Can we call it “earth overheating”, because that’s what it is?

I’ve been looking at this for a while and can’t decide whether it’s real or fake. This is not normal.

I believe the market will sort this out. AI slop will only stay relevant in the domain of scammers and spammers, where demand doesn’t count.

Not an unpopular opinion but a plain wrong one. I’ve had USB C cables for far longer than the devices they connect to, can’t really remember any of the connectors ever giving me trouble I’ve yet to see a cable/connector fail due to wear. It’s a solid spec and the wide range of uses is brilliant.

That price was never particularly relevant, considering the past nominees and winners.

I’ve purchased a Niagara lifetime license, it’s so good. Give it a spin and see whether it’s for you.

They took a huge bet on consolidation and it didn’t really pay off. Now they’re writing it off.

I tried GamePass PC until a whole bunch of my favourite games disappeared. So I had to buy them in the end l, which, given steam’s usual deals, was about the same as keeping my subscription. It’s not a great deal for discerning customers and people will notice.

Amen!

I get a feeling MS doesn’t want to be in the game production/publishing space anymore. They see bigger growth opportunities elsewhere. I personally believe that it’s a big mistake and the ai bubble will cost them dearly, but chasing very short term profitability has never hurt an executive.

Microplastics, Forever-Chemicals, Air-Pollution, Food-Additives, Processed Food etc. and all even before you’re born. Take your pick or better yet, have them all!

Cheap 3D, none of the charm of the original. This is not a remake I’d consider watching.

Um ein Auto zu fahren, braucht man einen Führerschein, aber jeder kann Kinder bekommen.

Endlich funktioniert die Seite wieder und ich konnte meine Unterschrift darunter setzen.

This! The idea of “shareholder value” as the ultimate and singular goal was a mistake, as the world and particularly the US is slowly finding out.

This short article is so true it hurts. And of course management never understood this in the first place.

Wie bitte?

As long as MS Office just works and there is no real legal problem with using it, there is just no incentive for businesses to take on the enormous costs and risks involved with changing stock a critical piece of infrastructure. MS has an iron hold on that market and it will need a major reason for businesses to even consider switching.

I have some good insights into what actual European businesses use as office software. I’ll let you know if I hear about nextcloud.

For now at least, office still reigns supreme.

Crunch the numbers. Many topics can be expressed via numerical values and the results can be quite surprising.