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The same way airlines oversell seats, they don't expect everyone to turn up. But for these claims, they expect the majority not to.

And they only just stopped supporting 2009 imacs.

Some info about it would be great? Do you use an AI model? Do you do semantic analysis? Is it open source?

I tried it on a wikipedia article and it didn't work too well.

> No one has even try to give any convincing argument for ARM on Mac. And yet everyone seems to believe it as Fact.

Yes, everyone believes it is coming, just like they believed the iPhone was coming, the iPad was coming, the Apple watch was coming.

Startups were using Oracle and IBM? Seems an odd choice.

Imagine the wonderful world we could be living in if someone had banned personal cars? Instead of roads everywhere we would have parks on instead, places for kids and adults to exist. Instead of urban sprawl we could have had walk able and cyclable cities, with a lot less pollution. Instead of 40,000 dead every year in the US we could have them living. Instead of 100,000s seriously injured, we could close down hospitals. Etc...

So everything would go up, but then people would have more money. Or are you suggesting that the extra money gets burnt in a furnace?

Have the carbon tax go to the people. Easy solution. Prices go up, people get more money.

I use all 3, but prefer firefox for most of what I do.

You couldn't compile it into an app. So you had to distribute the source code. This meant it was a dead-end for anything serious.

> But I've never met a single person who has ever directly read it.

I love how this is a unit of measure now. "I have never met anyone with an iphone, so...".

> However, both I and everyone I know that has ever used a Windows phone (there were several of us at work) absolutely loved the platform when compared to Android and iPhone.

Rubbish. Their CE phones were awful, and lots of people hated Micrsofts Windows phones and their laggy tiles.

Microsoft owned the smartphone market with CE, once palm went under. But they let it languish. You can see this happening today with Google's decisions to pull out of tablets, and close a number of products.

> Jio had a lot of money to use to grab the customers by offering free deals

How do you make money offering free deals?

And I bet they still drove. Big SUVs if they are like most families.

Oh, yes. 100%. I can't imagine how we would work in the last two major companies I worked at without it. Everyone is on slack, great place to ask simple questions, create a channel to discuss an issue, add images and video, and provide feedback when you are ready.

> I've lived in several cities in europe and i'm not actually sure i've ever seen anybody using them.

Used them all the time in London and Paris, and visiting other cities. They were great. Loads of people used them in the cities I saw.

I think there are a sort of people who will only use cars for everything, and don't really notice anything not car related.

> Buy a smaller cruise ships and rent a pier to dock it.

Oh yes, no one has thought of that before. It has even been implemented.

> Millions of dollars of work to theoretically save the user on a $10 HDMI cable

Not sure what you are talking about. Smart TV do mean not having to have a separate device to do streaming such as Netflix.

These are not the only two options.

> Any way you slice it, the quality of jobs today is tremendously higher than in the past, and people are not being paid less.

Really? What about 40 years ago? Jobs were a lot easier, and you could buy a house and raise a family on one income. Why do you ignore that period of time, when workers had it good?

> that the US reserves the right

From whom do they reserve that right?

Sure, this is true. If it is one person. These games are huge, with multiple teams. So this is clearly not true. No one person knows one part of the game.

You easily get the situation where creators know better than the makers.

> Regarding your actual point, I've had a 100GB limit for the past 5 years (since I got an iPhone 6), with a 4G connection.

Congratulations. Almost every other person does not.

> agree to impose heavy restrictions on vehicle emissions used to feed, transport, and employ the average citizens of their countries

Lets ignore all the other environmental costs of vehicles, roads, gas, refineries, deaths, gas stations, and the big one, city sprawl.

Cars are the single worst thing every created, and not just for the environment.

Why do I need steam for this? Seems very odd.

I have a VM on my mac to go on the work network, using ethernet, while I do everything over wifi.

I had a car, it got stolen, so cars are crap for commuting.

Get a cheap bike that is nice to ride, 2 locks, and learn how to lock it up properly.

> Overlapping windows doesn't provide any benefit. Making everything either full-screen or splitting the screen is so much better.

I disagree 100% and I hate people like you. Please, do not force this on users. I have about 10 programs running at once, all accessible because of the way they are partially stacked over each other.

Ha. In the private sector, we discovered a vendor was using an actually health database with real users in it for testing their app. It was all covered up, with no monitoring, because we recently bought that vendor.

What do you call the manipulation that amazon does then?