demand, I think 32G is going to be stable for quite some time. Folks who do graphics, video, audio, games may need to go beyond. But I don't see developers needing beyond that for some time.

I don't tolerate racists and haters. You are dismissed kid! Go back home and apologize to your parents for being stupid!

All the sudden I'm very interested in seeing how this number changed over time.

About real estates... even the OGs, well established people are having difficulties with the mortgage since the interest rates are so high. The same property, same mortgage numbers, compared to 2021, the payment now is double. So yeah sure the younger adults will have a tough time. Costs of living are much higher now and it makes it a lot more difficult to save up for the down payment. And forget about a job that moves with inflation. You want that, you'll have to get a new job.