I’m not sure how you came to that interpretation.

Theft is theft, I never implied it wasn’t.
And I never said it could be perfectly justified. I said each situation was nuanced and that there is no hard right/wrong.

That doesn’t mean the theft never happened, just that some crimes are easier to forgive.

Theft is too vague to be given a blanket right/wrong verdict for all situations.
Failure to recognise nuance is morally inept.

We have courts and juries specifically because morality is not a hard rule.

Oh no, I really hope they don’t specifically target the tesla-only chargers…

If you mash all the numbers in your birthday together like ddmmyyyy, there’s a cool trick you can do with the new 8-digit number.
Send me your special birthday number and I’ll show you what I mean.

Preferred by who?
Personally I’m not a fan of the ‘modern’ windows UI, lack of a menu bar, added sponsor button, lack of 32-bit support, lack of windows <10 support, or the fact that it’s an msix-installed ‘app’ rather than a normal program.

Subtract rent, bills, gas, savings for maintenance, etc.
Your food budget is much smaller than $1160/month, so why not take <10 seconds to make sure you aren’t overpaying?
Plus it’s just annoying having to go back to the store sooner because you have less eggs than you needed.

I didn’t know lowes sold that sort of thing! ;)

The technology itself isn’t, but companies will probably abuse the word ‘quantum’ until it loses all meaning, like they have with AI.

What do Europeans have to do with this?
Oh right, US-ians think any first-world country must be in Europe…

How do you know it was completely useless to anyone else though?

I never said you did, and it’s perfectly normal to be curious.
It’s just that blind people have to answer these same uninformed questions all the time, and it can be tiring.

Saying you did look it up seems worse to me than saying you didn’t.
One acknowledges a lack of effort, the other implies notable effort and failure at a relatively simple task.
No judgement intended, I’m just trying to instill some introspection. I’ll leave you be now.

Being blind is a spectrum, but even ‘fully’ blind people can use phones and computers with a screen reader.

Alt-text allows people to describe images, OCR can recognise text in images, and now AI can also describe images.

Blind people aren’t helpless, incapable or dependent, like some stereotypes might lead you to believe. Many are able to live relatively normal, independent lives.
Some even play videogames and stream on twitch.

But some find constantly being asked the same questions and needing to inform others that they aren’t incapable to be quite annoying. Especially when this sort of info is readily available online.

I think of it like asking a question on reddit and only reading the first reply.
You never know if the person replying is an expert or someone at the first peak of a dunning-kruger graph.

You should set up a kool-aid stand

Just a bro try’na help another bro out.

Yeah the hardware is pretty solid. It’s the software that’s the problem.

Kind of, but some distros are still much more stable than others.

It’d be like only ever trying windows ME or vista, rather than 2000 or 7.

You’re still getting ‘the windows experience’, but you happen to be using one of the least stable options available. Much like choosing pop vs debian.

Well he’d have to be at least 50

You’re absolutely right!
Emoji bullet lists aren’t just cool — They’re changing the communication paradigm.

That’s the point.
Then they’ll add more slop cores to their next generation of cards, and use that as their demo for how great their latest cards are.

Their whole consumer business strategy since rtx has been to push the use of new rendering techniques that existing hardware is less capable of, while releasing new cards with dedicated cores designed specifically for their new techniques.
If they didn’t have rtx or dlss, people would still be using their 980 ti’s.