It is a realization of the populace. If most people wanted the full control that Linux provides, Windows would have died years ago.

Consumer Linux isn’t going to be a thing until it gets packaged neatly as a product to consume.

That’s par for the course for Republicans. Are things too expensive? Let them be shittier so they are cheaper.

Other EV’s have this problem too, so it isn’t just a Tesla problem.

I think the main issue is what happens when software support ends. There are tons of industrial and medical equipment with outdated software that work well today, mainly because there is an air gap between their computers and the Internet. That air gap may need to be enforced onto cars as default in the future.

I can’t describe them as sane.

The person is writing from a business prospective. If people are replacing their phones less often, it means that fewer phones are being purchased each year. If your company makes phones, that means adjusting to a shrinking market no matter what your company does.

Probably why he doesn’t want to do any parades.

Next they are going to find out they are learning other Arabic topics like al-Gebra.

There was a change in corporate leadership after the collapse of Southwest’s IT due to a snowstorm. New management built a new IT system which allows them to sell the kinds of add-ons that other airlines can sell.

Overhead storage, usually. The earlier people get their pick of overhead storage. Later people either get a worse spot for their carry-on or the plane fills up and they have to check it.

Southwest was the only airline to do non-assigned seating and they just gave that up.

In this case, private equity isn’t the only villain.

Print journalism has been decimated over the last generation as it has become the expectation that the articles should be free. The money that used to support journalism is mostly gone.

The writer is focusing only in their own experiences, but the industry as a whole can’t support many people who blog as is it is their job.

That could be anything from a high paying profession to owning a business.

It is likely more that the struggles of people with wealth are going to sound like pitiful willing to the struggles of people without wealth. To maintain the friendships across economic classes, wealth isn’t discussed.

For some people, money isn’t a number but an on/off switch.

Why? He was a great actor who deserves fame, but how many kids had their hearts broken when their superhero died?

I feel like Chadwick Boseman should not have taken that role given its significance. He knew he had a hard to treat cancer.

I feel like the MCU needed to take a breather after endgame, where stakes weren’t as big.

I feel like a major problem with the Snap, though, was that it wasn’t something the world could relate to. The MCU Earth is now very different from our Earth to where it is hard to write resonant movies in that universe.

Similar backdoor control capabilities, usually at least officially frowned upon in Western tech companies, weren’t found in buses bought from Dutch company VDL.

Looks like that was discussed in the article.

Killswitches may be common, but it is major security implications if infrastructure is sold with them without the buyer knowing about them, which appears to the case here.

It also makes a case to not buy hardware from China if their manufacturers install these killswitches and don’t notify their owners.

Anyone can carry fireball when you have a nuclear bazooka.

Amazon, like a lot of other tech companies, has also been cutting product lines as increased interest rates has put a cost to money and a push to profitability.

That said, there is likely some use to AI, even if it is error prone.