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Here's a (probably incomplete) list of ways they are user hostile https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Apple

This just reinforces what I've always thought. I'm not worried about robot overlords, I'm worried about what our meatbag overlords will do with AI.

> an item with 50,000 units across 10 locations would mean 500,000 rows I don't get it, Wouldn't that still only be 50,000 rows, just divided across locations?

Who could have predicted that Microsoft building their own nuclear reactor would be the lesser evil.

The irrigation plan was in response to the famine, and it worked, it was the last famine in the soviet union.

haproxy-protection is an alternative.

> Some browsers also intentionally detect attempts to do proof of work and attempt to block it entirely. Then they'd be blocking themselves from the website.

Less than half of people who voted voted for Trump, and turnout was 64%. Being allowed to chose between two evils every few years isn't democracy.

Nobody will care until the white house burns down (again)

It's basically become a thought terminating cliche https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thought-terminating_clich%C3%A...

Out of the frying pan...

and a 5g radiotelephony MODEM.

Never trust oracle.

It was revolutionary and progressive, in the 13th century... Now, not so much.

Possibly, possibly not. Bryan Johnson took it for 5 years in an attempt to slow aging. He eventually discontinued because it was causing an increase in skin infections (as you'd ex…

Tangential but open source pants are very much a thing https://freesewing.eu/

After using a space mouse for CAD it always seems weird how dual mice isn't a more common thing.

The fact that they call it an "open source wearable" when only the SDK is open source feels underhanded. You'd expect at least the OS to be open source.

Most water rated devices will warn against wearing them in the shower/bath because surfactants (soaps) let water penetrate a lot easier.

The government appears to be quite upset. You wouldn't want to upset ingsoc would you?

Great powers go to war due to Thucydides Trap. When a hegemon feels their position is threatened by the success of a rising power, they usually try to crush it. https://www.belferc…

Tibet was part of China since the Quing dynasty in the 17th century, it briefly declared independence during the chaos of the Chinese civil wars, but it was never recognised. Vietn…

A tardigrade stole mine.

even in the UK where we don't have "personality rights" it would almost certainly come under the common law offence of "passing off"