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My guess is that outrageous things were important to pay attention to when we were in tribes?

The point is that by paying you incentivize it and make it worthwhile not that the hackers keep promises.

The preemptive pardon is ridiculous. Pardon for what? What if it comes out someone is a child cannibal? Are they pardoned for that?

What are the American-made computers? The Apple macbook assembled in China with Korean displays and Taiwanese chips?

I like this compromise. One of my issues is the lack of liability in practice. The poster is technically liable but they're anon, behind proxies, foreign, etc. and unaccountable. It results in pe…

The vitriol I see here only makes me like him more.

They have a strategy of adding as many dumb slow abstractions as possible so the multi trillion dollar company can minimize the devs on their payroll.

It's extremely efficient from an evaporative cooling perspective.

It sucks they got rid of Cortana. The thought of being Master Chief with a Cortana of your own sounds badass.

Not really. Just that trust ain't binary and the govt is made of people. I don't like this admin but this too shall pass. Cultivate your garden. Electing bad people has consequences.

Right on cue!

Your comment is a perfect setup for the cynicism olympics where people rush to say you could never trust the govt.

I've had it two years, no neck pain. I don't have to move my head to look around.

I went the other direction. I bought a Dell 40" for productivity and I feel like the increased real estate only clutters and distracts.

I look forward to the (hopefully) positive results and what it will mean for most EdTech snake oil. https://www.economist.com/united-states/2026/01/22/ed-tech-i... …

You used to be able to set your VCR to record the show at a certain time (and skip the ads by fast-forwarding). DVRs exist too. We have lost a lot of freedom.

I have a friend that sends me lunatic fringe videos every day that youtube recommends. It's tiring