Well, if you still had any doubts, this ought to convince you!

‘Old clocks’? You mean… analog clocks? The ones in practically every household outside of America?

Will soon begin? My brother in Christ, it’s begun at least 20 years ago.

‘AI First’ means AI comes before the users, which can be true for any service. It was never an app for you. Just an app that you happened to use.

Umgrateful. Next you’re gonna tell me he never wore a proper suit?

Personally I don’t fundamentally despise the concept of advertising. I think it’s acceptable for people and companies to share information about a potentially great product or service that they’re offering, on reasonable terms.

The main problem for me is: advertising went too far and abandoned most safeguards. Advertising in 2025 is essentially manipulation and brain washing. Most ads don’t give you any information about a product or service whatsoever. Just some celebrity saying it’s great. What is this supposed to accomplish if not manipulating people into mindlessly paying for a thing they know nothing about?

By default, you never have to enter your BitLocker passphrase, since there’s usually no passphrase in the first place. The default configuration unlocks the drive automatically as long as it’s on the same network it was set up with. Otherwise you need the recovery key. You can also manually enable an unlock method, though on modern PCs there’s usually only PIN available.

On Linux, in theory you can have the exact same setup and nothing’s stopping you. However, depending on the distro it may or may not be easily configured. You can fairly easily set up automatic drive unlock with TPM, which essentially gives you a similar experience to the default BitLocker.

I don’t like how writing down passwords on notes has been heavily criminalized. Obviously it’s a security risk, but so is having a simple password that isn’t written down anywhere. In fact, the latter is often more dangerous, depending on the specific environment. Just make sure the note isn’t easily accessible and you’re good.

This wouldn’t be much of an issue if most of the laptops nowadays didn’t come with soldered in ram and no options of expanding.

Very good question indeed. Sadly, it doesn’t help that Chomsky keeps avoiding answering this and other related questions.

As someone so vocal about serious crimes going unpunished, I’d imagine he’d just openly say what’s going on. If he’s so adamant about staying silent, it only adds more doubt and further questions.

“In the United States of America you don’t have to apologize for being white supremacists anymore.”

There was one word missing from the image. Fixed it.

Recently there was a similar incident in China involving a Xiaomi car. This led to an incoming legislation that will require all cars to have mechanical handles in case of emergency.

Tesla alone had many such cases and there are no plans whatsoever to do anything about it.

Imagine losing to China in safety regulations.

Good enough I guess?

But why spend resources on useless features that nobody asked for and nobody’s going to take advantage of? Instead of, you know, implementing anything that may benefit the users?

To be fair, he never said the self documentation makes any sense. Just that it’s there.

He was recently asked about it and did not respond. His wife in his place said he has no comments to add.

Wait till Americans hear that Danes don’t need to calculate their taxes and pay a fee to file them.

In case you were wondering the ‘w’ in ‘wine’ stands for ‘wine’, and the full acronym is ‘Wine Is Not an Emulator’. What do you think the ‘w’ in ‘Wine Is Not an Emulator’ stands for?

You write clean code and you get replaced in 2 months, because everyone can work on that code.

You write an unreadable mess that no raise will convince other employees to work on and suddenly your holiday requests don’t get declined anymore.