Explains a lot.

Deja Vu all over again

The hardware isn't obsolete, Microsoft just decided that it was the easiest way to end backwards compatibility. Isn't it strange that an emulated TPM is good enough for a cloud VM but not for a personal desktop? I wonder if we will see this again if TPM 2.0 breaks and newer hardware is once again "required"

Let them waste their time. First, anyone who has worked in the mainframe/batch world knows that you are probably talking about dozens if not hundreds of programs. The most likely scenario will be to tackle the simplest ones and call it a win.

Which begs the question, what did we do to piss off the greater universe?

Please re-read the subject line. And here is an account of him before the house un-american committee accusing people who didn't agree with him as being communists to shut them up. Yup, same crap from the 40-50's.

The world is going bland. Companies no longer seek competitive advantage by offering anything unique, but instead settle for âoealigning to industry standardsâ which is safe and mediocre. Mao suits for all.

Looks like many of the commenters couldn't be bothered to read the whole summary. This is just voice to text transcription using an AI trained specifically for the medical field. It is done only with consent. It is not generative. Personally I prefer having my practitioner give me their full attention rather then doing data entry.

Calling them collectibles is a smoke screen to make you think that they are meant for the same people who buy typical commemorative dross. The new Trump coins are strictly a vehicle for legal anonymous bribery/blackmail by well healed individuals and countries. "Mr President, we hope that you can help us. We would prefer to hold on to the $5 million in meme coins we just purchased from you instead of dumping them and sinking their value."

The current push to eliminate federal control in favor of state control will force large national companies to meet 50 different sets of regulations. Currently the insurance industry works this way and that is why you see the "not available in all states" disclaimer in their ads. Expect deregulation to raise the cost of doing business in general and make some products less universally available as states step in with their own rules.

Stating the obvious that Distowatch is a wonderful resource when you have the itch to tryout a different OS. Dowloading a VM or iso image and firing it up in Virtualbox is pretty brain dead simple and a lot of fun. Makes it easy to look at what some of the alternatives are out there without having to abandon what you are familiar with. Especially if the alternative is kinda out there (NixOS anyone?)

Somebody ran the numbers and figured out they could save a bunch of money by reducing the size of the older, higher income, middle manager fiefdoms created by a predecessor. Eventually younger, lesser paid staff will be brought in to fill the void as senior management rebuilds said fiefdoms to emphasize how important their piece of the corporate pie is.

IBM was doing this more than 50 years ago. CICS Transaction Server (CICS TS) sits at the head of the CICS family and provides services that extend or replace the functions of the operating system. These services can be more efficient than the generalized operating system services and also simpler for programmers to use, particularly with respect to communication with diverse terminal devices.

Congratulations on being tagged as Flamebait for an honest, rational, and, most importantly, TRUE comment. Let's all talk about non-existent "problems" instead of fixing pot holes and other crumbling infrastructure.