Isnâ(TM)t it great that we have police forces so primed to murder citizens that an 18-yro with a telephone can call in strikes?

After many years of using chrome Iâ(TM)ve spent hours playing around with six browsers on this iPad. When I downloaded Firefox Focus to run in the background and set Safari to use it as a content blocker, Safari on my iPad became the fastest browser I have ever used in 26 years. Now if only Appleâ(TM)s voice recognition wasnâ(TM)t 2 orders of magnitude worse than googleâ(TM)s...

I havenâ(TM)t opened my laptop in months. This year I did my taxes on my iPad, I work with spreadsheets on my iPad, I do a fancy math equations and graphing etc. on my iPad. For most people I donâ(TM)t think they need anything more.

You donâ(TM)t get to be Democratic presidential nominee if African-American voters reject you, and African-American voters picked Biden 3 to 1. Game over.

This is a terrific move, touch screens are stupid for some interfaces.

HIPPA would absolutely not allow this.

How many bits per second does the whole internet handle?

The answer to the Fermi paradox. Evolved species are so greedy and shortsighted that when they get enough tech to wreck everything, they do.

The only way social media works is giving people the power to screen out malignant assholes. this is going to be a big improvement, though there will be some entitled jerks who are unhappy they can't intrude on everyone.

My YouTube horror story is every time I try to watch a video I get 10 "suggested blah blah blah" pop ups I have to swipe away. Fucking annoying. Telle there's an app that'll turn that shit off.

(Sigh). Everytime I see a story about the cosmological constant I have to see the obligatory "that dark energy is a weird antigravity called the cosmological constant that was hypothesized and then abandoned by Albert Einstein as a 'blunder' almost a century ago." as if Einstein was so smart he predicted dark energy 100 years ago. No. He put a term in the equation to stabilize the universe, which was then thought to be static, against gravity. Then it turned out the universe wasn't static, it was expanding. That was the blunder. If there's an outward force, as there now seems to be, you'd put a term in the same place. But it's based on new data. I'm sick and tired of the "Aha! Einstein was right all along and he didn't even know it!" comment that has to be stuffed in every cosmological constant story these days.

What do COBOL coders make these days? Is it worth learning?