manderley

If maximizing value to the shareholders is the goal, companies should dissolve and pay out the proceeds as dividends.

Pretty sure not making money is what attracts the most investment money these days.

The issue will absolutely show up. Just download pingplotter and set the interval to 0.3 seconds. The latest firmware simply mitigates the problem a bit, all Puma 6 chips are affected.

It's most noticeable in online games, for regular usage, you probably won't see much of a problem.

Wouldn't running Windows 10 and the Microsoft Subsystem for Linux make way more sense for these users? Seems more like inertia that is keeping some on the Mac.

They absolutely could add a settings toggle. This has been a huge annoyance since DP and HDMI arrived at the scene.

> Some European country tax 90% of income...

This is untrue.

You're not really getting a rebate, the extremely high merchant fees in the US are paid by the customers.

While it makes sense for the individual, high fees should be regulated.

The people making things aren't necessarily the ones to profit from their commercial success. VFX studios seem to be squeezed very hard by big studios.

If anything, the $200 VESA mount you absolutely need is more egregious.

People keep saying this: Is this monitor actually competitive with $25k+ reference monitors? Because the specs seem to indicate "no" to me, but I'm not a professional user so can't judge what's important.

Also, to be able to use your own mount you still need the $200 VESA mount.

Meanwhile, the US was entirely passive, didn't operate bases anywhere and didn't invade anything. Totally relaxed.

You can bind Snip & Sketch to the Print Screen button in Ease of Access -> Keyboard. This is a new feature in Windows 10 1809.

You can edit form fields for every password entry to fix the "filling out the wrong form entry" problem.

This is changing by September 2019, "Payment Initiation Services Providers (PISP) is the term used by the EU.

Yep. But SATA Express used to be common (but mostly unused) for a while.

Seems very much like the opposite to me, even Nvidia's "Founder's Edition" went to an open design in its latest iteration. Only AMD reference cards seem to still be blowers, AIO designs are pretty much all open.

The new EU Financial Services Directive formalizes this process and forces banks to provide an API for third-party payment providers.