gamad

You filed a "class action lawsuit?" More details, please. Who was the class? Why a "class action" when you were personally harmed in a major way?

I like MongoDB! It's web-scale:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs

Exactly right. We do accurate-color work so I need a wide-gamut monitor I can calibrate. And we need NVidia "Pro" cards (with FP16 full-speed) support. The Mac "faithful" will tell you can can jerry-rig a side-car box and run your GPU cards over USB-C, but that's flakey and slow.

I'm also a big fan of the Surface (and Windows 10, too!). We went from Mac to Windows and I have no regrets. (It was the desktop / high-end that pushed me over. No good "pro" option on the desktop.)

Someone licensed by their (US) state as an Engineer, and the only person (in most states) who can legally call himself an Engineer.

https://www.nspe.org/resources/licensure

I can't imagine working without an ESC key. I think many of the complaints could have been alleviated if they left this one key on the machine.

I'm a EE, and a licensed PE. I wouldn't do this.

I'm always afraid that if I knew what my cat was thinking I'd be disappointed. Like "I wonder if I can kill and eat him?"

Property tax is.

It's rent. If I don't pay my property taxes, the government will march in and take my house.

I use Microsoft's own "Windows Defender" combined with Malware Bytes to catch any PUPs.

While I'm a very careful user, this combination, to the best of my knowledge, has kept me safe. (MalwareBytes caught a piece of commercial software that I paid $59 for -- a Blu-Ray player -- that tried to install a browser add-on that would have presented alternate advertising.)