Are you arguing non technical people should have root access to company owned and managed PCs? Because I can tell you from experience, that will result in a very bad time at some point. Even if it is just for the single end user and not the wider org.
Yep. The whole fake frames thing seems like a witch hunt to me. If you can actually get a 5090 and were previously fully utilising a 3090 or 4090, it is a significant upgrade, as long as it doesn't burn your house down.
You can disassemble and replace mouse switches quite easily and very cheaply if you already own a soldering iron and some basic tools - mouse switch failure is the typical reason for misclick double click problem
Its not even that. They say its more complicated but it's basically the exact same thing. Registry entry's are arguably the windows equivalent of a Mac os plist.
Yeah I tend to use both. For some more involved scripting sometimes the verbose command proper names are nice as it reads better, but the short names are nice when hacking
Born in the 80s and this is basically my experience too, although I guess I got my first mobile somewhere in highschool, but it was only a 5110 - relatively primitive. I do fondly remember having to memorise land line numbers, and potentially navigate parents of friends or romantic interests when the call got answered.