They want to put a bar at the top of the screen to show ads. You know it, I know it.

It's like Fidel Castro bragging about receiving 100% of the vote.

Let's not bicker and argue over who hacked who. China has huge... burgeoning economies of scale.

This is why we couldn't beat them in that one weird old war.

That's fantastic! Then they will have enough salt to put huge amounts into every aspect of their food supply and they can sell diuretics, give people heart disease, and boost their pharma and hospital sales. They can be just like the US!

The belt tightening will come when all the exit liquidity is used up after the AI boom is over.

Amazon will also roll out the "Random default to Amazon Day delivery" feature as well.

Why would we do that when half the country votes to remain a service economy every few years? Service economies don't produce, they consume what others produce. You want better engineering? Vote for manufacturing here and we can solve China's and the United States pollution problems. Otherwise, why learn engineering when the jobs are overseas? It's like telling everyone "learn to code" knowing full well you intend to eliminate a lot of their jobs with AI and outsource the rest before they even get out of college.

A Microsoft handheld that can abandoned in two years tops. I'm sure it will flop because that is Microsoft's MO. They are unwilling to push hard enough and long enough to get into a market so every single thing they do fails.

They had good hardware at one time, keyboards, mice, trackballs, etc., but I wouldn't buy any hardware from them now. Their tablet is a glorified update machine that is rebooting to do updates every single time I pick it up to the point I took the loss and just quit using it. It's been charging for 3 years now on my bookshelf as a reminder to never trust Microsoft.

Of course they are monetizing. That's what all the recent marketing was about. Every single "article" was nothing but an ad for their product. I feel like this should be common knowledge by now.

$42 Billion Broadband Grant Program May Not Scrap Biden Admin's Preference For Fiber

See what I did there? The exact same thing the title of that article did. I just used a different bias.

Don't worry Scro, plenty of tards are out there living kick-ass lives.

Bipartisan: Two sets of crooks have their hands in the cookie jar.

When in any doubt, Microsoft will always think of the safety of your data first. That's why, when the algorithm can't determine if sensitive data is on the screen, it will take the screenshot anyway just to be safe.

Capitalism says more money can be extracted from not fixing the problem. Especially today, more profit today, tomorrow's profits are too far away to plan for. There will be no solutions found. Treat the symptom, not the disease, as it were. Tax, tax, tax, tax...